TransabledKickBum
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I'm finding it amazing how many seem to be taking this personally.
I am not calling you a cheat, you are by definition cheating if you use comms according to a dictionary as it falls into a definition, an unfair advantage over other players.
Looking at some of these comments I can see why this game is never going to be balanced.
As yourself, do communications give an advantage over other players? If yes then that is unfair on the players who do not have comms.
Now if you introduce communications for all 4 survivors to use, nobody has an unfair advantage and the game can be balanced on a fair playing field... or ice rink.
There will be people who do not speak the same language but that can be fixed with preferences, there are people who aren't nice and that can be fixed with mute, it will never be 100% perfect but communications actually being part of the game is as close as we can get it folks.
Until then people who use communications will always have an advantage and the game can never be balanced around something free.
Personally I love the idea of playing solo and guessing what is going on but also understand people like to chat with their friends.
Please don't take this as being insulting to you as whether you can help it or not, communications are very strong and there is a reason for people to want to play with them so lets embrace the option to chat with every survivor in the trial and have a fairer game
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Again, I am aware there are quite a few people who use communications. This isn't to make you feel threatened, think of it as being balanced, fair and making new friends with the in game comms that DBD have still yet to program... but sure DBD has never used a quick fix before.
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@malloymk said:
If the people who make the game say something isn't cheating, then it isn't cheating. Period. End of story.
Dictionaries aren't true. Period. End of story?