Am I the only one who finds the DBD Discord problematic?

Your statement is fallacious:

Killer does not have advantage over solo que, it has been proven time and time again that Survivors are more powerful than the killer, both in the 1v1 and the 4v1. Killers have advantages only over survivors who do not know how to loop well and who are not efficient on generators.

SWF's allow survivors to provide themselves with a lot more information than they are intended to have and allows them to coordinate in ways the game does not allow. This provides an immense advantage over the killer who does not have any such benefit. Imagine if Killers could see all survivors auras at all times and knew what generators were at what percentage without having use a perk, or even if the entity would constantly block survivors from breaking their lit totems. The balance of the game would swing so drastically in favor of the killer that survivors would not strand much of a chance except at the highest level of play. So yes, SWFs do make a difference, just because some SWFs waste all their time bitching about a killer who downs them doesn't change the fact that SWFs make survivors unduly overpowered, create a situation of boosted and entitled survivors, and is very unfair for killer.

Remember the game was not designed around survivors being in coms and coordinated groups. Even after it's been allowed, nothing has been done to help balance the game, instead the devs have allowed for the game's balance to swing wildly in favor of survivors.

abused how? by sending survivors sprawling across the amp looking for totems? corrupt intervention is a double edged sword. killers who use it are taking a gamble blocking, often, less than desirable generators and leaving more important ones exposed or signaling to survivors that its time for a bone hunt. Corrupt only works well for certain killers with certain play styles.

Love how your response to an issue that's also been killing dbd, albeit more slowly, is [paraphrased] "Killer mains don't have friends". How about killer mains just say that survivor mains suck at the game so hard that they can't play without all the crutches, second chances, and handholding? at least one statement has more evidence to support it and it isn't yours.

I love how your solution is also to buff solo queue and not to nerf SWF groups based on number of players in the group or to buff killers based on the number of players in a group. Buffing solo queue to be on par with SWF is literally the exact opposite of a solution. That's taking an already unfairly powerful side and making it more powerful because SWFs are significantly more powerful. Survivors don't need more buffs, the devs have been holding the survivors hands for years and, worse, the head of balance isn't even a good survivor so the game is "balanced" around rank 15-20 survivors in solo queue.

In all seriousness though, the point of the topic is to highlight how unbalanced the game is, a core problem causing the balance issues, and how behavior is doing the exact opposite to solve it.

That I even need to explain this is, frankly, evidence that you do not play up at red ranks as much as you claim. At red ranks a team of 4 survivors using information well means that one person is looping while 3 are doing generators. This is the type of team who ends games within 4 minuets on a slow day. At higher ranks, survivors know and understand more about the game, and helping each other know when to run away means ensuring much a much greater head start than the killer's TR gives. It also means hooked survivors can alert otehr survivors of traps that have been placed near them or if a killer is stealthing and they are not being camped; you know, information that survivors shouldn't have because there are no perks that offer such. The fact that you don't understand what coordination is and how it impacts DBD tells me you are not a red rank killer.

Good survivors may not need coms, but they do provide a significant advantage. People who are good at shooters don't need infinite ammo with no reloading, but it would provide them with a significant advantage over other competition. And there are many instances where good survivors run away before the Killer's TR approaches them.

For example: three survivors are attacking three critical generators mid/late game. If killer commits to chase two generators and the game is lost for one hook. These survivors relay to each other when the killer came to them, leaves them and in which direction they went. This information ensures that survivors can always place themselves in a situation where they can set themselves up at safe loops and jungle gyms before the killer can initiate chase. This puts the survivor so far out of the killer's reach that choosing to chase means throwing the entire game. Good survivors with coms make for a more coordinated playstyle and thus moments like this, where a team of survivors can freely plow through generators with little or no threat from any killer. I cannot tell you how many matches I lost because of this. That you call this laughable tells me that you don't play killer much at all and especially not at high levels.

Good survivors do not always have information on the location of the killer, as you claim, unless they are hacking or otherwise cheating (i.e. stretch screen). Experience my provide good survivors with the knowledge to sus out what a killer's perks are but a coordinated team sharing information makes that even easier and faster to deduce, thus survivors can adapt much much more quickly. And for your information, I play trapper at high levels, I will hardly trap anyone who is in a group that is communicating the location of traps and it's easy to tell when people are, especially when I place traps in commonly traveled but rarely trapped areas.

also in what world do console players, Microsoft store/xbox players, and pc players form a SWF with coms? you ask. Why in a world where the devs of DBD provide them with a discord they can all connect to and find each other to form a swf. leading back to my original question.

"This right here basically shows that you are an inexperienced killer unwilling to accept that there are better players than yourself playing the game"....*Laughs in rank 1 killer* your whole rant demonstrates that you don't actually play killer much at all or even at high ranks since you've never experienced any sort of situation that has been described or even understand what exactly the other killer players have been talking about when they share their experiences. *Also laughs in Rank 1 survivor* I play both roles, I know from personal experience on both sides just how powerful coms can be from groups as small as a 2 man all the way to a four man. I've seen how good information sharing helps people at yellow ranks trounce killers at purple ranks with some ease and avoid getting caught by red rank killers long enough for generators to fly before the killer can respond. I also play solo survivor, in fact I reach rank one each season primarily playing solo. My point being, you have done nothing but demonstrate yourself to be at the height of ignorance and are merely projecting when you say that I am inexperienced. I'm not going to sit here and sell you that I'm some top% player in dbd, in either role, there certainly are better players than me, but you don't need me to tell you that, however here's where my rank does matter: I can demonstrate that I know what I am talking about from experience on both sides. All you sound like is some boosted, trolly survivor main.

If SWF made up only 10% of all the matches in the game then it wouldn't have been such a big deal that the devs added it to literally save the game. Not sure where you are getting your information from, but if you are willing to believe that then I have a bridge to sell you...