The obvious reason DBD has the worst community.

Well, as expected, the Survivors I speak of flood into the thread, ready to defend their territory.

Let's keep watching the posts. They will use all of the same lines from the same script we already know. It will amuse the small audience this thread was speaking out to.

Yes, let's get into this. I was actually going to bring this up in my OP, decided not to.

• LoL does NOT have a worse community. Does it have a TERRIBLE one? Yes, OH yes, indeed indeed. However... It is NOT worse than DBD's. And, honestly? One of the biggest reasons is that the 5v5 nature of LoL holds a lot of it back. Imagine LoL players, but now every match, the opposing team has... 2+ leavers at the start of the game. Think of how much ######### talking this opens up for the toxic 5 player team, since they have no threat of losing, and have full control over the game and zero chance at backfire... ... ... Okay. Well, that's what DBD always is.
• Yugioh... You know what, Yugioh's pretty rough, not gonna lie. But their toxicity is kinda different. And, ultimately, again... it's held back by the fact that it's a 1v1 format. You can't get too toxic because it's just you versus another guy. These toxic people will lose games. And they know this. So, they will only be toxic when they know they can get away with it, or at least believe they can. Compared to DBD, they know right out of the gates that it's a 4v1, lmao. People literally teabag Killers via Lethal Pursuer auras.
• Not sure what this is, RIP...
• The company doesn't really count as the community. Or else Blizzard would be on the list, and I don't even mean with the modern drama included.
• Roblox, I can imagine it's pretty bad... But let's be honest. When it's 15 year old kids, that's much better than when it's grown-ass adult humans on the other end.

I'll be honest.

The ONLY community I consider worse than DBD is...

Neopets.

But that's so niche, most people (if not all) don't really know this community, so it's not worth mentioning.

Also, they're like the Supreme Overlord Gods of bad communities, and I tend to not bring them up as THE worst, because they go without saying.

Technically, I consider DBD the 2nd worst.

But Neopets is so out of this world, it's not even included in conversation.

Sure, I'm bad. But I'm better than most. (Which is frankly not saying much. Generally speaking, 90+% of any game's population is utter garbage. DBD is certainly no exception.)

But the thing is...

If I lose... Did I make mistakes?

Sure. Yes.

But why does this mean I deserve my loss?

Did my ENEMIES make mistakes??? Yes. More than me, most likely.

But... they're playing Survivor. They're allowed to make mistakes. They're allowed to make... quite a number of mistakes.

But the moment a Killer loses a single chase, it all crumbles into itself. "WOW BAD CHASE NOOB, GET ROLLED. YOU DESERVE THE LOSS. YOU LOST A CHASE LMAO!"

It's totally asinine.

P.S.

I win most of my games.

There's this weird, illogical assumption going on that, just because I'm complaining, it must mean that I lose most of my games.

Okay, first of all...

Why would I consider changing playstyle? Because Survivors who lose complain about losing? Sounds ACTUALLY like I should PRESERVE my playstyle.

Aside from that, no, I don't camp or tunnel.

Or, that is to say... I don't think about it.

Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. Whichever path I take, it was because it was the strategic path. I don't care about what Survivors think about it. Especially when they're all robots that fling every buzzword in their Survivor Dictionary at me, in no particular sensible order to make coherent sentences.

According to Survivors, you're a tunneller AND a camper AND a slugger AND you use sweaty meta perks the very instant you M1 them.

So, really, I do not give a flying ######### what Survivors think. They've ruined that privilege a long time ago, and every match since.

Connection pop before the head pop could happen.

Then I was in a tight endgame situation. Three people alive. Two had active traps, with the last gen having just completed. I hooked the third non-trapped person... ... and there I was, staring at an exit gate.

I decided to open it.

I went to harass the Jigsaws. Game seemed like it could be a 4k. I pushed Nancy away from the 3 boxes near my opened gate, and she ran towards the 4th box which was also near the closed exit gate.

The other trapped person went for the rescue, which was basement. They rescued, I downed the trapped guy, hooked 'em dead.

Nancy 25%'d it over at that exit gate, opened it, and the two people escaped. Nancy did not finish her searches on any other boxes.

Post-game lobby, I asked how close it was for Nancy.

She didn't answer. And I was told not to rely on addons.

Shame that, as expected, such a cool strategy and tight moment on both sides was spoiled by Survivor attitude.

OH WELL!

"You again," he proclaimed, after having just searched for all of TGB's posts. "You are clearly mad."

I know responding to you is a trap at this point, but what you're saying is a common fallacy that Survivors spew, so here we go.

No, chases are the most important thing. You need to down people to hook them. You need to hook them (THREE TIMES PER PERSON) to kill them.

If you run around "zoning people off gens," you're not downing people, and so you're not hooking people. Survivors are getting gens done, because you can only be in one place at a time, but they can be in 4 places at a time. "Map control" is an oxymoron for Killer, because it cannot be done. It is a 4v1.

Killer wins by, honestly, sacrificing gens to start snowball pressure. If momentum is lost even once, odds are, Killer loses, since it usually takes about 3 gens to get proper pressure going.

Obviously, these things change if the Survivors are all clueless, but that's not what we're talking about here. And ultimately, Killer only wins by being able to snatch a plethora of Survivor mistakes. (But alas, if the Killers themselves make any mistakes, it all crumbles.)

But anyway...

Yeah.

Map pressure doesn't make any sense as an argument. You have 4 spread out Survivors working gens on opposite sides of the map. When you run at 1 Survivor, 3 others are holding M1. Please explain, step by step, how you "control the map".

Nope nope and nope.

I said X things, but you gave them Y attributes.

Calling people hyper-casuals was not an insult. However, you certainly morphed it into one. "Like that's a sin." No, I never said that, and I never implied it. You just got super insecure about it, and projected.

Not playing CSGO was an example. Just like Street Fighter. The point there was that these toxic Survivors don't play ANY actual PvP game. Because when they do, they lose, and they can't do anything about it because the only path is to get better at it. But here in DBD, they can play a 4v1 game, as the 4.

And I don't even need to get into this over-explanation. All that I have to do is point out these statistical facts. Vast majority of the toxic Survivors don't play a single symmetrical PvP game. Make of that what you will.

As for your closer - none of that matters, unless you are indeed a toxic Survivor that talks ######### every time you win.

If you are, then hey, looks like I was wrong.

But if you're not, then you're not really proving anything there.