Gave a Survivor the Hatch Today
Long game with a few sweaty survivors using flashlights and firecrackers. The Claud was bugging me nonstop so I decided to let the meg hook trade with her, kill the claud, and let the meg escape through hatch. She tbagged until I got to her.
This won't be happening again. For all the people who want to cry about killers and their toxicity, most of that is simply the way the game is designed to play out (its so toxic when you get killed, isn't it?) But I decided to show some kindness and I got tbagged for it. So let's put an end to that.
From now on, I'll go back to my old way, which is slugging the last 2 survivors and either hooking them or letting them bleed out if they might have a problematic perk.
Brought this on yourselves. This is my patch now. You play by my rules.
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Amazing another killer manifesto :
6/10
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What perks are problematic at this point? Just hook people, dude. You can't complain about getting tbagged if you're going to turn around and BM survivors as well.
As for hatch, that's usually why killers down people and carry them to hatch - to make sure the survivor knows they're being nice and they didn't just GeT OUtPLayEd. Meg had no idea you were allowing her to get hatch if you didn't blatantly allow it; it just looked like you made a poor decision.
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You want to throw our kindness back into our faces. We aren't required to give hatch. And anyone who whines about it is gonna know exactly why.
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Bwuh? You're the one who invoked this idea that survivors are whining about not getting hatch. Who are you talking about? I haven't seen any topics like that in a good long time.
Survivors are mostly whining about killers being OP in this patch, and honestly, stuff like "this is my patch now and you're stuck with whatever I feel like doing to you" isn't really doing much to convince anyone to the contrary. I'm finding all of these "this is my time for revenge on all of you awful survivors muahahaha" threads just as tiresome as the "killers OP game unplayable DBD dying, kill yourselves on hook to prove to BHVR that the game is broken, sky is falling, nerf Pig" I'm seeing everywhere.
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ok
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"This is my patch now" a meg teabagged him and all of a sudden he's become a supervillain.
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How many Hatred jokes am I allowed to make a year?
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One survivor tbagged me therefore all survivors are toxic
sound logic my guy
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Why even kill them when you can torture them for 20-30 minutes and then let them escape? It's so much fun. Playing killer is obscenely easy right now. It's like they added easy mode. Make them do five generators and open the gates. Half of them will quit bc they refuse to do generators. Even if you're letting them. I rarely play killer but this is too much fun to pass up.
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"THIS IS My PATCH NOW SURVIVORS!"
Gee, THANKS BEHAVIOUR.
So balanced. So just.
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Classic origin story
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listen, don't take crouching so personal.
Survivors literally spam their crouch button as a way to communicate.
- • See another survivor at the start of the match? Crouch repeatedly to say hi!
- • Another survivor gets on your generator? get off the generator and repeatedly crouch!
If a survivor repeatedly crouches before jumping into the hatch, it's more likely to be their way of saying "bye!".
Survivors don't have many animations to choose from. There's "come here!" and a pointing animation, both of which makes you stop in place. Crouching is the only fluid animation you can perform without interrupting everything else.
I have said this before and I'll say it again - Tea bagging is the act of crouching repeatedly *on top* of another player who's body is currently on the floor, dead or alive. You kids these days aren't even getting the term right (you call it tbagging), hinting at the origin of the word having been lost, and you choose to be offended by something that isn't even happening.
Sure, survivors definitely can use crouching as a way to taunt too. But please read the situation. If they just dropped a pallet, and starts to repeatedly crouch next to it while you break it, then yeah they're most likely taunting you. But it's done for so many more reasons than taunting.
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I get to play however I want. Homegirl wanted to tbag at the hatch when she knew I held her fate in my hands. So I just won't take that chance again. It was more fun slugging and securing kills anyway. After getting millions of bloodpoints and tons of prestige characters in the past few weeks, I thought I'd ease up on the points and "no mercy" playstyle and try to let survivors have some fun and enjoy some mercy. And I was shown the futility of that kind gesture.
So now I'll make them pay. I'll let them bleed while they crawl around. I'm play my plague slowdown build and my skill check doctor and my basement hag and I'll make sure everyone has a horrible time.
And there's nothing you can do to stop me.
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I bet you're the same type of killer who tries to flip survivors at the gates when they stay to give some extra Brutality hits on the way out, hook them and then gloat about it.
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Dude, you blew it. You didn't even wait to build up a rep, you just skipped straight to comic book villain before you could make it believable.
Subtlety, my guy.
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why are you being so hostile? It just tells me further that you get easily offended and cry for no reason.
I know from my own experience, that I crouch repeatedly a lot while playing this game, my friends crouch repeatedly a lot in this game, and neither of us rarely mean it as an insult to the killer. 90% of the time when I crouch while the killer is watching me is to try to communicate, it's amazing how often me and my friends manage to turn killers friendly by interacting with them. But then there's salty people like you who decide that crouching means your feelings get hurt
Post edited by EQWashu on5 -
Have you ever thought that it was actually a "thank you" 'T-Bag' instead of whatever killer mains make up in their head as to what "t-bagging" actually means.
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I mean, I just teabag the hatch whenever I get it because that is survivor etiquette. They always do it and I would hate to feel left out. This is a tradition as far as I am concerned, like waiting at the exit gates when I could just leave.
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Oh no... anyway
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...cool, you get corrupted and you take your anger out on 4 survivors who didn't do anything to you... that's what we need
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That cycle is the weirdest one that I will never understand. One survivor or killer pisses you off, so to teach them a lesson... You target other survivors or killers???
Whatever floats their boat, I suppose. Seems weird to me. I usually just beat the toxic ones on hook and call it a day. It is not my life mission to ruin a random survivor's day.
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Literally, it's just... why? Move on, jeez
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Hey it's good old times when you do the crouching dance in sync at a generator... personally i am a fan of the bee hive manoeuvre... whilst fixing generators, one has a quick break to do some rapid squatting and then gets back to repairing... everyone else on the gen then takes a break and does the same amount of rapid squats... cycle repeats.
It's like bees communicating in a hive.
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I mean it would help to not take game mechanics so seriously. When I give survivors hatch they always do a one-time crouch move, which I see as a courtesy bow 😂 because that's how I mean it myself. Same with when someone heals me, I always give them a thank you crouch, because what other form of communication do you have?
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This is exactly what BHVR did with this patch. Gave killer's a way to act on their power hungry fantasies.
That last phrase was the cringiest thing I've read on these forums and I've been here for a while.
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Now the true colors of killer mains are starting to show themselves after this patch dropped.
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You know, if you want to talk to yourself, I'm not sure the forums are the right place for you. May I suggest a diary?
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Take your vengeance where you can but it is better for your mental health to not take it so seriously.
It is a hide-and-seek game, not a murder simulator.
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You know you gave her the hatch, who cares she abused the crouch key.
For all you know she might of been saying thank you as what else are you going to do to gesture... Point? Pointing is taaaaahxic... so it beckoning... hell, literally anything somebody does is toxic if you choose to put that meaning on this games limited options;
Hell, I had a guy beat me to the hatch butt-dance it so furiously I busted out in laughter. I said to myself "Yah, I'd be doing that too man, you deserve that little celebration". Gave him a GG and moved on with my night.
You can't let abuse of a crouch key get in your head man. But hey, if you want to play ruthlessly, I'm behind you man. You do you - just be aware of how ridiculous your being getting offended at butt-dancing.
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Yay, one survivors' bm constitutes stomping others. This is the same mentality as saying all killers camp/tunnel when they don't. The endless cycle continues.
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"oh no the meg pressed CTRL a few times! Im never going to be nice again!"
also cool story bro
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Thats why I against Devs' idea of "If Killers want to give hatch, then not M1 them".
I want to carry Yui to hatch.
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When anyone is saying only survivors are melodramatic I will just link them to this thread. It's amazing, peak comedy here, I salute you. I'll never understand how killers feel SO offended by something that actually looks so hilarious. When I see someone tbagging I always think they have to poo or pee really urgently (that's why I call tbagging pbagging). Oh well, enjoy your Disney villain role
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I only see Spirit contemplating power bombing Yui through that pallet 😂
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This is the full comic : D
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To make things as clear as I possibly can, the issue isn't that you've decided to play hardball. Join the goddamn club, man, you're now among the exalted ranks of Most People Who've Ever Played Killer. It's that you want to shout about it from the rooftops and how valid you are because a survivor butt danced you once, you accuse everyone who comes in to go 'ok bro' of being a toxic survivor forumposter whatever, and you can't seem to understand why nobody is impressed by your manifesto.
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Yeah, it's so painful when you are trying to get survivor's validation and bad bad survivor doesn't give a crap about you.
It's not a good sign if the only reason why you decide to give someone the hatch is their approving for your actions. Do you want them to read your mind? Do you want them to start crouch near your legs immediately begging for mercy and then cry in endgame chat in thankfulness when you let them leave? Not everyone want your mercy, that's happening. Not everyone wants communicate with you after a hard and exausting game. Some of them will just crouching repeatedly in "I don't want to fight anymore, kill me already and let me go in the next game" way.
Either be mercy (then any crouching of frustrated and destroyed survs doesn't matter for your solid mature decision to spare them) or don't call it mercy. If you want a validation and a big "thank you" then... well, not this time, I guess?
You know what you can also do? Kill all of them in your normal cruel way and then type in endgame chat smth like "sorry, I really wanted to give you hatch but the last game was so miserable I kinda had to kill you :ccc". Profit. Survs know how mercyfull you are in depth of your soul and they can blame some other survs for your cruelness. Then you can feel valid and laugh in villain. But you can use that strat if you have a very VERY white coat only. Please be careful, such whiteness is eye damaging.
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Thanks for making me aware of my options.
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True and the OP should recognize that the teabagging Meg is only representative of that one teabagging Meg but I do understand why the OP is annoyed.
A few months ago I had a David with No Mither so I dropped them a few times (4 or 5) and only hooked them twice since I assume anyone running No Mither is probably doing an achievement or Rift challenge. The David teabagged me at the Hatch and said gg ez in chat.
I just responded that we were on the Game and he left on death hook through Hatch with three gens up so there was really nothing to be proud of.
I was annoyed and I think that's understandable. For good survivors it should be apparent many times when the Killer is easing up. I don't blame the OP for being annoyed with the Meg.
The fallacy I think the OP is making is generalizing the Meg to all survivors. That and the last paragraph in the original post is pretty cringeworthy.
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There's no fallacy here. You think I don't know the difference between this Meg and every other survivor?
My guy, I'm just saying my generosity was trampled on and I won't be putting myself in that situation anymore. Simple as that.
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Cleaning up and closing this thread as it has gotten well out of hand. Please remember to keep comments civil and respectful; even if you don't agree with someone or feel strongly about something, it is no reason to attack others or their opinions in response.
And remember that things such as flashlight clicking, teabagging, and the use of perks and items, while potentially irksome, are not against the rules or reportable, as noted in the Game Rules: https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/kb/articles/139-game-rules
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