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What is the most satisfying thing in dbd?

Member Posts: 6,556

I have heard several things, like hitting someone with a hatchet a mile away, or getting a survivor at the exit gates because they were badly positioned, or getting that clutch escape.


To me, it's this...

When the traps hit at just the right time and you snowball harder than the good guys in return of the king when the ghosts appear from the ship.


But, to you, what is the most satisfying thing in DBD? What makes you go

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  • Member Posts: 4,883

    People taking the time to add me to the party and send some salt my way

  • Member Posts: 3,255

    Downing and hooking a survivor that is wearing the exact same thing I wear on that character.

    I dunno why. Its like beating your ghost in Mario Kart. Just like, take that, me.

  • Member Posts: 849

    As @Almo says, finding that fourth stack of BBQ after not seeing them for 5 minutes. Hooking them is one of the most satisfying feelings in the game.

  • Member Posts: 330

    When all 4 survivors have DW active at the same time.

  • Member Posts: 1,650

    Tunnelling a p3 claudette

  • Member Posts: 244
    edited January 2020

    for survivor its probably losing a killer in chase since that is probably one of the harder things in the games to do

    for killer its probably just getting a really good out play

  • Member Posts: 917

    Get 32k points

  • Member, Alpha Surveyor Posts: 7,504

    When I was doing that EGC NOED sacrifice challenge, I was playing Spirit and got all the survivors on death hook. One, a Claudette with a flashlight, had been a pain during the match. I saw her run to an open exit gate, and I was like, "Damn." But then... she didn't leave. I refused to go over and chase her out, so she kept creeping farther away from the border until she was running in circles in the middle of the gates.

    I phased over and surprised her with NOED.

    That was satisfying. Survivors getting cocky and going down for it feels good. It's even satisfying when I'm spectating as other killers do it.

  • Member Posts: 2,396

    Oh, I find that so annoying (Even though that’s how I play Survivor too). I usually try to bait them out by slugging their teammates. Then the elusive survivor gets tunneled.

  • Member Posts: 7,976

    Outmindgaming the opposition

  • Member Posts: 8,223

    Hitting the Sprint Burster with a hatchet.

  • Member Posts: 1,170

    When a team gen taps to stop regression against PGTW and you get to regress a generator from 90% back down to zero with a few hooks.

  • Member Posts: 452

    When you win a chase against a killer by not using more than one pallet.

  • Dev Posts: 7,555

    Hitting a hatchet through a tiny hole. Or Head On. I'll take either one.

  • Member Posts: 3,059

    Getting a Head On stun mid chase. They never suspect it until it hits them.... literally. >:D

  • Member Posts: 3

    Last remaining survivor. Killer closes hatch. Two exit gates are really close with no way to open. Having a key, finding closed hatch and almost double PIP.

  • Member Posts: 1,110

    Watching a fellow survivor get mori'd (or performing the mori yourself) and then watching them come here to demand a mori nerf as if it happens every game because they were mori'd for the first time in like a week or two.

  • Member Posts: 763

    Anytime I can get a survivor who was trying to annoy me. Clicking flashlights, tea bagging behind a dropped pallet. I adore killing them. I also 100% love getting someone who is at exit and teabagging, but they overestimated how close they are and I get them. Happened only once but it was and is my favorite killer memory.

  • Member Posts: 20

    I'll tell you one thing that is very satisfying. Running a killer for 5 gens and escaping. It doesn't happen often but when it does you get a feeling that has never even been there before and it feels amazing.

  • Member Posts: 4,652
    edited January 2020

    For me it's the satisfaction of making someone dc when I predict and counter rotate them with killers like spirit and ghost face..or head shoting a flashlight clicker with a hatchet

  • Member Posts: 1,470

    Sniping Across the map with Huntress and landing the hit.

  • Member Posts: 4,883

    Playing a game without bugs once in a blue moon

  • Member Posts: 2,259

    Whether I survive or kill, it’s always that sound. So satisfying it is, the snap! of the Trapper trap.

  • Member Posts: 299

    Disconnecting as a P3 Claudette as I'm being tunneled

  • Member Posts: 3,483

    Finishing that boat gen and hearing the horn sound. I always go straight for the boat gen as survivor until it's done, and as killer I camp that boat gen. They can escape all four but don't even touch that gen! It's mine!

  • Member Posts: 2,259
  • Member Posts: 5

    I love the sound a survivor makes when they hit the ground.

  • Member Posts: 822

    Leatherface's Mori, hands down

  • Member Posts: 1,650
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  • Member Posts: 259

    Facecamping an annoying survivor.

  • Member Posts: 87

    Head on save teammates

  • Member Posts: 2,210

    Both the traps for trapper and docs laugh when you shock someone. Also hitting a survivor while they try to 360 ooooooh yeeeeeees

  • Member Posts: 982

    Someone who obviously has ds and misses


  • Member Posts: 943

    Omg yes! Those stealthy players can be such a pain...

  • Member Posts: 267

    When a survivor camps the pallet and I fake going around the pallet but moonwalk and 360 to slap them on the head and they even fail to drop the pallet ;3

  • Member Posts: 408

    When you moonwalk nicely

  • Member Posts: 1,056

    Getting a buff to a killer that isn't just quality of life.

  • Member Posts: 39

    When a super sweaty player fails 😂

  • Member Posts: 1,752

    Running a killer and they DC

    it’s the ultimate victory

  • Member Posts: 4,125
    edited January 2020

    Beeing in Frenzy for longer than 1min, my record was 24 stabs. Or seeing the new Susie skin... ooofff

  • Member Posts: 16

    Stunning a killer with Head On

  • Member Posts: 1,208

    Milking a ripe canker.

  • Member Posts: 651

    Right now I really enjoy it when I can snowball with Oni's Demon Strike. Even better if I can predict a juke and still get the hit.

  • Member Posts: 351

    Managing to sacrifice myself to save people without BT. On my Scoopy boi there is no BT so I man up and take hits. The best example is from a week ago. It was just me and this Jane left during EGC (on Autohaven, the one with the gas station) and she got hooked by the Huntress 24 meters in front of an exit gate. Before she got downed I opened the other door since the other was already open. One person was pressured out and the other died before the gens got done. As I opened my door I saw Jane go down. I ran straight towards the station and hid close by as Jane got hooked. The Huntress decided to camp instead of getting more hatches (lucky me). I tried to sneak by but she noticed me and chased me into the garage and I looped her around the truck pallet but I needed to end it quick if I wanted to save Jane (who was on 2nd stage). I let the Huntress get a free hit on me in order to stun her, thus giving me time to save Jane. I managed to unhook her and body blocked since the Huntress was targeting her. We both made it inside the gate but the Huntress downed me since I was dead set on getting the Jane out.

    Nothing is more satisfying than saving someone who is scared and helpless. Giving them hope and reassurance that there are those who will die to save them is a feeling like none other. They ended up adding me and I added them back. It was definitely one of the best matches I had.

  • Member Posts: 6,556

    Wait...are you saying that, in a single feral frenzy, you got 24 stabs? How?

  • Member Posts: 1,620
    edited January 2020

    Precise blink lol

  • Member Posts: 749

    Right at this moment I would have to say the most satisfying thing is finding a match.

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