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Does anyone else keep a note of all their matches?

VESSEL
VESSEL Member Posts: 1,068

Here's all my killer matches of the last month ish. Hopefully it's legible lol

Note: "4K Hatch" notifies where I can kill but choose to find them hatch. "3K Hatch" notifies when they found the hatch first.

Comments

  • gibblywibblywoo
    gibblywibblywoo Member Posts: 3,772

    No, I tend to remember the particularly fun ones but they feel fewer and further between nowadays. This just seems like way too much effort for no real payoff.

  • Mandy
    Mandy Administrator, Dev, Community Manager Posts: 22,927

    I used to do that, for both survivor and killer matches...I got out of the habit after a couple of thousand hours though. I also used to keep track of all the perks that people used etc, I am a slight stat nerd :(

  • ShinobuSK
    ShinobuSK Member Posts: 5,279

    Yes but strangely only for survivor games, I note date, map, killer, escape/hatch/sacrifice, pip and number of hooks I had.

    Also sometimes some side note if its worth mentioning

  • VESSEL
    VESSEL Member Posts: 1,068
    edited June 2021
  • C3Tooth
    C3Tooth Member Posts: 8,266

    I have this 150 matches as Survivor with 15 one aspect build. I found out some builds are much stronger than other.

    The Blue on Killer name means I escape, Red mean death.

  • Zeus
    Zeus Member Posts: 2,112

    I really don't keep tabs on my game. It makes me feel like I'm playing the game as a job when all I'm trying to do is sit back, relax and have some fun time.

  • gibblywibblywoo
    gibblywibblywoo Member Posts: 3,772

    Same honestly. I feel like this is why I'm glad DBD has no stats page. I'd get hung up on it like I tend to in other games, even when I don't really care about any endgame.

  • VESSEL
    VESSEL Member Posts: 1,068

    That's fair. I just treat the stats as a little side hobby. Plus makes me feel better about 1 terrible game when I look back and go "oh yeah, i haven't had lower than a 2k in 28 games LOL"

  • Mr_K
    Mr_K Member Posts: 9,184

    Half my game time would be documentation.

  • Moundshroud
    Moundshroud Member Posts: 4,458

    I record my matches and track my metrics to locate where I'm having problems, against what Killers, builds, etc. and to figure out what I could do better. I do it as both Killer and Survivor. It helped improve my games. Of course, you have to get actionable intelligence from the information, and you have to actually, well... ACT on it. :)

  • Stinde
    Stinde Member Posts: 459

    I had over four months break from the game and naturally I was reset to rank 20 with both roles so I started to collect stats to see how matches, perks, survival rate, kill rate etc. change within ranks.

    In about a month and a half I've played 258 solo survivor matches and 24 killer matches for now. I thought I'd make a post about my solo survivor stats when I reach 300 matches.

  • Pepsidot
    Pepsidot Member Posts: 1,662

    Kind of. Been taking screenshots of after game lobbies since 2017 (and some of 2016 but those were lost). Gonna compile all the thousands of screenshots together in a video.

    I don't do this so much as to look back at how much times I died or escaped, but I could. But wouldn't be entirely accurate because some games I don't screenshot.