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@Unseen_Force said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1778046#Comment_1778046
Lol you dont get to red ranks as killer without knowing how to lunge and by being "carried by NOED"
Welp. It sure happens when me and my friends play, and we're all purple and red ranks. Actually, ranks don't seem to even matter. I run into killers who are in green ranks but actually play well, and red ranks who shouldn't even be up there. The point is, it's unfair to the survivors who get put against killers who use that perk religiously.
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I love this post.
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Okay so, imagine playing a normal game of survivor on dbd. You get chased a few times, hooked maybe once, all the gens get done and you're still alive. Endgame begins, your team opens up a door as you're getting chased and you think you're gonna escape. But then you get downed instantly because of noed, get hooked and your team ends up leaving because they don't want the same happening to them. How is that fair exactly? You say decisive strike carries survivors, well I'm pretty sure noed carries killers. I've faced so many red ranked killers that barely know how to lunge, but get a 4k anyways because of one perk. I get that Noed can be cleansed, but totem placements are so dumb, you wouldn't know where it would be anyway without a map.
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Facts. Whenever I see a Bubba, I just hope and pray he doesn't have Iron Grasp and intent to bring someone to the basement to Insidious camp, or just face camp in general. People who play that way give Leatherface such a poor reputation.
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@EuphoricBliss35 said:
its dbd. Dead Before Delivery. If I play during the week, usually see appropriate ranks. If I play after 10pm, rainbow it is. Even then, the rank 16s I play understand to do gens while I get rank 1s that run around and break hooks, escape on your first hook, sandbag you at a pallet, etc.
Just what it is
"Dead Before Delivery"
I have to steal that-
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Though I agree with some of your points, I'm sure the Devs know about these things already. Just because you haven't heard anything about them making an attempt to fix it doesn't mean they don't have it in mind, or aren't working on it right now behind the curtains. Instead of complaining about all the negative things in dbd, try looking at the positive ones.
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I wouldn't be against having fnaf be a theme for a future chapter. But I don't think they ever will be.
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Scratched Mirror Myers and Ghost Face both jumpscare me without fail.
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To be honest, you were probably facing someone who was tired of getting disrespectful survivors and just wanted to be toxic for once. It happens, and I can't really blame the killers sometimes. Would you really want to play fair after constantly facing against sweaty survivors with flashlights, keys, toolboxes; perks like decisive strike, dead hard, unbreakable + soul guard? Who t-bag and don't take you seriously? I'd probably do the same.
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Just ask them for their exact name, and the combination of letters and numbers beside it (an example would be #s34b) It shows up when you look at your friend list on dead by daylight.
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@megswifey said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1777807#Comment_1777807
I see no difference. Legit. I play on xbox and some PC players are bad, others good. That goes for all platforms. I don't get this whole, weird PC ego I have seen around the forums, where it's like they're talking to mere mortals that pallet drop too much or don't do gens right lmfao. I just don't get it, but I hope people realize that skill is across all platforms, not just one.
Thank you, I agree. I don't see PC as superior.
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@ChiTenshi said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1777807#Comment_1777807
You must be encountering better experiences than me. I’m not joking when I say that the vast majority of matches I have, console players in my team either die early or look like they don’t know what they’re doing. The amount of times I’ve seen a console Survivor run into the Killer makes me concerned.
I suppose you have bad luck then. Of course, every few games I get survivors that seem new but are somehow purple ranked like me, but they're not always a console player. There are PC players that potato just like console players, they shouldn't be looked down upon because of that. People talk about console like they're all bad when really that's not the case. I've seen many good console players, and many good PC players, I don't really see a major issue with the occasion bad players (which you're almost always going to come across, no matter the color of your rank.)
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I used to play on console (Xbox One) but I've just recently moved to PC. And to be frank, from personal experience, I didn't find PC players to be any better than console players. Console players were a bit more annoying yes, (it was like every ps4 killer I faced brought a mori or some type of op add on XD). And there was a really good Nurse on PC that I just have to applaude. But do I think any platform has some type of competitive advantage against another? Not really.
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I think current Clown is pretty strong, but now they're planning on a rework? Its pretty surprising to me, he's one of my favorite killers. I'm not sure what to expect from them, but I hope its good.
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One time, I was playing as Claudette, and I was running Inner Strength so I went to find a totem to cleanse. When I did find one, two of my teammates body blocked me there until the killer found us. But the killer didn't hit them, he hit me instead.
Very not epic.
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Honestly, I think dh is fine the way it is. Especially counting how many times I get hit unfairly because of the weird hitboxes. And it's not like it's that useful anyway, against good killers that is. It can be baited out, or you can just catch up to whoever used it. The only times I really use dh is to either get to a pallet faster to throw it down, or to dodge the killer at the last second during endgame. Lastly, sometimes dh bugs out. And by that I mean I use it, I get exhausted, but my character goes nowhere.
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@MissTea91 said:
I'm finding more and more that I am getting put into matches with red rank killers (usually rank 1 or 2) when I myself am only a rank 7 survivor. Because their gameplay is so much more advanced than mine, I'm finding it really unenjoyable (it's at a point where I wonder why I still actually play the game... and I think it's more because of the money I spent than the enjoyment I get from it!). Does anyone else feel like the matchmaking is completely out of whack, or am I just overreacting?
Though I agree that matchmaking needs some work, getting put into matches with high ranking killers isn't always a bad thing. Sometimes the killer doesn't even ACT like a rank 1. I've been playing the game for about 4 months now and the highest rank I've reached was 4, yet I still find myself going up against rank 1 killers. Is it annoying? Yes. But you can always learn from that killer, regardless of your skill. If the killer is being agressive or chasing you constantly, waste their time by looping them: either they'll chase you and end up losing because everyone else did the gens, or they'll give up chase if they're smart and realize how much time is being wasted.
Another thing, if you're facing a tunnel-er, a good counter would be decisive strike, or maybe even soul guard. Use the main building vaults to your advantage, use flashlights or medkits. Use pallets smartly. You might just need a bit more experience. Or better teammates.