We need a time limit per match
Like the Death Skulls in nostalgic Bubble Bobble game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGygoolrXlM
some matches take too long to end (trolls not willing to do gens...) for the people that still have life
make it no more than 15/20 minutes, then the SWAT come to stun the killer and/or the entity goes after you!
support!?!
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Yep 100%
Devs did nothing to these trolls for the past 2 years, refusing to leave cuz you camp, tunnel etc.
Or just give instant leave option for killers without punishing them with no points earn after a set amount of minutes
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@Someissues said:
Yep 100%Devs did nothing to these trolls for the past 2 years, refusing to leave cuz you camp, tunnel etc.
Or just give instant leave option for killers without punishing them with no points earn after a set amount of minutes
I got trolled often cuz my builds are troll I guess but thats not a reason to hide for 30+minutes
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The afk mechanic should start 5 minutes after the gates were powered. Giving the killer a clear indication of where the survivors are.
Hell even if no gens are done and the survivors don't try to repair them for 5 minutes.4 -
@Tsulan said:
The afk mechanic should start 5 minutes after the gates were powered. Giving the killer a clear indication of where the survivors are.
Hell even if no gens are done and the survivors don't try to repair them for 5 minutes.in my case it is not afkers but trolls
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Hard limits are tricky. I could play three gen hag or doctor and the game would cut me off with a "that's all folks" and send me on my way.
If someone is doing it to grief, though, please report it. That is holding the game hostage and is treated the same as a killer blocking survivors in somewhere and not allowing the game to end.4 -
@Peanits said:
Hard limits are tricky. I could play three gen hag or doctor and the game would cut me off with a "that's all folks" and send me on my way.If someone is doing it to grief, though, please report it. That is holding the game hostage and is treated the same as a killer blocking survivors in somewhere and not allowing the game to end.
The problem arises primarily when the Killer doesn't want to do the monkey dance for teabagging Survivors at the gates. They won't leave because they want to humiliate the Killer, and the Killer doesn't want to give them the satisfaction. However, because the Killer technically can stop it by going to the exits and playing the clown, you don't consider it griefing, despite being 100% used to grief.
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Peanits said:Hard limits are tricky. I could play three gen hag or doctor and the game would cut me off with a "that's all folks" and send me on my way.
If someone is doing it to grief, though, please report it. That is holding the game hostage and is treated the same as a killer blocking survivors in somewhere and not allowing the game to end.1 -
It could be as soon as the gates open there is a countdown timer. Fail to leave and the entity eats you anyway. Doesn't count toward blood points but at least you arent stuck for 20 min waiting for survivors to leave.
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@Onionthing said:
It could be as soon as the gates open there is a countdown timer. Fail to leave and the entity eats you anyway. Doesn't count toward blood points but at least you arent stuck for 20 min waiting for survivors to leave.I'm not saying it's a bad idea, but a group that's committed to griefing could leave the gates at 99% and then hide around like normal. Then if you get caught, they just tap it and leave. I'd also be concerned with late game saves. If the timer is too strict, it could punish players for even trying to go for them. Those situations are pretty tense and I've seen them go both extremely successfully and turn into 4Ks.
To give a scenario: Someone is hooked, gates get powered. A survivor goes for the save, waits for an opening, unhooks them with borrowed time. The killer has NOED and instantly downs the rescuer, the other guys runs out. Now the other survivors run around the map looking for NOED, cleanse it, and go in for the save.
That could easily take a couple minutes, so there's a good chance that the timer would cut that off. The obvious move would be to make the timer longer, but if you do that the timer runs the risk of being too long. If it's too long, not much has really changed. If you're stuck sitting around for five minutes waiting for the timer to kick in, you're still not going to be having much fun.
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Yes. Something like this needs to happen. It pisses me off when survivors don't leave. 1 time I spend a good 10 min looking for the little ######### after everyone else had left, managed to down them but then got hit with DS and they got the hatch. It is so frustrating especially if u have a bad game and you just want to move on.
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I got today game as traper wher i menage to kill 2 ppl 3 one got ds but i hook him becose hook was close.And what happend was 2 gens to end game and one on hook one free runing.This free one wait until this with ds on hook got all phase on hook untill he die.Dont even think about save him just camp close to hatch.I patrol person on hook and hatch.Hooked person finaly die becose he strugle and second one jump into hatch.Gues who got flame from survs? Me becose i patrol hook person and hatch.This is not killer bad end game suck! From devs we hear all time we got idea for end game we work on this but nothing go on PTB and to game just ideas.Like we make somthing with this but not right now not ever like ds.0
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@Peanits said:
@Onionthing said:
It could be as soon as the gates open there is a countdown timer. Fail to leave and the entity eats you anyway. Doesn't count toward blood points but at least you arent stuck for 20 min waiting for survivors to leave.I'm not saying it's a bad idea, but a group that's committed to griefing could leave the gates at 99% and then hide around like normal. Then if you get caught, they just tap it and leave. I'd also be concerned with late game saves. If the timer is too strict, it could punish players for even trying to go for them. Those situations are pretty tense and I've seen them go both extremely successfully and turn into 4Ks.
To give a scenario: Someone is hooked, gates get powered. A survivor goes for the save, waits for an opening, unhooks them with borrowed time. The killer has NOED and instantly downs the rescuer, the other guys runs out. Now the other survivors run around the map looking for NOED, cleanse it, and go in for the save.
That could easily take a couple minutes, so there's a good chance that the timer would cut that off. The obvious move would be to make the timer longer, but if you do that the timer runs the risk of being too long. If it's too long, not much has really changed. If you're stuck sitting around for five minutes waiting for the timer to kick in, you're still not going to be having much fun.
Well that problem can easily be solved by some line of codes. Let the game check if some requirements are achieved like:
no survivor at a gen for 5 min ()
one gate open ()
no survivors at totems for 5 min ()
no totems available ()
no survivor hooked for 3 min and above requirements are set ()If check then revel aura to the killer, apply exposed status on survivors,
after 120s block exit and disable hatch. you had your chance now die. (if you are really nice let them mori them)1 -
Peanits said:
@Onionthing said:
It could be as soon as the gates open there is a countdown timer. Fail to leave and the entity eats you anyway. Doesn't count toward blood points but at least you arent stuck for 20 min waiting for survivors to leave.To give a scenario: Someone is hooked, gates get powered. A survivor goes for the save, waits for an opening, unhooks them with borrowed time. The killer has NOED and instantly downs the rescuer, the other guys runs out. Now the other survivors run around the map looking for NOED, cleanse it, and go in for the save.
That could easily take a couple minutes, so there's a good chance that the timer would cut that off. The obvious move would be to make the timer longer, but if you do that the timer runs the risk of being too long. If it's too long, not much has really changed. If you're stuck sitting around for five minutes waiting for the timer to kick in, you're still not going to be having much fun.
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Additionally to the afk croes one could arguably add crows/reveal to survivors who didnt interact with objectives in a certain period of time.
This could hselp with hidden griefers but not with buttdancers.Lets give survivors a punishment they always want for killers, let them start losing bp per second that get added to the killer then, if they stay too long/ around the exit gates ( not just inside the exit area)
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it seems the solution is more complicated than expected~
I didn't mean trolling only after gates are opened, not even that...
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The standart time limit is in my opinion not a viable addition to this gmae.
Imagine you have only 2minutes left but still 2 gneerators to do? Ehat are the survivors to do in such a situation.
Normally I'd be fine with survivors suffering but that somehow wouldnt work.A time limit after opening the gates would simply get ignored by 99'ing the gates as they are now.
A first step would be disabling the hatch after a gate is opened imo. (Or turning it into a deathtrap)
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Or after a certain amount of time (I still say 5 minutes is enough time to get your teabaggin butts through the door.) once the gates have been opened the location of both the survivor and the killer are shown to each other on the map (Still allowing toxic survivors the ability to loop, play grab-a--, butt dance, whatever.. just not hide for 30 minutes.) and the hatch disappears after the gates are opened (Is supposed to be a "last guy gets away" kinda thing anyway.)
And yes like a previous poster said, if Survivors want to punish killers for camping/tunneling the exact same punishment the survivors create, should be used on them for dragging out a game after the doors have been opened.
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BACKSTABBER said:
@Tsulan said:
The afk mechanic should start 5 minutes after the gates were powered. Giving the killer a clear indication of where the survivors are.
Hell even if no gens are done and the survivors don't try to repair them for 5 minutes.in my case it is not afkers but trolls
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Peanits said:
@Onionthing said:
It could be as soon as the gates open there is a countdown timer. Fail to leave and the entity eats you anyway. Doesn't count toward blood points but at least you arent stuck for 20 min waiting for survivors to leave.I'm not saying it's a bad idea, but a group that's committed to griefing could leave the gates at 99% and then hide around like normal. Then if you get caught, they just tap it and leave. I'd also be concerned with late game saves. If the timer is too strict, it could punish players for even trying to go for them. Those situations are pretty tense and I've seen them go both extremely successfully and turn into 4Ks.
To give a scenario: Someone is hooked, gates get powered. A survivor goes for the save, waits for an opening, unhooks them with borrowed time. The killer has NOED and instantly downs the rescuer, the other guys runs out. Now the other survivors run around the map looking for NOED, cleanse it, and go in for the save.
That could easily take a couple minutes, so there's a good chance that the timer would cut that off. The obvious move would be to make the timer longer, but if you do that the timer runs the risk of being too long. If it's too long, not much has really changed. If you're stuck sitting around for five minutes waiting for the timer to kick in, you're still not going to be having much fun.
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There's an easy solution for this. Just treat it like they did killer hook proximity. If you go two minutes without doing anything (totems, gens, unhooks, chests, etc), you start to slowly lose lightbringer emblem points. It requires a stream of work to prevent it or stop - you can't just tap a gen, you'll need to work on it for at least 15-20 seconds, do a full totem, do a full chest, etc.
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BACKSTABBER said:
The funny thing is that this is already implemented on the DbD-inspired game on phone and it works. There it reveals the survivor as crows circle around the head of a survivor who did not interact with the pendents of generators for a certain duration.Justicar said:There's an easy solution for this. Just treat it like they did killer hook proximity. If you go two minutes without doing anything (totems, gens, unhooks, chests, etc), you start to slowly lose lightbringer emblem points. It requires a stream of work to prevent it or stop - you can't just tap a gen, you'll need to work on it for at least 15-20 seconds, do a full totem, do a full chest, etc.
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The timer needs to start when the gates are powered and run similar to the reverse bear trap. It gives time for altruism, but also urges survivors to ######### leave.
Frankly any survivors not staying for altruism need to be automatically sacrificed when the timer expires.
Or at least exposed, and vulnerable to mori no matter what.0 -
Maybe not per match, but definitely when the gates are powered because it makes people take the game hostage and is very annoying to deal with.
I also think this should happen when there is only one survivor left, Hatch or not, it's very very boring to try to find the last immersed claudette.
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Orion said:
@Peanits said:
Hard limits are tricky. I could play three gen hag or doctor and the game would cut me off with a "that's all folks" and send me on my way.If someone is doing it to grief, though, please report it. That is holding the game hostage and is treated the same as a killer blocking survivors in somewhere and not allowing the game to end.
The problem arises primarily when the Killer doesn't want to do the monkey dance for teabagging Survivors at the gates. They won't leave because they want to humiliate the Killer, and the Killer doesn't want to give them the satisfaction. However, because the Killer technically can stop it by going to the exits and playing the clown, you don't consider it griefing, despite being 100% used to grief.
But some people are just that sad. Thry HAVE to be chased out. They need the killer to see them leave.0