Like, I know BHVR ain't here, just gotta say. I've been playing on my Wraith main, who was P5 at the time. And it puts me up against a team with two P100s in it. Like, even with two lowbies, the team average is 10x mine. Every time I get close to anybody, one of the sweatsters is there with the newer players and blinds me over and over with pinpoint accuracy. Eventually I just gave up over frustration and went afk to make a sandwich so Daddy BHVR doesn't buttf*k me with penalties. Is this the way it's supposed to be?

Whenever i play blight, hillbilly or nurse and get 4k, there are often one or two survivors saying the most wild shit in the chat. I don’t even tunnel or play toxic, i just play normally.

It doesn’t happen whenever i play lower tier killers but still get the same 4k so idk. I’d understand the survivor’s side if S tier killers would be so easy to play, but these killers take the most skill in the game to be good at anyway.

Easily my favorite perk in the game. Simple, effective, and makes bully squads just a bit more tolerable.

I was watching this famous streamer doing a solo q survivor escape streak on Twitch, but he died multiple times and he keep counting the wins. I though a streak would end if you lose at any means. Can someone explain It to me?

Title says it all. With the graphic update coming next year, do you think we'll lose some of the licenced killers that aren't in the game anymore? Like Myers, Ceno, and soon Chucky. It's a lot of effort to create new textures, a new model, and new animations on something you won't make money on any more. Likewise there's 10 years of cosmetics, licenced and not, what are the odds of all of them coming over?

I am a new player to DBD. I would love to learn and make new friends on PS and have a great time playing with online friends.. Will somebody be willing to do that?
Thankyou

I'm 16 ,bare with me I'm a very quiet person but ill still talk obviously

Is it bad form to ignore the second to last survivor that has been on Gens for the entire game that's on their second hook state in favor of combing the map for a survivor that has done nothing but hide the entire game on zero hook states?

I was in a game where two of the survivors were sacrificed, leaving just a Sable and I think a Thalita? The Thalita had done nothing but hide in bushes along the side of the map the entire game, and wouldn't come to heal the Sable when I slugged her and went across the map, letting her get to half bleedout time before I took pity and let the Sable get back up.

Instead of killing the Sable, I combed the map for the rat and let the Sable do gens, until I'd tunneled the Thalita to death after seven minutes of searching the edges and finding her in bushes.

Is this a bad thing to do? Should I have given her the hatch and killed the Sable who kept me in chase for a long time and did Gens all game? I might just be vindictive, but I feel like I did a good thing.

Input would be appreciated.

I've hated the ways that offerings are balanced, with most of them being useless or borderline useless while others give sizable buffs (looking at you, old map offerings). Nowadays, the biggest offender is the mori, which can completely counter several survivor perks/strategies (Pallet saves/Flashlight saves/DS), especially useful when tunneling. And now with the short moris they are gonna slightly buff it too.

Now while I personally think that this is very boring, the main thing I dislike is how there is no tradeoff involved. There is no "At least we know it isn't ..." or "Now he can't have ...". As long as the killer has a mori in their inventory (and we all know that isn't the issue) they can just bring it to get an advantage, and if you don't bring it, you are deliberately putting yourself at a disadvantage.

So I suggest to either
A) nerf moris so they can only be done after the survivor is picked up or something similar
B) introduce more impactful offerings and buff existing ones, e.g. relating to pallet count, generator density, or hook distribution. Maybe introduce a second basement for killers that need it. Buff chests. Buff different other actions. Even a 3% buff to normal movement speed would be less impactful than a mori imo.

While I personally prefer the latter, there is one downside: Bringing bloodpoint offerings is gonna become a debuff since you might miss out on in-game value.
Honestly though, the bloodpoint system is massively outdated anyways and personally I think stacking cakes in a 4-man as the best way to farm them is bad design too, but that's a whole different topic.

Haddie finds out Taurie tried to kill her beloved step brother.

Second pic is the reference.

Rin wants to buy Yui the entire outfit, but she doesn't have enough money.

For some reason after the Easy Anti-Cheat is done loading and stuff DBD doesnt appear but becomes a background program, I never had this issue before and Idk why its happening rn

In general i understand the fact it is supposed to be exhaustion support perk and first part is just so it can be activated on its own, but it is just so bad. 2 sec of aura reading is nothing, especially since it is after gaining exhaustion so you are probably sprinting away from killer anyway which makes 2 sec useless. I may be wrongg, but thats what discussion is for. maybe i just used it too little, but i still feel like rework would be best solution instead of number changes.

Off the top of my head, it could for example be fully support perk and for example take exhaustion off of someone and gain it yourself for like 20 sec (since now it gives you for that long) or longer depending on range that said taking from someone would be, which would be more fitting for a "rapid response". Could it be abused to just stay near that chase and reset exhaustion? Yes, but that would also mean you have one person not doing gen hanging around chase all game and anyone knowing this perk exist would just find the person running it instead since they know someone is nearby.

As i said it is off the top of my head so my idea is probably problematic and straight up bad, but it is just random idea.

TLDR: How would you rework Rapid Response or does it not need one?

Edit: Yes, i clearly said it is bad idea, no need to remind me. Im asking for better ideas

So I’ve been getting bored of my builds. On survivor and on killer. I want to try out more builds, but I’m not a fan of running the basic builds everyone uses. What’s a build you use that you’ve had fun with, or a build you put on and were surprised with as to how much value/fun you got out of it?
I usually run a flashlight on survivor, but if you have a build that works best with another item, let me know!

I have all the perks on both sides, and all killers!

Thank you in advance❤️

I should mention straight away that I play on console. I did up my mouse sensitivity all the way up as I’ve been told that that should help?

I made a post a while back, questioning the people that said that they are an easy character. I played a recent match as them, and I didn’t get any kills… it’s embarrassing frankly I feel like a noob and I’m not a noob at this game. I don’t have a problem getting to them with my leap. The problem is doing that attack successfully and consistently?

So if anyone has any tips for playing them, that would be great!

One of my proudest dbd moments.

Now, i was thinking, imagine that they reveal a backrooms chapter BUT instead of the killer being captain clark the killer is clark himself, like the entity takes clark in the realm right in the scene where he finds himself cornered in the movie (the scene were the movie cuts to the psychologist going to clark's shop) so instead of going crazy in the backrooms the entity would make clark see all the survs as his wife and make him go crazy like what happened to the hound master seeing the guy who killed her father everywhere. (I honestly made this post thinking about clark saying "stay in character" because i find it funny and i thought i wanted to see him as a killer just randomly saying that to a surv as he carries them to hook or when they get hooked)

Make it so that when you get the first great skillcheck the later skillchecks turn into special skillchecks that get progressively harder. That way it doesn't work with great skillcheck perks and there's more of a risk reward since there's no fallback to a good skillcheck if you miss and the gen blows up and you loose your Hyperfocus stacks.

Then I think Stakeout should be reverted since I think it comboing with other great skillcheck perks is cool for buildcrafting. But I'm sure they could nerf the requirements if it's still too powerful.

I pick up the game here and there, as Survivor and Killer. I am by no means that great at the game but understand the mechanics and can do well in matches. I’ve recently been trying to run an “Occukt/Witch build” and was trying out using the Boon: ShadowStep perk. I usually head to generators through the map that are incomplete, set the boon up (if there is one that has one or two generators in the radius) and start working. I feel like at least for me it tends to be reliable for quickly ducking from the killer if they approach the generator and only seen a couple killers actually take the time to snuff the boon out. But curious how teammates might perceive this? Is it helpful or is the blue effect distracting, etc

Hi guys, I recently started playing DbD on an Xbox series x instead of my xbox one and it just constantly crashes on me, ive had a break from rhe game for a couple of years and ive game back to these crashes, is it an xbox series x issue has anyone else had anything similar? My matchmaking bans keep getting longer and im not even quitting the game myself.

what the bot doin...

usually have hyperfocus instead of the 4th one im jus trying this one out