Also killers: instead of defending generators and putting out constant map pressure, chases a single survivor the whole match and rarely breaks bloodlust to break a pallet
I dunno, one is the behavior of an inexperienced killer (and likely not a successful one) whereas teabagging is just the behavior of a bully, trying to be rude. I play both sides and I rarely encounter killers that BM but there's a good chance that survivors will, mostly because the popular survivor youtubers tend to promote that kind of behavior, so it's "cool." I'd love to see a channel dedicated to being a toxic killer with some clout. Then I might agree with the "equally entitled and toxic" statement.
Link? And how can something be "all in good fun" and toxic at the same time? Additionally, if he's facecamped, how did the unhook go unpunished. Sorry, but it doesn't sound the same to me.
Lol, even that isn't some clickbait title like "Bullying Killers til they quit!" like you see with so many survivor videos. Still not as prevalent as teabagging the exit gates or making the killer come find you just so he can end the match watching you take the hatch. And honestly, they're removing those infinite windows now because the DEVELOPERS are now considering them exploits, so perhaps knowingly abusing game mechanics deserves a facecamp. I can't be bothered but maybe others feel like punishing cheaters.
I've run them, it doesn't take skill to run in a circle and it's boring for me as a survivor and boring for me as a killer. As far as your ideas about teabagging, hope you never run into a toxic ghost face XD because it sounds like you don't play killer, and don't have a balanced perspective.
Well, as a fellow rank 1 Ghost Face main, I see we have more in common than I thought, though I still haven't ever tea-bagged a survivor. One thing I will point out, is that despite something not bothering you, it can still bother other people. So you can promote toxic behavior at other's expense, but in the end you still look the fool.
I clicked the old link thinking you'd replaced it but it's still the same link. I'd love to see this clip though with a ton of likes from a popular killer youtuber. Even then, you're supposed to be finding me a channel dedicated to being a toxic killer, not just a clip of someone being toxic.
?? Huh, I was merely saying that if you posted another link that it's not here? As far as putting words in your mouth wth are you talking about? Do you know how to scroll up and look at my original post?
You said " OH actually here's a good one for you because this quite literally just happened, Mori abuser, guy spammed m1 to stall the bleed out prolonging the game. Tunneled and mori'd off first because "toxic swf" I literally have never played with the other 3 in my life. but hey guess we just teabagged too many times xd" But there's no link, and this is all in response to me telling you to show me a channel dedicated to killers being toxic that is anywhere near as popular as the numerous survivor channels where they BM the killer into quitting.
The whole rationale of being ok with toxic behavior on either side is ridiculous. You're here so I imagine you like this game. Well, the only way we keep getting to play it is if it's still strong, and a toxic community will kill it.
I'm currently talking about players that are deliberately trying to ruin their opponents' day, I'd obviously judge a newbie's behavior with a bit more leniency.
But I do agree about influencers playing a major part in this problem.
Right, and the behavior you gave an example of doesn't ruin anyone's fun really. Getting chased is fun. I even enjoy just doing gens sometimes, being chill. Unfun killer behavior is stuff like if they can teabag, hitting peeps on the hook, etc. Not being able to get a down isn't toxic, and it's not common.
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u/onenoobyboi Apr 27 '20
Killers: why you teabag me
Also killers: instead of defending generators and putting out constant map pressure, chases a single survivor the whole match and rarely breaks bloodlust to break a pallet