The lack of fair play and decency has become very disappointing
The poor state of the game over the last year has driven away many of the decent players and the majority of what's left are are Survivors that thrive on toxicity and Killers that thanks to that have become utterly toxic as well.
It doesn't matter anymore whether you play Killer or Survivor. As long as you don't play SWF, you suffer in this game and it's absolutely sad.
EDIT: Apparently, it doesn't matter that you detail how the game played out, some people that didn't even took part in it will assume completely different outcomes and give you ######### for it.
This discussion, if you can call it that, is closed. I will ignore any further comments.
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yep, i said the same thing. it's true. swf necessitates camping/tunneling and vice versa. it's a shame too. the best mp game i have ever played. i just saw the killer working with survivor two nights ago. just now played a huntress that camped my 3 teammates to death. unhooking them was a terrible idea because they were all tunneled. i eventually just surrendered. how was that fun for anyone?0 -
Yeah, being the victim of Surv/Killers working together sucks. I mean, I can't say that I haven't laughed when I've seen someone sell someone out in a locker, or tease someone, rat them out-- but it does get old eventually, unless you're messing around with friends, it can be very disheartening. There's a large quantity of players who do this on a day-to-day basis. I see it as playing survivor, and I see it when playing killer. I can't go a day without witnessing a Claudette ratting out a Dwight taking shelter in a locker. Personally, if I ever come across this as killer, I just murder the person who's trying to purposely give away their teamies' positions. I won't team up with the killer as survivor either. Everyone should have a fair chance at surviving.
Then there's the people who will team up with a Survivor/Killer, and laugh at the people who lie victim to it, but when it happens to them, those people mount their high horses and salt your ears off. It's kind of like... C'mon people, if you aren't interested in that behavior... DON'T ENCOURAGE IT--- Because IT WILL happen to you too. You can't claim that sort of entitlement if you're also an enabler.
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true dat, ratt. i keep telling survivors i see doing the bouncy-bounce to killers that don't camp, that they are just creating campers and tunnelers. i am all for teabagging those that earn it but i have respect for those that don't. i just had a conversation with a leatherface who managed to clean out my fellow 3 survivors without camping or tunneling, hooked me twice and damn near caught me at the gate. he called this peculiar phenomenon "sportsmanship".3
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@EpicFailTryHard said:
true dat, ratt. i keep telling survivors i see doing the bouncy-bounce to killers that don't camp, that they are just creating campers and tunnelers. i am all for teabagging those that earn it but i have respect for those that don't. i just had a conversation with a leatherface who managed to clean out my fellow 3 survivors without camping or tunneling, hooked me twice and damn near caught me at the gate. he called this peculiar phenomenon "sportsmanship".Yeah I mean, we've probably all had a small chuckle at some of the exploits in this game, but there's a point in which it's not funny anymore. The people who abuse these exploits and bugs constantly cough cough Ochido cough cough are the ones who are destroying the humor, and creating a community that thrives under toxicity. As for teabagging, I just won't do it to killers intentionally since it seems to spark friction in post game chat, which also feeds to a toxic community. I mean, sometimes if my Survivor teamies do something stupid, I'll teabag them and get camped because a killer saw me and mistook it for salt.
Lmaoooo finding good sportsmanship in DBD is like discovering an ancient relic, or winning the lottery. Well... Maybe that last one's an exaggeration, but you get the gist of it.
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Good sportsmanship is dead. A Survivor that barely escaped through the Hatch due to looping, Bloodlust not kicking in due to the ######### chase mechanics, Dead Hard and a Pallet smacked on my head told me to "go die IRL".
Talk about a sore winner.9 -
I've had something similar happen. A doctor who hadn't seen me the entire match slugged the third Survivor and stood over her in treatment mode.
There was very little I could do because he had distressing and I was already 9/10 of the way to madness 3. He ended up dropping the Claudette until she wiggle off and she showed him where I was. The doctor gave her the hatch and stated that he hated hatch campers. So sorry that I didn't give away my position for no reason while you camped the slug, dumbass.5 -
The amount of toxicity in this game is very high, and it does get to me as well. As a solo player, I've been the victim of survivors who work with the killer, too, and I have to agree that it is anything but an enjoyable experience. Recently, I have even thought about playing more killer, so that I do not have to deal with teammates who ruin the match for myself and the other survivors.
However, despite this issue, I am under the belief that although we cannot control the toxicity of other players, we can control our level of sportsmanship and try to keep it alive in this game. I recently decided to give a "gg" in the post-game lobby of every match that I play, despite how the game turned out. It may not affect what others will think of the match, but it does make me feel better.
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Well, there's a lot of poor sports out there. But it's not all bad. I'll go easy on anyone that doesn't start with a full 4. Last one alive so long as they aren't BMing I'll let have the hatch. Though just for funnsies I'll hatch grab them to give them a scare.1
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@azazer said:
Well, there's a lot of poor sports out there. But it's not all bad. I'll go easy on anyone that doesn't start with a full 4. Last one alive so long as they aren't BMing I'll let have the hatch. Though just for funnsies I'll hatch grab them to give them a scare.So in 95% of all games you dont give them hatch
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@TheOwl said:
The amount of toxicity in this game is very high, and it does get to me as well. As a solo player, I've been the victim of survivors who work with the killer, too, and I have to agree that it is anything but an enjoyable experience. Recently, I have even thought about playing more killer, so that I do not have to deal with teammates who ruin the match for myself and the other survivors.However, despite this issue, I am under the belief that although we cannot control the toxicity of other players, we can control our level of sportsmanship and try to keep it alive in this game. I recently decided to give a "gg" in the post-game lobby of every match that I play, despite how the game turned out. It may not affect what others will think of the match, but it does make me feel better.
Exactly. There's very few players keeping any form of sportsmanship alive. I've always, no matter how bad the game I had was as killer or survivor--- I always shoot a "Gg. Gl in your next ones" into the post game chat. Normally others will follow along when they see that, but even then you still have the people who are like "Lol, you guys heckin suck, stfu", "end yourself".
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I'm as fair play as it gets and i won't go after the person just unhooked unless they're a jerk and instead go after the person that got them down. If I've been outplayed the entire game I'll let the last person go and if you unhooked yourself you deserve it. That's especially true if you do it on a basement hook with no luck offerings.
If you pallet loop or loop me endlessly I'll chase you down and hook you, even if it means some gens done or someone escapes. If someone takes the hit for you at the gate so you an get out, all the power to you. I'll still try and smack you but I'll never camp you unless you're a complete douchebag.
I've still never camped and the small amount of complete douchebags I've encountered have all been sac'd lol. If you play with respect you'll get the same in response. Besides it fun playing with your food so to speak which probably amuses the entity.
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This is why you shouldn't solo.
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Just play Killer, or don’t get caught 🙄
Solo Survivor has always been quite rough, welcome.0 -
@altruistic said:
Just play Killer, or don’t get caught 🙄Solo Survivor has always been quite rough, welcome.
Yup, playing solo has always been a little bit more difficult. The game sometimes seems to force you to play in toxic SWF just to pop a win off. If pipping really matters to some people...
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Sorry man,
The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
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@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
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@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
You really need to calm down :')
Also, I know for a fact that you just sat there hatch camping and made no effort to help your team, leaving Claudette with little recourse.
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@only1biggs said:
@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
You really need to calm down :')
Also, I know for a fact that you just sat there hatch camping and made no effort to help your team, leaving Claudette with little recourse.
You don't know anything, you weren't in that game and stop trying to tell people to calm down, that has ever worked once in the history of humanity.
Even if what you say were true, I have no obligation to help a bunch noobs that get themselves killed. Ultimately, one's personal survival is what counts, not that of anyone else.
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@DocOctober said:
@only1biggs said:
@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
You really need to calm down :')
Also, I know for a fact that you just sat there hatch camping and made no effort to help your team, leaving Claudette with little recourse.
You don't know anything, you weren't in that game and stop trying to tell people to calm down, that has ever worked once in the history of humanity.
Even if what you say were true, I have no obligation to help a bunch noobs that get themselves killed. Ultimately, one's personal survival is what counts, not that of anyone else.
Which is what ouland suggested.. that her survival was sought and she got out and you didn't.
LOL
GG hatch camper
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@only1biggs said:
@DocOctober said:
@only1biggs said:
@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
You really need to calm down :')
Also, I know for a fact that you just sat there hatch camping and made no effort to help your team, leaving Claudette with little recourse.
You don't know anything, you weren't in that game and stop trying to tell people to calm down, that has ever worked once in the history of humanity.
Even if what you say were true, I have no obligation to help a bunch noobs that get themselves killed. Ultimately, one's personal survival is what counts, not that of anyone else.
Which is what ouland suggested.. that her survival was sought and she got out and you didn't.
LOL
GG hatch camper
Once again, someone who has no idea how the game actually went just assumes everything. You guys are vile and despicable and I don't stand for that.
In the future, any post made by either of you will be completely ignored as if you didn't even write anything. I have much better things to do than to argue with contrarians. Goodbye and never again.
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@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
Do not dare?!
LOL
What was your point of starting this thread? People are going to comment, and some of them will disagree with you. Relax. Oh, and I can clearly see some of them are just messing around a bit with you, in good spirit, because they find it amusing that you're so worked up over this. And you take the bait. Messing around doesn't make them "vile and despicable". Again, relax.Oh, and I notice all the comments not agreeing with you are flagged as abuse...I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume you flagged them. Why, because they don't agree with you? That's rich, coming from someone who is crying out for fair play and decency.
And as a reply to your original post: stuff like this happens. I have had worse things happen to me in games, multiple times. I get annoyed, then report them and move on. Some people don't play fair. Move on to the next game and try not to let it get to you like this. It seems to me that you're getting a little too worked up over it..
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LOL
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@skvirl said:
@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
Do not dare?!
LOL
What was your point of starting this thread? People are going to comment, and some of them will disagree with you. Relax. Oh, and I can clearly see some of them are just messing around a bit with you, in good spirit, because they find it amusing that you're so worked up over this. And you take the bait. Messing around doesn't make them "vile and despicable". Again, relax.Oh, and I notice all the comments not agreeing with you are flagged as abuse...I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume you flagged them. Why, because they don't agree with you? That's rich, coming from someone who is crying out for fair play and decency.
And as a reply to your original post: stuff like this happens. I have had worse things happen to me in games, multiple times. I get annoyed, then report them and move on. Some people don't play fair. Move on to the next game and try not to let it get to you like this. It seems to me that you're getting a little too worked up over it..
I didn't flag them purely because their comments disagree with me, if that were the case, yours would be flagged too, but it isn't. I don't flag comments without a reason and I do know that people will disagree with me in a discussion, no matter the content.
The reason why I flagged both their comments is because of their continuous attempt in trying to discredit and insult me, based on literally nothing but their own made-up idea of how they think the game must have played out, something they have no basis for since neither of them partook in that game mentioned in my original post.
All they can go off is how I described how the game played out, neither of them has any right in assuming anything otherwise, yet they do, probably just because of a personal dislike of my person as I see no other reason to, clearly shown by only1biggs' attitude towards me.
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One of the people offered up a possible explanation of the behaviour of Claudette in your game, to which you overreacted to. Then another person offered up bait to play with you, and you completely fell for it.
Personal dislike of your person? Do these people in here know you, or did you just make an assumption of your own? How despicable of you
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@skvirl said:
One of the people offered up a possible explanation of the behaviour of Claudette in your game, to which you overreacted to. Then another person offered up bait to play with you, and you completely fell for it.Personal dislike of your person? Do these people in here know you, or did you just make an assumption of your own? How despicable of you
I make that assumption because I've already run into biggs in a previous thread of mine and he behaved just like that. It wouldn't make the assumption if I didn't have a basis for it. Especially since all of a sudden, someone is going through my bug reports and marking them all as spam. Still think I'm wrong with my assumption? I don't think so.
As for the explanation of Claudette's behaviour, I might not have overreacted if it had been written in a different manner. The way it's currently written makes some key assumptions that are blatantly wrong and for which the creator has no basis for as he didn't partake in the game.
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I’m going to make a post about decency and than proceed to make comments such as this.Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part it.
whats more amusing is you watched all this going down and still headed towards her..... and were shocked by the outcome3 -
Not sure what you expected from this game.
This game is about memes and taunting for the most part. Fairplay and competitivity is not part of the vocabulary except from very few decent folks that you may get surprised to encounter at times.
It's mostly not (only) pêople's fault. It's also a dev's will for the game to stay to a meme level.
I just talk to devs on a daily basis, and they're just HUGE memers.5 -
@DocOctober said:
@skvirl said:
One of the people offered up a possible explanation of the behaviour of Claudette in your game, to which you overreacted to. Then another person offered up bait to play with you, and you completely fell for it.Personal dislike of your person? Do these people in here know you, or did you just make an assumption of your own? How despicable of you
I make that assumption because I've already run into biggs in a previous thread of mine and he behaved just like that. It wouldn't make the assumption if I didn't have a basis for it. Especially since all of a sudden, someone is going through my bug reports and marking them all as spam. Still think I'm wrong with my assumption? I don't think so.
As for the explanation of Claudette's behaviour, I might not have overreacted if it had been written in a different manner. The way it's currently written makes some key assumptions that are blatantly wrong and for which the creator has no basis for as he didn't partake in the game.
You made a post, people assumed something based on what you wrote, and then you got angry and abused the flag system. Yes, we didn't partake in the game. Which is why we need to base our reply solely on what you post here. Some people will agree with you immediately, and some people will offer alternative suggestions as to why Claudette acted the way she did. Because it's rarely all black and white. I actually had a similar thought to that of Outland, **based on what you wrote. ** I also thought that if Claudette really led him to you on purpose, she might have done it because she felt you'd given up on her and just waited for her to die so you could get the hatch. People tend to have an issue with that.
I don't see anything wrong with how Outland replied. He wasn't being disrespectful, or "vile and despicable". You decided to get all worked up over his reply because he "dared" to assume something. Why make a thread like this if people can't suggest alternative motives for the Claudette?
We reply based on the limited information we have. If you feel that we're wrong, in stead of getting all pissed off (your own words), you can tell us "no, you've misunderstood, that's not what happened" and then calmly explain and fill in the gaps for us to better understand how the game went. This would be a much better way than to shout "how dare you". You're not going to be taken seriously if that is how you respond to people, hence the messing around afterwards. It's pretty obvious to me that that's why someone decided to have a little fun with you.
And as to biggs..you're assuming he's flagged those posts. You don't know for sure. Also, I doubt he has some personal agenda towards some random stranger in a forum
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I'm done with this thread anyways. Have fun on your own.2
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@DocOctober said:
I'm done with this thread anyways. Have fun on your own.Thanks, we will!
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When I read OP My first thought is he probably wasn't being honest. Never as survivor do I ever think of the hatch over the possibility of increasing my odds of escape by safely keeping my teammates alive. Because in your opinion they were not skilled enough for you, they don't deserve your help? Dude even in solo queue you are part of a team, keeping them alive is your best hope. Glad the clown found you and killed you.
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@DocOctober said:
@Outland said:
Sorry man,The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
No, no, this just pisses me off now.
Claudette was farming with the Clown in the middle of the operation theatre, I had Empathy and saw her injured outline, the Clown kept throwing bottle after bottle after bottle after bottle, each time getting the Intoxication score event while she stood still, then she went to smack all pallets in the vicinity on his head.
When I got closer, she spotted me with her Bond and motioned for the Clown to follow her. She kept following me with the Clown running after her, until he spotted me in the distance, starting the chase. It eventually ended with Claudette waiting atop the closed hatch in the operation theatre, and the clown carrying me into the basement below.
She did not seek help, she sold me out, clearly and without a doubt.
Do not dare ever again assume how a game went if you weren't taking part in it.
Excuse me DocOctober, just because you didn't like my answer to your post doesn't give you the right to mark it as abuse. Where do you get off reporting like that, that report itself is abuse of the system.
You said in your post that the survivor was left bleeding on the ground, so I assumed they crawled along toward you. Nowhere in your OP was there any story of how the survivor farmed points with the Killer etc.
I gave a fair assessment from the original message you posted. Having been the guy left on the ground to bleed out I myself have crawled along towards the only remaining survivor. What are we supposed to do just accept you are not willing to help us and sit there and wait?Screw that, I'll sell you out 100% of the time, sometimes the Killer even throws us a bone. Survive at all cost, am I right?
Again not impressed that you are soooo butt hurt that you marked my post as abuse, not cool little boy.
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Outland said:
Sorry man,
The survivor was being instructed BY THE GAME to "FIND HELP" , you being the only surviving survivor in the game, you were the ONLY HELP she could go to. She just thought she could save you the time by coming closer to you to finish the heal.
The Killer was just playing smart and following the wounded prey. They didn't start out playing together, and it was your actions (of leaving her for dead) that led the other survivor to do the only thing she could do to survive.
And as it turns out the Killer rewarded her, seems like a solid strat to me. She lived and you died because you decided to leave her to die. Unfortunately the game is not fair. But by at least doing as much as you did you still got a lot of BP's right ?
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All I can even fathom saying in response to what this thread has turned into is
OOF
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Fact is you can't tell people how to respond to your posts, I think you were looking only for people to agree with you and were simply not prepared for the dose of reality you got served. People have their own set of thoughts and feelings and usually won't cater to yours simply for being the op of the thread. Furthermore you have failed to listen to anyone and you've never engaged in conversation with anyone you've only been talking "at" people and logic should tell you such a method never produces positive results.
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The Glorified Librarian threw his toys out of the pram again...
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Hey now, we're all fans of the game, we're all in this together. As long as you get a decent amount of Bloodpoints and/or Shards, it's all in good fun, hey? Remember that the Entity needs to eat too ^_^
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Completely agree. At a point where it's time to find something else. A lot of them are young kids or just people who thrive of annoying and pissing people off like grown children. There's a lot of real issues they don't did and seem to instead focus on make changes to aggravate their fans more. The situation now with the client release. I don't see this lasting that much longer with all the crap they've done to destroy the reputation of them game. Really sad because it was really awesome at first.
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@taboosouls said:
Best of luck to them with dead horse they've created.
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Silas said:
@taboosouls said:
Best of luck to them with dead horse they've created.I'm surprised someone actually caught that. I'm impressed. 😂😂0
