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An excuse I don't get
So in short terms.
Spirit had Blood Warden and a Nea was hooked I was in a chase Kate opened exit gate who had zero hooks and left I try leaving and end up dead. I message the Kate asking why they left and here's their excuse.
My 6 year old daughter was playing.
How explain how a 6 year old was able to play this game not get a single hook and repair gens. My little brother played Killer and he didn't do good which is to be expected new to the game and having to remember so much but how can a 6 year old face a Spirit who knew what they were survive.
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Some people are born with talent.
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It makes sense for a 6yo to be scared of the killer and want to get out ASAP though.
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Unpredictability.
Hard to mind game a survivor when you never know what option they may take. A 6 yr old who isn't used to this game won't fall into the same patterns as a survivor player who's been around for a while, could throw someone off.
Also, mechanically there is nothing that is beyond what a 6 yr old could do in this game, especially on the survivor side. The only "skill" required to fix a gen is the ability to hit a qte that's always the same button. Mario party is literally more difficult.
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I am confusion with what your post says but if I understand correctly, the Kate was on 0 hooks and escaped the trial instead of sticking around and trying to help the team.
To which I'd say they have nothing to excuse. There is nothing in the game that requires a survivor to risk themselves to save someone else if they have 0 hooks. It's nice and a good thing to do but especially once the gens are powered, plenty of people choose to save themselves rather than risk dying to help their teammates. Like Dwight's Bond perk says, "We have to work as a team, I need you to survive so that I can survive!". Once it's clear Dwight will survive, it's every man for himself.
Unless your complaint is that a six year old shouldn't be playing a game like this, in which case I'd agree but you seem irked the six year old abandoned your team rather than being irked that a six year old was playing in a murder simulator...
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Am I missing something? What’s wrong with a survivor leaving after the doors are open?
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We have 6 year olds that are a meastro on piano and you're surprised one can play dbd well?
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After the success of the Survivor rulebook for killers, a follow-up was written. Rule 1, don't let the OP die. Ever
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there a Survivor rulebook for Survivors now?
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She could also be lying
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Kids are smarter than you think, man. And it's not really an excuse, I mean even if it wasn't a 6 year old and just another average player.. no one has any obligation to risk themselves to save you. Like none at all. Sure it's a team based role, but that doesn't mean anything when a win is based individually
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Playing without the rulebook are you? That's a violation!😉
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Surely the question should be: What kind of parent allows their 6 year old to play a horror game like DbD?
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I saw child's play when I was 6, my sister was 11.
I thought it was great and wanted a good guy doll for Christmas. My sister duct taped her talking doll (old toy, you would stick a cassette in her back and she'd talk, we used to stick GnR and Poison in there) so that the hands and feet were tied, put it in a box, and put that box in a nightstand that she insisted be nailed shut, before locking it in her closet. She didn't open that closet for 5 years.
My point is kids are weird, what one kid can handle, another may not be able to at twice that age.
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There are adults playing this game that hide for an entire match waiting on the teammates to do gens or die so they can open a door and leave or find hatch. Really not that difficult for 6 year old to do the same.
With SBMM and as solo theres no reason to stay behind and help randoms like there was with emblem system. SBMM has encouraged the selfish gameplay that the emblem system punished.
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Every person deals with things differently, and that does include children.
For some of them, DBD is definitely not scary.
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They're probably joking and didn't take the game seriously enough to engage in a tactical debate
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There are a lot of defensive leavers in this thread… 🤣
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Yes, the six-year-old story sounds like a weird lie.
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I saw TCM at 6, I am fine......
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