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Do you not see how much the person I responded to has been complaining about gen perks? The post I responded to literally states a 24 second gen time which isn't possible without perks. Four survivors on a gen completes one in ~41 seconds and then there were four survivors on one generator, wildly inefficient. If there are no perks to support "gen rushing" then there can be no gen rush, the killer was simply unable to effectively pressure the survivors. Skill issue.

The game is so imbalanced now that in solo queue you already know the outcome the moment you determine which killer you're playing against.

Except I'm not inventing what they didn't say. They literally never said those things.

lmao what?

It's a relatively easy concept, based upon your one sided demands for evidence.

It's been a mildly long discussion, so I'll walk you through it.

In BHVR's posts, that you provided, they say they are happy with the kill rates. These same posts also link the 48.3 kill rate.

You then ask - "Where did they say they were happy about the difference in group sizes in high elo or it fell in line with their balance?" (sidenote - this question pretty clearly indicates you think they are unhappy with it, it doesn't make sense to ask someone for proof of a stance you agree with)

I say - "Where did they say they weren't?"

I also say - "I'm not pretending to know what goes inside BHVR's heads."

You're demanding I prove something, but what your demanding I prove isn't my argument. I'm trying to show that your statements are unfounded. We have no absolute knowledge of their view of the 48.3 because they never directly say anything on it. Though I'd say there is pretty heavy evidence from their posts about a focus on overall averages and that they've had plenty of opportunities to address the high MMR SWF disparity, but passed on saying anything, that it doesn't actually fall outside their balance targets.

Most likely rust, doesn't really matter how good you were, time dulls all our senses.

Good news is that is that it comes back fast.

Nemesis has the same base movement speed as almost every other killer though?

1. How many hours you have is quite irrelevant, there's very good people that barely have a few hundred. Claiming to be good or bad based on how many hours one has or the character they are playing is not accurate at all.
2. If you came back from a break you won't be playing well.
3. Gen perks offer little extra speed and require setup, often wasting more time than they save so that's not a problem either.
4. Are you sure you're tracking gen progress and where people are?
5. Are you just chasing anyone and then perhaps proxy camping them or tunneling them?

Even if you think you are in the right it's always best to look inward for more mistakes to get better instead of externalising blame.

• Believe me, after a 1-week break from DBD, when I come back I feel really rusty🤣after a 1-year break, do you expect to always win? Play consistently, train and you'll see that good results will come.

He probably is a little too overpowered in the sense that he is pretty much never out of his power. It hardly seems to matter who he matches up with, just having another teammate feeds him enough blood orbs to keep 3 or more Survivors on the ground or in a cage at any given time.

But as I've said before, I don't think it really matters if things are OP in 2V8. I guess it all depends on how you view the mode. I see it as a playground / sandbox where we all get to mess about with things that would never, ever make it into 1V4. Giving both sides broken mechanics to play with is one way to achieve a kind of "fairness". I'd hate for 2V8 to become mired in the same tedious balance discussions that eventually gets all the fun stuff removed from 1V4. Just let it be its own silly little cartoon mode where anything goes.

At least that's what I believed before the complaints got Legion removed, despite not being very strong compared to most of the other Killers. Now I think I'd just shrug if Oni got nerfed or removed from the next iteration, if that's what everyone really wanted.