Who else absolutely despises the RPD map and hopes it stays disabled forever?

When will the enable it again,I don't mind it just follow the gens and you'll never get lost

I find it incredibly doubtful that you've gotten a map nine times in a row, let alone one of the indoor maps. Yes, I know that this is different for everybody, but those are some pretty astronomical odds.

Besides which, no one still seems to grasp the point. There are 30 maps in this game that aren't GRR INDOOR AUTOMATICALLY BAD. Whether you happen to have actually gotten Lery's nine times in a row doesn't change the fact that the chances of you getting an outdoor map is much, much higher.

Somehow we've gone from "I don't like indoor maps" (which, let's be honest here, is about nothing more than not liking easy chases and hating pallets) to "I wish the indoor maps didn't exist" and "good, one of them has been disabled, I hope it stays that way". That's just selfish entitlement. I play maps I don't like all the time. That's life.

Well considering I’ve never seen it in real life, I cannot say. It’s been disabled since it was released with no word from bhvr.

Besides which, anyone who says that the map is just running in a straight line is either exaggerating or hasn't played it. The map has an abundance of ways to play because the architecture is NOT just a straight line. There are narrow hallways, yes (which is a strange thing for killers to complain about) but there are also loads of corners, lots of obstacles, massively wide open areas (see the map that someone kindly provided earlier in this thread), balconies, staircases, dead ends, rooms with multiple exits, etc.

I used to try really hard to remain neutral to both sides but the sheer amount of whining that I see on this forum about any and all indoor maps demonstrates what is, to me, a very clear and apparently unconscious bias. I always hear pointless, vague generalities like "they suck" and "no one likes them". Yet when you actually see someone complaining about them it's always about the number of pallets, or how frustrating it is to loop (and I don't even like looping myself). No one ever says "there are too many dead ends that make it frustrating for both sides", no one ever says "the map has clipping issues and I fall through the floor". No, it's always just a variation of "I prefer the maps to be open because, for one reason or another, it's easier for me to have an advantage as the killer".

That's not to say that every survivor likes the indoor maps. I'm sure that some hate them just like I love some of the outdoor maps. But with this recent RPD fiasco it has become so glaringly obvious that a large number of players don't like the indoor maps and think that they're "bad" and "poorly designed" or "don't fit DBD" for no reason other than their own frustration at the inability to be as dominant on those maps as they'd like to be.

Then I come along and say "there are loads of maps, variety is good, there should be something for everybody, all players should have a chance to enjoy their preferred aesthetic and playstyle, not every map should look and play the same, no map should be deleted because every map has its fans", etc., and I'm called selfish.

I really dont get why they didnt make it 2 maps.

upper floor and lower floor could have been 2 maps. Or inside smaller, and make another outside map like from RE3 remake. That would have been awesome.

As it is its far too big.

I don't agree that playing as killer isn't fun, if it were then there's no reason to do it. I do recognize that it's hard, and that it's stressful. I have more fun playing as survivor. Killers have to play a much more intense game (unless they're Bubba campers, which 90 percent of Bubbas are).

That said, just because a player might find the role of killer difficult or stressful doesn't mean that maps that may potentially add to their stress should be eliminated. I feel stressed out on certain maps as well, thinking that the map is either worse for my playstyle or just plain ugly / irritating / boring / frustrating to navigate, but I recognize that my preferences don't take priority over everyone else's and I would never call for those maps to be taken away from those who do enjoy them. I just have to accept that the game wasn't built just for me, sometimes I'm going to have crappy matches on crappy maps, and I play through them and move on.

48 matches on Coldwind on one day? Out of 50? That would mean that you got that realm more than 20 times in a row. I have to try to remain fair here, that number seems a wee bit high to be realistic.

That said, Coldwind IS jacked up. They've got it tuned up to show off the changes or something but I think we're all plenty over it by now. I've played about 20, maybe 25 matches today and at least a dozen of them were on Coldwind. I have to admit though, I DID get the Thompson House a couple of times which was a nice change. Normally it's only ever Abattoir and Rotten Fields.

I think that part of the problem with people not liking certain maps is that when they do get those maps they stand out, leave a negative impression, and seem to have a lasting effect every time they show back up. This perpetuates a cycle of thinking that the map comes up way more than it does.

This includes me. If I were to go back and look at my recordings to see how often I get my favorite maps, it's probably a lot more than whatever number I have in my head. Similarly I hate the swamp maps the most (they've replaced Dead Dawg as the most dull and annoying map to play on for me) but I probably don't see them nearly as much as it feels like I do. When I do they just stand out. "Oh. THIS map again". Even once a day is too much.

I'm not saying that this is true of you or anybody else specifically, I just think that it's a likely possibility for a lot of people in general. The things we don't like stand out more, we dwell on them, we learn to anticipate that they represent frustration and stress. That doesn't necessarily mean that they're bad, or that we can't have fun with them. They just leave a bad impression.

You're lucky if you're not getting Codlwind very often. A lot of us are getting it 65-75 percent of the rotation every single session. It's a good realm but I'd like to see a little more variety. And stuff like this is exactly why we need indoor maps, dark maps, small maps, large maps. We need variety. This is a great game but it becomes tedious when things start repeating themselves. The more maps, the better. The more perks, the better. The more killers, the better. The more skill levels, the better. The more playstyles, the better. I mean I love (LOVE) the bot matches, I cannot wait until they upgrade them. But even I can't play Dwight vs Trapper on MacMillan more than a couple of times a night.

Well I won't call you a liar, I'm just hesitant to think that the game's map randomizer is truly THAT terrible. I mean the odds of getting one realm that many times are very low, though admittedly it's the map that has the highest odds being that there are 5 maps in it and it does currently seem tuned to show up more often, likely because it's the new redesign.

I got Hawkins and The Game today but only because they were offerings. Beyond that it was the same as every other day of the last month: Coldwind, Autohaven, some Macmillan, Yamaoka, and more Coldwind.