When reworking autohaven please do not remove the green tint, ty

Noobe · November 2020

Title..

sidenote: add the old blue tint on the McMillan maps

Salty_Huntress · November 2020

I personally hated the tints on the old map. The blue, green, and yellow always stocked out like a sore thumb so I’m all for them removing it. I get some people liked it but I guess time will tell what they do

chieften333 · November 2020

I really hope they don't mess with the green filter, it gives the map some individuality from the other realms.

Xbob42 · November 2020

I hate these tints and filters. Keep that bargain-bin dollar-store crap out of professionally-made games. How about you come up with color palettes for the objects and terrain itself rather than just "hurr durr turn sky green" to give something an "identity."

Hex_Stalk · November 2020

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1730691#Comment_1730691

"Professionally made games" You really think dbd is THAT professional??? Phasmophobia is more professional than this and it's made by one person. Phasmophobia isn't putting out bug fixes that break parts of the game that aren't related to what they fixed, they aren't silencing criticism from big content creators, etc, etc.

Side note: Bring it, ban me for criticizing your game by comparing it to a cheaper and more professionally made game. Prove mine and SCs point BHVR, you know you want to.

Xbob42 · November 2020

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1730719#Comment_1730719

No, I don't think DBD is "that" professionally made, it was clearly made by a team of amateurs who had a really cool and unique game idea and threw it together, despite not being as technically adept as a lot more veteran game-makers. And then for the last 4 years as they've become more experienced and grew as a team, they've completely refused to dig into the guts of this mess and fix it. They get mad if you talk about "spaghetti code" but there's no other possible excuse (aside from incomprehensible incompetence) for the amount of things that break when the slightest bit of the game is updated.