When it comes to playing DBD, are you competitive or a chill gamer?

Competitive.

90 percent of the time, I'm giving it my all and expecting the opponent to do the same. Only a fool goes in expecting your adversary to pull punches, so don't pull any in return.

I'll sometimes get really drunk though and bring out the Railgun Doc.

Shocking people at 35 meters will never cease being funny to me - even though it's useless as hell.

I dont care about "losing" or "winning" so I try to be fair in both roles, as Killer not tunneling, no camping, never used old Moris, no Spirit/Freddy and I usually play what the comunity believes are weak Killers because I like their style (which I disagree, I think the comunity is just very bad), as Survivor if we are going very well I will stop to cleanse totems and open boxes and no t-bags.

I play competitve when practicng for an achievement/daily/rift challenge. Otherwise I'm pretty chill, don't really go all out unless I' against players I know will be toxic.

Chill. There are so many variables and bugs that can determine a match, that playing 'to win' would infuriate me. Like, sometimes you're just competing against the game itself, lol.

I just whack people with my weapon and have fun. I don't care if I win.

I tried to play competitively, and like you said, it just wasn't good for my mental health (especially post chat). I give myself other goals to work toward in game (cleanse all totems, be team Healer, etc).

I've had to remind myself that dying or escaping doesn't matter as long as I was able to play well, and it's done wonders for me to just be super chill in matches.

I'm chill.

If I play competitively, then I'll end up getting more upset. If I play casually, then I won't get mad and I'll just try to laugh and enjoy the trials as much as I can.

At the end of the day, no money is involved so no point in raging over this game.

A bit of both I guess. Obviously, I try to win. But if the outcome of a match doesn't go my way, that's okay too.

Chill. 100% play for fun and not give a ######### about how others play. It's the only way to truly enjoy this game, ALL THE TIME, and not just this game, but this mindset is beneficial for everyday life as well. Stress is a literal killer. So if what you're doing, or how you're reacting results in stress, you should strive to make changes to lessen it. Change the game, and/or your mindset. Read up on emotional intelligence.

I learned a long time ago that raging over a video game (or anything in life) doesn't provide any sort of benefit to me. It's not worth my time or energy to react in ways that provide no benefit. So I can play a toxic as hell game like this and not care one bit about the result or the #########-talking and salty tears that flow my way. It's all dust in the wind for me. Meanwhile, weekly without fail at least 1 or 2 people spam me with hatemail complaining about something I did (or something they think I did), and I simultaneously laugh and feel bad for them having felt it worth their time to write out multiple long messages about something so insignificant but also something that they'll probably lose sleep over, lol.

As for DbD, I could care less about wins or losses. I am perfectly content with little successes:

• as survivor, repairing some gens, getting a save, a good loop or two
• as killer, making everyone bleed, get a hook or two, maybe a kill

That's all I need for my fun and enjoyment.

competitively chill.

I wanna win and try my best to do it. but I really just wanna have fun

ussually pretty chill. I always play to win ofcourse but i will put my foot off the gaspedal once survivors are struggling hard

I try to chill, at most. But whenever I get a Trapper daily... I know I have to improve my trap placement and all to make people fall for them, so I just use easy mode with the iri stone.

Other than that, I try fun builds, both as killer and survivor, but when I start getting high skilled red ranks player... oh boy, I just switch to another game. I sometimes feel a little bit more competitive, but that's not usual, nor do I want to be competitive.

I'm competitive in so far as constantly learning and improving my game. I like to complete the challenges and pip, but mostly it's about trying to score the most BP in a trial, above me team or opponent(s).

However, in terms of winning a game by escaping or getting the 4k I'm more chilled. As a killer, I'm quite content with a 0k if everyone has been hooked twice. If I get a 4k then great, but it's not paramount in my mind. As a survivor, it's normally about being a useful team member.

Basically, I think it's possible to be both, so long as the expectations are for differing aspects of the game.

When I play killer, I play more competitive.. sometimes I do take pity though. IMO killer is more difficult to learn, as there are so many to choose from! So i play the best I can to get better. As for survivor its chill for me. I die? I just move onto the next game and have fun with it.

As killer: 100% competitive unless I notice my opponents are casual gamers.

As survivor: 100% chill gamer. I don't even bring exhaustion perks. The only meta perk I run is DS but other than that I usually try all kinds of "fun builds". I'm currently toying around with Bloodpact as a solo survivor.

Can be hella fun if I get a smart obsession.

I would say I lean towards the competitive side of things, I take games fairly seriously considering it's what I spend most of my day doing and I'm always looking to better myself as a player and play a game as efficiently as possible, while I'm not trying to be a sweaty tryhard, taking the game very seriously and trying my best to win coinsides with my mindset.

I'm fairly chill, but I'm always going to play to win.

I'm pretty relaxed. I'm too altruistic for my own good when playing survivor so usually end up dead on hook once the exit gates are open cause I foolishly went to unhook someone and then the whole team run to a gate teabag for a minute or two then leave so I die.

As killer I usually give last survivor the hatch. I'll down them then carry them to find the hatch so they know I'm letting them have it rather than them just find it an teabag for ages before finally leaving. Usually they're thankful I let them live rather than toxic. That's usually cause I have weeded out the toxic survivor before then even if it does mean I tunnel them to death. I never camp though. I use Devour Hope so there's no need to camp it's counter productive.

I'll play to win more often than not but won't hesitate on the chance to meme around and farm every once n awhile.

Now, I will say that playing to win doesn't necessarily mean I'm a sweaty competitor, but rather someone trying to improve their gameplay. I feel like once you become too competitive, that's when you start to get angry when you lose/someone taunts you/trash-talks you. Just enjoy the game for what it is.

Neither. I consider myself a hardcore gamer that plays to win but I'm no where near those tournament or good streamer levels of gameplay.

I play the game so much because it's a good game to chill to, but I'm playing to win. I don't think anyone serious wants the survivor on their team who just wants to "chill" that's why you get the post about being matched with bad survivors so much.

Playing this game competitive is kind of pointless imo considering the rng and how much it can be tilted in favor of either side.

I play killers mostly addonless, with various builds because I find it boring to run same meta perks all the time.

However because I don't tryhard as much, I often get stomped on by meta surv perks with items/ map offerings, so I don't play killer that much anymore.

Same with survivor, I prefer running offmeta perks usually without items, or if I bring any it's usually a brown medkit for that one heal I need during the game. Survivor is much easier to play anyways that you can do fine without items and with one or two 2nd chance perks, which are all meta of course.

Chilled, I don't really run any meta perks or try to sweat as a survivor

As a killer I normally let one person live as a basis, i might down a survivor straight off hook but I leave them to be picked up, since I hate being tunnelled im not going to tunnel someone.

Was doing adept pig and this cute little David basically gave up after he didn't get the flash light save so it was 1v1 but I let him do gens and leave, though did cost me the adept. So yeah pretty chilled