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@thicc_iguana said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1856826#Comment_1856826
It just means the survivors are playing in a party together.. like ain ps party or Xbox party. Or... Discord if they are on mobile or Pc
Ok thank you
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@Shroompy said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1856826#Comment_1856826
SWF means "Survive with Friends" as thats what it use to be called before they added crossplay between Windows Store and Steam. But yeah, most people who refer to "SWF" theyre talking about people who use discord or any other third party software to communicate
Oh yes I remember just I dont know the shortened versions
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@Parallax said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1856826#Comment_1856826
SWF means that there are at least two or more survivors who are playing together. It doesn't necessarily they are on voice chat, but usually that's what people mean.
So like a premade lobby
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Im quite new but does swf mean like they are speaking on discord of something
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@lowiq said:
Hours and Rank? If you want to get better at looping, I would recommend holding shift for the entire game.
Overall, I think you played well, although would like to see a bit more footage in chases.
- You seem to understand basic looping mechanics well, and know the basics behind running generic tiles. However, I would challenge you to start looking a little more at looping from a macro sense. For example, at the ship, you waste the two resources really quickly and don't use any of the windows there. The ship is a really strong tile, and probably one of the only safe tiles on the swamp, you should conserve those pallets - even taking a hit early game because you have a medkit.
- Following up on the first point, know your strong tiles - you should always be trying to lead the killer to a strong tile, rather than going to the first loop you see. This requires more map knowledge and experience, but you will get there eventually. For example, at 9:53, you make a bad 360, take a hit and waste distance by running into a semi-deadzone. If trapper was good there, he could just trap the loop from the outside and you would be dead.
- While there wasn't much of an opportunity for this except for at ~10:00 where you run into the killer, what differentiates a good and bad looper is knowing when to walk / wait at a loop. If you have enough distance, there is no reason for you to be running where you lose LOS or vaulting when you don't have to.
- Hold W more often - if you have enough distance, run to the next loop
- You strafe a bit inefficiently by holding A or D for a little too long - causing you to zig zag. Practice looking forward and then quickly backwards while running in a completely straight line. Will help you in the long run. I have a habit of spamming D when I run which is inefficient pathing, but I don't hold the strafe keys for as long as you do
Disclaimer: I'm trash at DBD
I have 220 hours and my rank is 12, I thank you for your feedback and try to make use of the tips you give :)
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@Shirokinukatsukami said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1856610#Comment_1856610
Nah, don't be like me. Stealth is a hard road and not very rewarding. I just stealth because I love the hide and seek aspect of this game. I even stealth as killer.
You're already pretty good at looping (better than me frankly) just keep working on that. Teammates are always going to be an issue in Solo Q. You can try running "Solo SWF" builds if you think it's really bad. The SWF build I run is: Kindred, Aftercare, Blood Pact, and one free slot for whatever you want (I usually run Iron Will). This is a great build that improves your team efficiency by leaps and bounds.
Ok alright I thought that the more I can do the better but I guess Ill leave that job for someone else
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@Psycho_ said:
Your doing well on most looping, keep playing without exhaustion perks so you dont rely on them later on.
Alot of the mistakes are coming down to teammate misplays. like why did the meb throw god pallet. meb things i guess.
I find more enjoyment out of getting better at running the killer than escaping, just make sure your constantly doing something and not stealthing. It's kinda boring for both sides.
If your running the killer your buying your team time, if your hiding your wasting time doing nothing.
Thank you, my intention is usually but Time for the team so they can get some gens done and Iam happy it shows :)
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@Shirokinukatsukami said:
For the record I am stealth survivor. I mainly play stealth at Rank 1-4, and I don't use exhaustion perks. But I waste less time in a match than you did in that one. If you stealth pick your moments when you sneak around. For the most part you should still be running around everywhere except at the very start where that's a big risk as you haven't figured out where the killer is yet. If you know you're safe commit to a gen, even if you are taking a stealth strategy.
Still there are times when I ran for a gen first thing in the match even with a stealth loadout. Depends on where I spawn really.
Ok, I have been trying to but some time for my teammates most of the time it works which I think is good, I dont like stealth that much but I think I should get into it more so I can do both.
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@Shirokinukatsukami said:
Ok watching the next part...
- I think you're generally not aggressive enough doing gens. There were lots of points there where I think you wasted time standing around instead of doing a gen.
- You lose your cool too quickly when stealthing. At the shack I would have hid behind the doorway and not run off. If he hits me so be it. Also it's trapper expect a trap at the god palette. If he sees me and hits me then that's when I run off.
Other than that I think you did good. I think the main issue is a reluctance to commit to doing gens. You guys also lost that because your team couldnt get you off the hook fast enough, but it happens.
Thanks for the feedback really I appreciate it and thank you :)
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@Shirokinukatsukami said:
While waiting for my next game I watched some of the first vid. My comments:
- You were running around all over the place from the start. Only do that if you are going to efficiently do gens. You wasted some time running around the boat instead of going straight up to gen.
- Right after you start working on the gen you stop and go to open a chest. If you're not running Plunderer (and you aren't) don't waste time like this. Either finish the gen or go for chests (and don't go for chests if you're not Plundering). Commit and don't dilly dally.
- The chase was great but the trapper was a bit of a newb. Immediately after the chase you waste more time ducking in the tall grass instead of getting on a gen.
My 2 minutes are up took me 2 minutes to find a game. Now I'm off.
Okay thanks for now :)
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@freddymybae said:
using noed such a noob survivor reeeeee nerf noed
I have noed on my survivor perks but dont tell anyone ;)