Dead Hard promotes looping

I'm just gonna say that even as a new killer to the game, when I didn't know much about dead hard, I was only surprised by it once or twice. Then as I ran into more survivors using dead hard I already knew how to play around it. Thus the effectiveness of dead hard went way down. The issue at higher MMR is stacking time saves, preventing slugging, and even preventing hooks that all add up to losses for the killer during the match. They should definitely be toned down.

The problem is that the iframes granted by DH, in this game and engine, will always have the validation issues. As BHVR staff have said, the alternative would be not giving the Killer feedback until after validation, which would feel weird and jerky (just imagine amplifying all rubberbanding issues even more).

Anti-slugging is only fine when one person can do it. Same with borrowed time and decisive strike. You nerf these and I can almost guarantee that dead hard will not be a problem for most killers

You have how many other perks in the game to stop tunneling... or even just waste their time. Decisive strike is a one-off ability that guarantees you escape and waste even more of the killers time. And that's just if one survivor has it, and that's also just one perk. So the problem remains that stacking time saving perks is bad for the killer and 4 survivors stacking time saves means no progress for killers.

You can't have it both ways and MMR shows this to be true. Either the problem will be fixed or the game won't have any killers left...

Like the inexperienced killers who do not know how to deal with DH. Gotcha.

I don't need someone who can't deal with Dead Hard to show me how to play the game. I have managed to deal with it on my own, and thankfully I don't need to come onto the forums to complain about it.

You can say I am wrong until the cows come home. The reason you think you are right is because unlike others in this very thread, I form my own opinion and don't fall into the trap of using the same tired scenario to prove my point.

I have 6.1k hours in this game. What does your time spent in this game have to do with anything? Are you trying to prove a point? LOL

Funny how I have more hours than you, but you are the one taking offense because by your own "principles" anyone with less hours ought to refrain from calling you inexperienced. Kind of ironic when you think about it.

Keep reaching dahrling.

I'm not sure why "knowing how to play around Dead Hard" is even relevant, here.

Since the problem is that: A) all the survivor perks that need playing around before they have been shown or definitively ruled out benefit everyone and have a distorting effect on the meta by their existence, and B) Dead Hard has elements that can't be played around because it can now be triggered only after you stop (and if you don't stop, you never attack, so you're screwed either way).

I play killer and survivor 50\50. I've also been playing since 2017, so I'm not a new player. You really don't know anything about me.

It doesn't work in short sized loops if the killer positions themselves accordingly. Many times I have mind-tricked survivors into thinking I am running a certain way, change my position at the last second and they usually end up running into a wall or overshoot their DH where I am inside the pallet and they cannot throw it down.

Also, If the killer has bloodlust and is a ranged killer no amount of DH will help that survivor out.

Yep. You're right. I am a liar and I completely cropped someone else's DBD hours onto mine. If you need further proof you can also look up my steam account too. I wouldn't want you to make another comment that you know... makes ya look like what you just called me.

Also, you can stop trying, I am not giving you any more of my energy.

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It just shouldn't negate damage of a successful hit. I.e you deadhard a hatchet that still hits you.