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@Rydog said:
Oh, and I should say: I recommend trying out Wraith as a basic "learning" killer. He's really not very good at higher ranks, but his power is straightforward and lets you sneak up on people easier, and he forces you to engage in the basic chasing game loop without having to lean on any fancy shenanigans.
thanks but one question the more perks I have a photo that I found in the forum and I wanted to ask you if those perks are good
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@Rydog said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1803055#Comment_1803055
I'm not sure what you are asking. Are you asking how long it will take you to learn how to play?
I'm sorry for how I reformulated the question, I wanted to say if when I know how to play well which survivor and killer would you recommend me so that I already know what to use in the future
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@Rydog said:
If you're new to the game, I recommend Feng Min, as she comes with what is arguably the best set of perks to learn with (as she gets a chase perk, a generator repair perk, and a vision perk).
Claudette is popular because her darker outfits allow her to blend in with a lot of shadowy environments (hence her "Blendette" nickname).
Kate and Ace tend to get a lot of love as well, as they have the most quiet breathing and injury sounds if you aren't running Iron Will.
At the end of the day, survivors are all just skins, and they can all eventually be taught any perk. Your best bet is to level survivors to 40 to unlock their unique perks, and then start dumping all your Bloodpoints into whoever you like the best. At minimum, I advise leveling Feng Min for Lithe and Dwight for Bond, as these two perks -- along with Kindred and Spine Chill (which are both in the common perk pool) -- will give you one of the most solid solo survivor builds.
thanks one more question and one that would be an advanced level by the time I know how to play?