Announcement regarding the future of the Dead by Daylight Forums:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/472588/future-of-dead-by-daylight-forums The forums will officially be closed from the 1st November 2026.

Incredibly disappointing to see from you

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  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    Honestly it seems like the same people here most of the time I poke my head in here, people who are the victim to everything but at the same time relish harming people who they disagree with.

    It's the exact same as the dbd gameplay dynamic, there's something disturbing about the DBD community, has been for a while, it just draws out the nutters and they cause a ruckus when they get together.

    I remember when video games used to be for everyone to have fun. These people aren't lefty's, they're a loud group of crybabies that have never been told no, entitled and demanding and they shouldn't ever be taken seriously.

    Playing the victim isn't a lefty thing, these people belong in an insane asylum.

    I think a lot of it is about attention, so they pretend to be empathetic to marginalized groups so they can speak in their behalf, often driving division even further than if they didn't get involved at all.

    Dishonest vultures, best thing about it is that whatever they touch eventually decays because they don't know how to create only destroy so under their misery they can be decent people once they learn their lesson.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    The vote down button is generally a good indication that the person is a crybaby and actually the bigot trying to project what they are onto other random people.

    So a little advice… take a long hard look in the mirror.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    Have you considered the idea that it's other users leaving the down votes and not myself.

    Yes people do disagree with your point other than me, many do not care about the current thing you pearl clutchers are getting worked up about.

    Of course you haven't because 99% of people on forums or any social media for Dbd and most other video game communities are hypocrites who again are the victim of other people having their own opinions.

    The forum closing will be a much needed break from the toxic community that for years the Devs have completely catered to.

    Maybe after the forums close we can finally see behaviour no longer held hostage by a small but loud portion of it's community that it's catered for for years.

    Shut up and just play the game.

  • Linkdouken
    Linkdouken Member Posts: 979

    I'm UK based and I've seen and heard of occasions when an employee has attended work while either drunk or hungover and not had their contract terminated but I must admit, those roles weren't as exposed to the entire world and by no means do I think it's acceptable to represent a company is such a state, I just think that a re-education and likely a change in role is a much more considerate approach

  • Yippiekiyah
    Yippiekiyah Member Posts: 621

    Throwing Mandy under the bus when they should be defending her to the hilt. Despicable company.

  • bm33
    bm33 Member Posts: 8,631

    You think the dozen people currently active on the forums got BHVR to make this decision and not the hundreds on Twitter, Reddit, and Discord? You think the forums has THAT much of an impact over those platforms that will still exist once the forums close?

  • GoodBoyKaru
    GoodBoyKaru Member Posts: 23,020

    its definitely context dependent but both of my previous roles were customer-facing and in both of them people had gotten fired for being drunk. employers can easily argue its a breach of the relationship of mutual trust and confidence and dismissal for such is in no way considered substantively unfair for the range of reasonable responses test (though procedural unfairness can and often does happen in cases of drunk dismissal). uk, england specifically

  • HeroLives
    HeroLives Member Posts: 3,266
    edited November 3

    Exactly, like I saw someone on TT that almost purely covers celebrities make something about it, and I was like wow this is much bigger than I thought. Like it’s left the gaming sphere at this point.

  • bm33
    bm33 Member Posts: 8,631

    I was surprised to see IGN and other gaming media cover it but someone outside gaming it must've been trending on those socials. The articles I saw used mainly quotes from twitter, some from the dbd discord. No one is coming to the forums to hear our thoughts, especially after making the decision to close it down.

  • HeroLives
    HeroLives Member Posts: 3,266

    yeah I was surprised too and a little mortified tbh bc her following is almost 50k ppl, she’s sitting at a little over 48k. She covers Fortnite sometimes, but like I said she’s heavily pop culture centered and celebrity centered.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    The dbd community is toxic across all those platforms but the forums especially seem to be the biggest echo chamber because people who just play the game casually aren't here everyday, only those who pretty much share the same political beliefs and have the same distain for people who they disagree with.

    That's who behaviour has to set its core values from.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    Which is why everyone should get used to opinions they don't like because it gets easier for ordinary people who just play the game to voice their opinion when it comes to other social media platforms.

  • Mooks
    Mooks Member Posts: 15,499

    Every online pvp game has a toxic community. Nothing overly special for DbD.

    Every Social platform has their own echo chamber(s) as well, a specific streamers community is am echo chamber, a specific subreddit is an echo chamber. The key would be to have a broader access to different communities and get feedback from all your players. Explicitly wishing one specific part of the community to be excluded seems very arrogant.
    also, no the political beliefs are not the same for all the forum members at all. And they are especially not really discussed or Shared here either… You are just assuming (and probably confusing topics here)

    People who play casually are not here every day, but they are here some times - especially when the devs used this platform as their official one to gather feedback regarding PTBs and all. And again, this isnt Special to the Forums, but to all online spaces to discuss the game. Why would casual players engage with DbD daily on other platforms?


    BHVR can set its core values the way they feel right. Who are you to demand they listen to you?

  • bm33
    bm33 Member Posts: 8,631
    edited November 3

    So you think BHVR sets their core values to the forums while at the same time made the decision to close the forums? You don't think twitter, dbd discord, reddit, tiktok or even the dbd content creators are the ones BHVR would listen to/set their core values. You think BHVR listens to the forums more than any of those other platforms? The other platforms that get quoted by gaming news in their articles that people outside the DBD community see and can actually impact sales from new players? I'm sorry but thats not how businesses work, especially ones with shareholders.

    If the forums were even a fraction as impactful as you seem to believe they are then Pulsars 82 page 4k+ console optimization thread that lasted 3 years would've resulted in BHVR optimizing console not making a statement after 3 years that it was not going to happen.

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  • tjt85
    tjt85 Member Posts: 2,095
    edited November 3

    Yeah. I didn't want my last exchanges here to be negative ones, or else I would have had something to say about all this. But I fully expected this place to be gone by now. We shouldn't even be here!

    Seems like half of us are tearing strips off each other, the other half is in the off topic music thread posting songs while waiting for the end and the community managers are (presumably) elsewhere dealing with the firestorm raging through the rest of the community. I think they've forgotten about us.

    What a sad, strange, chaotic end to the forums.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    So you think someone sharing an opinion is toxic.

    That says exactly everything.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    The problem is that mentally ill people will always find something to argue amongst themselves about whilst being in an echo chamber.

    Doxxing for example isn't a product of the marketplace of ideas. It's entitled brats thinking their voice is louder than it really is.

  • AshleyWB
    AshleyWB Member Posts: 4,108

    Only something like 0.03% of dbd players engaged on the forums and it's probably very similar across all other social media so why do you expect that minority to be the majority of the player base which behaviour should have as it's core community base.

    To say who am I to tell them how to set their core values is to say to the player base that play the game "The game isn't made for you"

    I hope this game doesn't die because it holds all the entitled brats in place.

  • DudelPuma
    DudelPuma Member Posts: 372
    edited November 3

    very rare W from bhvr xD but they scared and go back, but hey the whole gaming community (from alot of games) coming togehter and making fun of this smarty smart community and there devs hahahaha i love it! i said it very often "bhvr is lucky other community would destroying them in pieces for what they do" bugs over bugs, abusing the frustation of the community, doing what ever they want, gaslighting, lying 24/7 (maked up "stats", map chances changed etc) and and… i swear if they research what happend ONLY in the last few years they will be shocked… for myself its one of the funniest moments in the dbd history xDD