Rank Ones what do you get out of bullying killers just trying to learn?

this is dbd... you have two options now: 1. try to accept it and continue practising nurse until the day you really know how to play her (if you continue with her , there will be your day of revenge- it is nearly impossible to counter a really good nurse player- but you need lots - a loooot - of patience) or 2. play another game. the community will never change- there are a lot of toxic people in this community- but on the other hand lots of friendly players. When you are on console you can be lucky- you don't have a chat AFTER games as far as I know. It is ridicilous what some players are writing after a game in the chat- sometimes it is the best to skip the chat on pc.

You also can look forward for the matchmaking system change- but I am not really sure if it will work the way it is planned or if devs will mess up with it or make it worse.

If you are a new player it could be a good decision to play with another killer who is easier to play with until you have a bit more experience and better map knowledge in my opinion, because you can better track survs down with a nurse, when you exactly know where everything is on a map. The toxic behaviour is not just on surv side- some killers are ruining game experience for survs too with "tactics" like facecamping with a leatherface and calling this skill or ignoring when a surv got kicked out of a game at 5 gens left... So you meet on both side lots of toxic players who are not interested if someone is just new or not - but you can find a lots of nice people for having fun in this game or which are good and like to help new or unexperienced players :) So don't give up if you like this game- but be aware of 2 things: 1. community will never change 2. this game has more bugs.... (uhm i mean features of course) ... than every other game you played before.

You're no better (maybe even worse) than those survivors if you're gonna say that to someone that was just giving polite advice. I'm gonna take the bait anyways.

Some red ranks have attitude issues, but try to keep in context that it is just SOME of red ranks. The brain tends to remember negative happenings better than good ones. That's why you may play, say, 6 matches; 5 had lovely people who gave you compliments, advice or even a simple "gg", but it will always be that one match where one person dubs you a "n00b" that sticks out the most.

There's not much you can do, but it's best to depersonalise the experience. Think of your opponents as npc's, with the colours representative of Beginner, Easy, Medium, Hard, Nightmare Mode. That way, you can even think of their psychology as ways to throw you off your game. However, everyone has patterns in their play, whether they're conscious of it or not. Use that to depersonalise.

Finally, ecen if you are triggered, don't let them know. I empathise it's tricky sometimes, but it's the best way to empower yourself.

Best of luck!

In fairness, a red rank would be right to assume their opponent ought to be a red rank too, since they won't know what rank they're facing until the end.

I mean, sure - if it's obvious a killer is punching above their weight, they could either just get the gates open and get out quickly or maybe give the killer a couple of hits throughout the trial to boost their confidence. Yet ultimately they just won't know for certain until that result page comes up.

The real problem with bullies are the derankers - those who quite clearly have all the best tier 3 perks and devotion levels who deliberately derank to make themselves feel good. They're the ones which really need blasting, so hopefully this new MMR will put a stop to that.