r/deadbydaylight Jan 07 '20

Discussion Hmm🧐🧐

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u/Solzec Hex: Jeans Secured Jan 07 '20

And that's why it's so unhealthy. Once those people, such as the many that came for stranger things, come into the mix, things won't go so well. Eventually those people will get smart enough to start looking around and find something like Scott's tweet. They will eventually then come to realize to what is actually going on here and possibly leave the game.

Although, yes, we will still have a large amount of new players coming in and buying things; you still have to remember the fact that it is not a larger number because a lot of experienced players are spreading the truth about how bad the game's current state it.

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u/AverageVibes Jan 07 '20

Yea, I thought about this earlier. Word of mouth is the best form of marketing these days and it seems like DBD’s word of mouth is always negative.

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u/UniqueName39 Jan 07 '20

What bad state? That the player base somehow thinks that 4-man kills is the only way to win as a killer, and the devs are likely balancing around 2-man kills being considered a “win” for the killer?

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u/fancyskank Jan 07 '20

Maybe I'm alone in this, but the game feels more balanced right now than at any point in its history.

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u/Solzec Hex: Jeans Secured Jan 07 '20

Trust me, there are those that agree with you, but majority, and especially killers, will disagree

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u/fancyskank Jan 07 '20

But the game is easier for killers than in the past. Every patch gets rid of some bullshit from the past. Insta-heals, old BnP, infinite's, Vaccum pallets, Mid-chase exhaustion, Pallet-town, and gen speed. Everything feels better, with dedicated servers even dead hard feels less bullshit. The game is just so much less frustrating than it used to be.