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Quick psa.

HR_Helios
HR_Helios Member Posts: 189
in General Discussions

The killer is not camping if he is in the process of leaving and sees someone going for save and decides to pressure the hook. You're impatient and didn't wait till he left that's on you

Comments

  • VikingWilson
    VikingWilson Member Posts: 789

    Survivor-induced camping, somehow the killer's fault.

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 2,039

    This cannot be agreed on

  • Purgatorian
    Purgatorian Member Posts: 1,146

    That happened to me yesterday as killer and got a hate message sent. One just hooked, see a survivor near killer shack and start moving to him, turn after a couple of steps and see scratches closer to the hook.

    Would I be a fool and have a chase around killer shack or search around where the scratches are.

  • ThiccBudhha
    ThiccBudhha Member Posts: 6,987

    I mean, I do not care if they call me a camper. They can take that flashlight and find another use for it than clicking, if you catch my drift. I am countering YOUR hook camping, how bou dat?

  • UncleStabby
    UncleStabby Member Posts: 837

    Contrary to popular belief, camping isn't even against the rules anyway, so even if you were doing it, it wouldn't matter. Camping and tunneling are words made up by salty survivors. Never forget that.

  • Zeidoktor
    Zeidoktor Member Posts: 2,065
    edited September 2021
    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/278828/quick-psa

    Or, as I tend to put it, it's not camping if they don't let you leave.