I had enough with Toxic SWF!

T-Bagging is very situational and for me and if someone is t-bagging at every pallet and at every safety point in the map to be cocky and just to be toxic then I will play like that back. It's the whole saying "Treat people how you want to be treated."

If survivors will go out of their way to make my game as unenjoyable as possible then I wont play nicely. Funny thing is, all of the survivors that play toxic and get it handed straight back to them resorts to throwing out insults.

I don't camp when they t-bag me occasionally but if they are purposefully trying to ruin my experience of the game then I will try my hardest to punish them.

Although I love escaping with a BT save when a killer camps me and watch them be extremely salty however that has no relation to this thread.

Teabagging is annoying and toxic,sure. But how does it affect the gameplay? If anything, it makes it easier to catch the survivors as long as you don't let your aggression get the better of you and start making mistakes.

Also I play SWF and me and my friends don't teabag killers. So slapping this label onto all SWF's isn't right. The same survivors who teabag you as SWF are going to teabag you solo too. It isn't SWF, its the players. (I played a match yesterday as a 3 man and the 4th player, the solo random. Was teabagging the killer the whole game. So just a quick point prover example here)

Also no one cares if you camp or tunnel. Do whatever you want to do to kill the survivors. Thats your job lol.

The_Trapper said:

@KiraElijah said:
TheWraith883 said:

@Vietfox said:

You should stop being bothered by people spamming the crouch key. It's just a game...

Then survivors shouldn't be bothered when the killer tunnel or camp it's just a way of playing.

Sorry, but there’s a difference.. 2 of those ruin games

T-bagging ruins the fun for the killer, it's an attempt to make us salty which just turns the game from fun into competitive.

They’re spamming the crouch key..

@Arroz said:

@The_Trapper said:

@KiraElijah said:
TheWraith883 said:

@Vietfox said:

You should stop being bothered by people spamming the crouch key. It's just a game...

Then survivors shouldn't be bothered when the killer tunnel or camp it's just a way of playing.

Sorry, but there’s a difference.. 2 of those ruin games

T-bagging ruins the fun for the killer, it's an attempt to make us salty which just turns the game from fun into competitive.

There is something very different that ruins your "fun" because someone spam the crouch key is your problem, (you have serious mental problems), get camped ruins the gameplay and fun for the survivor .. 2 hours ago I was camped by a leatherface only because I had borrowed time? (I did not make him tea bag) .. Now the killers camp for anything and cry at the forum.

Once again, another survivor main thinking he has the perfect comebacks in his head because he has the idea that killers just want to watch survivors be nerfed to water. I called it an "attempt", but it does bother some people since people can be competitive, or is that a problem for you too Mr. Perfect?

While I appreciate your little story about a LF camping you, camping is a legit strategy. If it wasn't; insidious would not be in the game.

Thanks take care bye.

Arroz said:

@TheWraith883 said:

@Vietfox said:
You should stop being bothered by people spamming the crouch key. It's just a game...

Then survivors shouldn't be bothered when the killer tunnel or camp it's just a way of playing.

Ehm.. There is a big ... difference is that tunnel and camp affects the gameplay and tea bag shows how immature is the survivor .. I personally do not take very personal that a survivor spam a key .. it's just a game how is that toxic? the game is to enjoy, better instead of walking complaining in the forum go and play or create a category for the complaints of murderers who already become anooying.

Agreed

@Crizpen said:

@DarqPhoenix said:
why are people so whiny. literally it's the crouch button, if you actually get mad at that (and especially go out of your way to ruin their game in another match) you are extremely sad, you are playing a video game. lighten up, get your bloodpoints and move on. turn the chat off if you don't want to listen to end game chat. and also people saying crap like "how can you defend survivors" you sound like a neckbearded redditor crying bc you got beat. IT'S A VIDEO GAME. grow up and learn to have some thick skin, you're on the internet.

Wait... so, attempting to insult other players is something to be gotten over, and people who attempt to insult others is just the way it is? I'm sorry, but I'm a little lost in your logic there. So, one player being toxic is fine, whatever, grow up and grow a thicker skin. But responding to that toxicity in-game is "extremely sad."

"Turn chat off if you don't want to listen to end game chat," is your answer to people acting completely inappropriately after a match. So, one player shouldn't be able to offer a "gg," or chat friendly with others because some people are dicks, and throw racial and homophobic slurs in the post-game chat?

As examples:

What I think you're missing is that people shouldn't be doing things like that, because it is a game. SWF are typically more toxic than solo survivors, though that's not universal, it's just more common. Kids try to impress each other, or emulate people on youtube they've seen, or just find comfort and strength in their numbers after the match, where solo survivors who died would have left the lobby long before. That's part of the reason SWF's are often dodged, among other reasons.

But, it seems like you're suggesting the problem is with people who try to stand up to bullies, not the bullies themselves, which is completely backward. Yes, it's the internet, but that isn't an excuse. You're suggesting that if you play a video game, you should expect and accept you should accept these things, but taking them out of the next game via tunneling or camping is "extremely sad."

I'm sorry, but I wholeheartedly disagree. If they're kids, and their parents aren't beating their asses for behaving like that, for the good of society, I'm happy to. If they're adults and they're acting like that, they've needed to be put in their place for a very long time anyway.

Lol, that last picture.
"I DON'T KNOW, SO YOU SUCK!"

@Crizpen said:

@Boss said:
Lol, that last picture.
"I DON'T KNOW, SO YOU SUCK!"

Yeah, the best I could figure was that they wanted free hook saves. Meaning, when someone was farmed off the hook, they wanted both the person being saved and the farmer to be able to run away freely, where as I chainsawed the person doing the farming, and let the other run off as not to tunnel.

I thought it would have been an educational experience for them, but I guess not. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

One tip: This website ignores the first \, you gotta use \ to make 1 appear.
Don't ask me why, cause idk. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@DarqPhoenix said:
why are people so whiny. literally it's the crouch button, if you actually get mad at that (and especially go out of your way to ruin their game in another match) you are extremely sad, you are playing a video game. lighten up, get your bloodpoints and move on. turn the chat off if you don't want to listen to end game chat. and also people saying crap like "how can you defend survivors" you sound like a neckbearded redditor crying bc you got beat. IT'S A VIDEO GAME. grow up and learn to have some thick skin, you're on the internet.

Let's take an example at the extreme, and maybe that will make the point. If you follow tru3ta1ent's stream, it won't take long to notice there is a particular player who always stream snipes him. Okay, that's not a huge deal, except the other guy finds tru3 in the match, and sets off every noise notification he can, in order to get the killer to focus on tru3.

Once he's done that, he'll do other things, like farming tru3 off the hook, or using healing to prevent him running away, or anything he can do to get tru3 killed and ruin his game.

After the match, the other player will offer insults and even death threats against tru3 in the post-match chat. I have no idea how many times tru3, who the Devs like enough that they've added multiple cosmetics to the game for him, has reported the guy, but it's been plenty of times over enough time that something should have been done. And yet, nothing has.

From your point of view, tru3 should grow a thicker skin and accept this sort of toxicity as just another game on the internet. On the other hand, I believe the guy either needs serious mental help, or a firm ass kicking. And if, by some random twist of fate, tru3 had the chance to take some small revenge against the guy in-game, I wouldn't blame him in the least, or call it "extremely sad."

It may be on a smaller scale, but the toxic comments I see in game come from the same state of mind. If it's butthurt people who can't stand dying, or even the disgusting sexual remarks I've seen directed at women, it's those comments and actions that are the problem, not the people who are sick of seeing it.

Where as you condone that, I have to disagree.

My guess is that survivors teabag to keep you on them 'cause they're in a rhythm and know what they're doing, while there's weaker people on the team. I've literally left someone who was teabagging only to down and kill them later. As survivor, I don't teabag at pallets or anything like that. I'm generally the least toxic person you'll come across. So, I don't quite get when people are.

@Jack11803 said:

@TheWraith883 said:

@Vietfox said:
You should stop being bothered by people spamming the crouch key. It's just a game...

Then survivors shouldn't be bothered when the killer tunnel or camp it's just a way of playing.

Both of those effect you in game. T-bagging actually benefits killers. Your logic is non existent

Ayy, someone else who sees it that way.

There's a few times where they dropped a Pallet and started t-bagging.
Even during my breaking animation, they kept doing it until i did the first kick in the animation.

Turns out, wasting your time pressing CTRL doesn't help you escape, so i downed them shortly after.