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Bloodpoints

IridescentBlood
IridescentBlood Member Posts: 21
edited June 2021 in General Discussions

There are 50+ characters in Dead by Daylight as of now. I don't know if that quota has changed but when you look it up, it takes around 1.6 million bloodpoints to get a character to level 50. That would be around 80 million bloodpoints to get every character to level 50. That's just for level 50. Some characters you still won't get the right perks for your build on.

Let's say you want to get t3 on every character. That's over 320 million bloodpoints overall to get every character to t3. Not even including all perks. To get every perk in the game, it would probably take considerably more. It's practically impossible to max out every character with every perk these days. Even with rituals, Tomes, WGLF, Barbecue all the other BP perks and all the offerings, bloodpoints just take too long to grind. I guarantee you need at least like 3000+ hours to have every perk as of now and the requisite will increase even more over time.

How is the game supposed to be more welcoming/enticing to continue playing for new players or just average players in general if it takes them 80 million bloodpoints to unlock every perk? How long of just playing DBD every day do you expect people to commit to just to be able to use perks that aren't generic or meta?

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