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DBD terrified me again like the first time

Kharbarg
Kharbarg Member Posts: 126
in General Discussions

Every time I feel that this wonderful horror game has already given me all it could give me, it manages to surprise me and manages to terrify me once again.


I remember my beginnings in Dead by Daylight where everything scared and stressed me: the sound that announced the skill checks. Skill checks that I consistently failed causing the generator to blow up in my face. There the terror continued to invade me because I knew that because of my clumsiness the murderer would come for me. It was when the greatest of fears began to invade me: first the little kitten lit up announcing that the psychopath was looking where I was, moments later, while I moved crouched trying to hide in the bushes, I began to feel the heartbeat. As the sound of the heartbeat became louder and I began to run, the stress was supreme and finally the red light that illuminated my back confirmed that I was hopelessly finished. The horror...


Over the years I lost all those sensations caused by those terrifying sounds. I learned to play the game you could say.


Fortunately Behavior has managed to scare me again and stress me like in my beginnings. I feel like a virgin again.


Today the game starts and I can see how three generators are automatically blocked. I'm moving cautiously and a few seconds into the start I hear this terrifying noise, far more terrifying than anything I've ever heard in this game: it feels like distant thunder. Because of this distant thunder I lose my ability to think. My mind can't stop thinking about those four little vermin waiting for me in the vastness of the map ready to heal in five seconds, mow me down with their filthy flashlights, stun me with their filthy pallets causing irreversible brain damage. Finally, less than a minute later, I hear the sound of two finished generators and all I have left is the consolation that the end of that nightmare announced with distant thunder will end very soon, too soon perhaps... The horror, the horror, the horror...

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