http://dbd.game/killswitch
BHVR responded.
BHVR, we appreciate the response, but hopefully in the future we will see change, actions speak louder than words, we shouldn't be dealing with this 9 years in, this is a very upsetting situation as a whole and we want nothing but the best for Dead by Daylight, being out of touch, and ignoring one of your most popular streamers was NOT good, I hope we never see a situation like this again. I'm sure things will change for the better, but let this be a great wake up call.
Hoping to see the game improve every day. Let this be a lesson! I hope we see less apologies, and more positive changes towards our game, please lets not make this a trend, please focus on quality over quantity, and take your community's feedback, and ideas seriously.
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BHVR is so full of empty words they just can't be trusted anymore. They say one thing, but almost every time their actions goes against their own words and/or the interest of the players.
- Otz giving a solution to the DDoS attacks, gets dismissed.
- Refusing to kill switch perks that's giving one side a huge unfair advantage and then giving a horrible response.
- Takes them literally years to rework problematic killers or add-ons.
- Bugs are left in the game for years without ever getting fixed.
- Push through with changes that no one wants unless there's overwhelming backlash.
Certain there's more examples, but that's all I can think of now.
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Yeah, we’ve seen this show dozens of times already and nothing ever changes. I don’t blame BHVR for operating the way they do because it has obviously been very successful for them, but I wish they would stop pretending like “oh well this time we’re *really* going to start listening!” It’s been said so many times in the past that it doesn’t mean anything and nobody believes it.
I’ll keep playing the game because I enjoy playing it and there isn’t anything better in this genre, but I won’t spend any money on it (and haven’t done so in a long time) because I feel now more than ever that the company does not really value its customers/promoters.1
