nO NOT THE FISH

Every game with Blight in it is always a sweat fest. It's so annoying. I had one yesterday who literally just refused to move all 3 gens all game because 2 of them spawned directly on top of each other and the 3rd...well, it's a blight.

And Blights are almost always decent/mediocre, which is all you need to do well with him. At least with Nurse, you got a good amount of baby nurses and the mediocre ones could still get stomped if you knew how to junk (, especially because they don't learn to read survivors).

How? I'd like to trade my queues with yours.

no no! i meant to say that you should study every map to play against nurses and blights.

That's how it works, yeah? Because you shouldn't have the ability to juggle between multiple objectives without amount of speed, anti loop, or more consistent use of your powers.

Nurse is disabled, I'm going back to spirit until this is resolved. Good thing I stockpiled tons of add-ons for her. Hope it won't take too long, since Nurse is pretty fun.

I think that the only people who cry about how the Nurse is overpowered have never really tried playing her. Yes, really experienced Nurse players are usually oppressive, but those are in the minority. Nurse is brutal to learn, and the vast majority of Nurses suck out loud. OP Nurses are being controlled by people who earned that. People have to be okay with the occasional rinsing.

When I load in and hear that first blink, I figure I have about an 80% chance of having a fun game and escaping, and a 20% of the team just getting absolutely wrecked. And I have no particular problem with that, and actually find the uncertainty kind of fun. Now if I were always playing at the top of MMR and was facing the good Nurses all the time, I would probably feel differently, but I have no interest playing in the sweatlord division of DBD, so I like hanging out in the midrange.

And yeah, people who don't like killers that make you think on your feet ("non-interactive" and "unfair" - lol) are definitely the ones keeping the stereotype of the entitled survivor alive and well. If it were up to some people, all the killers would essentially be re-skins of each other, all being able to approached with the same strats. That would be lazy and boring AF, but somehow not making the same killers over and over is "running out of ideas"?

Now BHVR may be running out of ideas, but not making cookie cutter killers isn't where that is being shown.

The moments when I have gotten truly bored with DBD and seriously considered quitting have almost always been when looping or chasing in loops. It just feels like deja vu, and that is what like 75% of the game is, and those "interactions" get suuuper tired when you just keep repeating them.

I for one am for anything that shakes that up.

Finally some good bait thats actually fun! @BoriskyTheFox could learn a thing or two from you.

They disabled her because she's bugged.

They’re the most boring killers to go against.

Entirely reigon dependent. I've queued for over an hour as killer during the day before (as in, post-Pinhead release) while my survivor queues haven't exceeded 5 minutes even during the Circle of Healing or Boil Over meta. Does this mean Survivors need buffs + killers are overpowered? Absolutely not, because using queue times (a-posteriori knowledge) to draw definitive conclusions is a terrible idea.