I'm so sick of blight

I don't see all Blights running the same exact addons every match.

He has a ton of good ones to choose from

Cool assumption. Except I do play Blight and I stand by my position. Just because it's hard for YOU doesn't mean it is for me or most people I hang out with. Some people are just bad at learning things, and some are good. I do not think Blight is that hard to learn in order to be competent. He does have a high skill cap, but to win in solo matches? He isn't hard. And, yeah he's an M1 killer if you don't land rushes, but in most of these games you barely have to. Just run when Tinker-bell rings and slowly deadzone an area. That's how the most boosted Blight players desperate to keep their Rank 1 play against solos. But, I mean, even those land the lethal rushes as they're not THAT hard to land, just sometimes a bit tricky.

High mobility is sometimes all you need to overwhelm a team that has minimal coordination.

What lesson is there to learn? What is one of the most complained about things in the thread? Hillbilly's nerf. What people miss from Hillbilly is likely Crack Billy. Speed add-ons are fine. God forbid good add-ons exist for killers.

Those stats came out right after he did, also those statistics aren't good to go off because they don't count any round with disconnects and have to go off the pick rate. Hard to see who truly is the best when one killer is being played like 0.9% of the time and another is at like 8.52% of the time.

And why should a killer consider how the survivors feel?

Killers have no way to know if they are facing a bunch of casual solos or a 4-man squad is going all out to win. Many killers are trying to win and people trying to win are going to build against the biggest threat.

Blight = Mr Hyde

My Brain + Mr Hyde = Fun

The issue is if killer dont stack slow down perk its game over for them if the survivor know how to do gen. Dont forget the killer cant pressure 4 survivor at ounce so its not like when the killer is chasing someone the other survivor stop doing gen. You may think some killer dont need it but what can a blight do in rpd or haddonfield not much so the slowdown come in for that

That the thing ruin/undying/tinkerer is only 1 slow down perk. Tinkerer is an info perk and undying make sure you dont lose ruin after 14 sec in the match cause survivor can spawn on totem. And its not like killer have a lot of choice for slowdown perk most of them have a condition take surge that slowdown dont work with blight power i wont go over all the slow down perk but all the slow fown perk are bad compare to ruin or pop.

Another thing i see a lot of survivor complaining about killer build but they are not better they run meta build too. In my opinion survivor can be more original because they make the pace of the game mostly if its a 3 or more swf.

To be sure im not saying survivor op plz nerf or thing like that and i dont want to derail the convo i just use the other side to prove that every player want to win so they will bring the best tool at their disposal.

I also run only Corrupt or Sloppy on my killers and still win 90% of them. It's funny how some killers think they are facing 4 man sweat squads every game. The truth is that those teams don't play public matches, they mostly stay on KYF. The SWFs I usually face are either mediocre or just people having fun with altruism.

But yeah, funny how those people think they are good by 4king solo team number #21232 with their 3 slowdowns loadout.

1. Then you don't play against moderately competent survivors. I could leave it at that because it's fairly well known, but I'll elaborate further. Yes, one slowdown can often be enough to secure the win against survivors that don't focus on gens. The problem with this is that it's well known that stacking slowdown is done at the highest level against nerfed survivors. The biggest lie everywhere is that multiple slowdowns is overkill. It's not. If a killer wins with multiple slowdowns, that killer was out of the league of the survivor team.
2. A. Why should anyone care what you personally find fun or not as long as it doesn't involve BM? B. So you want to be camped, tunneled and slugged? It's either/or dude. This does not change with the strongest killers. I can understand being frustrated if the killer plays hard right off the bat with those builds, but if the killer is playing chill.........what are you doing? Like, seriously.
3. You say that, but wait until you have days where you get literally nothing but bad maps for your killer.

Like Wraith, my problem with Blight isn't the killer it's the people who play him and how they play

The same 4 perks every game, the same strat every game

Puts me to sleep.

1. Mate I've been playing DBD since 2016, I've had my fair share of competent survivors. Most of my losses are because of my own mistakes or misreads on the survivors rather than I didn't run enough slowdowns. With the exception of the weakest killers, you do NOT need multiple slowdowns to win against good survivors if you are confident and good enough at playing the killer you are using and its 100 percent overkill on the stronger killers who already have the ability to apply loads of pressure. Yes sometimes I will be up against A SWF sweat squad, yes sometimes the map RNG really screws me over and spawns dozens of safe loops together but a lot of losses are my own fault. A killer wining with this build doesn't necessarily make them out of league of the survivor team at all. What if the map was really bad like shelter woods, or only had TL walls and dead zones? what are survivors supposed to do to delay the killer when they have been given very little defence to delay him in a chase but the killer has a huge amount of pressure from his build and mobility? It's honestly so bizarre to me how much blights use slowdowns for the off chance they get a sweat squad with how rare they are
2. Never did I say or even suggest people only play build I like. killers and survivors can use whatever perks and builds they want, doesn't mean I have to like them. I hate going against dead hard as much as multiple slow downs but everyone has the right to use any of them if they wish. I just find it incredibly tedious to go against this build over and over again all the time. Especially when its on killer like blight because he's already strong even without slowdowns. As for the rest of what you said...I really don't know what your trying to say there with how you worded that sentence....
3. Have had plenty of those days buddy. Instead of throwing a tantrum, I just make do with what I've got and a lot of the time I actually pull it off. Do I lose in these scenarios? sure! plenty of times! everyone does. But it's just not worth getting wound up about it. On a side note, if you disagree with me fair enough but maybe next time, do a response a little less patronising....

I rarely get the same killer that much more than the other ones.

Well as soon as gen speeds, balancing issues etc.. are fixed then you can see a wide range of killers. Until then, enjoy your Nurse, Spirit and Blight games.

I play both sides btw

but like c'mon man, get over it.

Why don't you believe it? Because I have a different opinion in slowdowns to you? Believe what ever you want but yes, been playing both killer and survivor for 5 years with the occasional break with around 4k hours.

Even when survivors split on gens, a killer who only has one slow down or none can go out their way to defend one area of the map that they think is the easiest. It's how I deal with good survivors if I decide not to bring slowdowns and for the most part it works. And yes this is including on high mmr matches so can you please drop the " your experience is bad matchmaking" argument. It's just really obnoxious when people like you claim what another's experience must have been to fit your narrative. I simply don't consider not bringing slowdowns to be a handicap, with the few exceptions of sweat squads

Also good survivors does not equal sweat squads. Sweat squads are a whole different level to survivors who are just good at the game, they go out their way to do the gens as quick as possible. They don't heal, don't do totems, don't save until the the last second, they just annihilate the gens as quick as possible and then get out as quick as they can. Thats boring to go against too and I don't see the point in it but they are rare.

I feel confident enough in my own ability as killer to hinder survivors with other perks, especially as a strong killer like blight and spirit. That's why I consider it overkiller to run loads of slowdowns, its just boring to run then all the time and win with plenty of gens unfinished. It's why when I see a good killer player use them, I just feel like it was a bit much when they were more than capablewith out them. If you feel the need to run them to hold your own against good survivors thats completely fair enough, you have every right to use them as much as anyone.

Like I said before, not once did I ever suggest blights or killers can't use slowdown builds. It makes sense to use them because they're strong. I just think it's completely possible to win without them. And yes I fully agree, survivors who complain when they're using strong meta builds themselves can be hypocrites. But I can still find it boring to go against just as much as I find going against survivor sweat squads and survivor metas boring alot of the time. I'll deal with both of them but doesn't mean I'm not gonna have an opinion on it. I've played enough of both sides to see the perspective of both ends so quit trying the us vs them narrative your trying to push with how nasty survivors are

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