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Why do survivors feel the need to hang around instead of leaving?

Jay_K
Jay_K Member Posts: 429

Survivor mains please answer me this question. Why when a group clearly destroys a killer do they feel the need to hang around at the exit gate untill the last second of end game collapse. Is it that important that the killer sees u teabagging before u can leave?

Comments

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    If they gen rush hard, they might not be able to pip. Since they had no killer interaction.

    So it might be that they try to get some chase points.

  • Salvador578
    Salvador578 Member Posts: 79

    When I hang around instead of just running out, it's usually because there's someone or multiple people who are still out in the wild and in a chase, and I sit in the gate and gain my bearings and heal if I'm injured and I wait there until the timer just gets too close, They get in and get out, or they get downed and I'll try my best to perform a save (Unless they're a toxic wannabe idiot, then I just leave)

  • ThanksForDaily
    ThanksForDaily Member Posts: 1,304

    If the killer tunneling or bm me on hook without a reason, I will stay there until the last second or when I get bored.

    Or you know, you can just push me out. But you won't. Crouching button too strong.

  • Dwight_Fairfield
    Dwight_Fairfield Member Posts: 6,895

    Must flex their ultimate superiority because they won.

  • Bladeisbest
    Bladeisbest Member Posts: 308

    Many Survivors are likely playing this game with the subconscious knowledge that they have nothing better to do IRL, which gives them ample time to waste on a virtual hide and seek apparatus.

  • Jay_K
    Jay_K Member Posts: 429

    I guess but simple solution would be don't gen rush and go interact with the killer. I think the main issue i have with this argument is that survivors try and get those extra points when they know they will 100% survivor. no risk what so ever.

  • Deferlo
    Deferlo Member Posts: 131

    It depends. If everyone is at the gate, i will just leave and go into the next game, but if i don't see everyone, i will wait in case a teammate need help with a bodyblock or an unhook.

    For other i can't say, but most of them probably have no reason other than making themsleves feel good. Because, let's not forget that there is estimated 4% of the adult population that are said to be sociopath, and since in they need to watch their behavior during their daily life, video game are the perfect place to let out without any consequences.

    And some do it because why not.

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    Once the gens are completed, the gate is at 99% and there is no NOED. Survivors become very confident to get some more points out of killer interaction.

  • DarthTyros
    DarthTyros Member Posts: 8
    edited April 2022

    Simple. If they opened the exit gates they want to BM. Looking away from the Tbag and or not indulging them is not going to do you any good. Get bagged and move on, simple as that.

  • DragonMasterDarren
    DragonMasterDarren Member Posts: 2,804

    in my case it's it's to give you some extra BPs or free Tome Challenge progress, i've done plenty of rather painful tome challenges and quite honestly if i can help someone not go through the same pain that i did, then i will

  • Mr_K
    Mr_K Member Posts: 9,184

    Before EGC there was no timer to force them out. Survivors would stay at the gate forever.

  • LunarWendigo
    LunarWendigo Member Posts: 77

    I never get that either. Like you don't need me to hold your hand, you can leave on your own lol. It tends to happen only when I have a really bad game esp if I'm learning a killer and only get a few hooks in.

    It's usually 1 or 2 ppl that will hang around. If it's 1 person ill just go find hatch for points lol. Sometimes idc I'll go to the door and smack them out the game but other times if I'm frustrated and don't feel like dealing with it I'll go get damage points or grab a water or something lmao.

    Only time i , as a survivor hangs around is to make sure the others are safe to get out too

  • CashelP14
    CashelP14 Member Posts: 5,564
    edited April 2022

    There are a number of reasons from wanting extra bloodpoints, searching for chests or totems or wanting extra WGLF stacks. Not all people are doing it to be toxic.

  • tortrader
    tortrader Member Posts: 539

    Don't waste everyone's time asking a question that's been answered several times already in the forum already. You can searxh this topic yourself.

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    There are tome challenges to butt dances at the exit gate?

  • DragonMasterDarren
    DragonMasterDarren Member Posts: 2,804

    no but some of the "use killer power in a unlikely to even occur scenario" challenges are really tedious to try and get, so i hang around and hope that they can get the challenge requirements off of me

  • Shaped
    Shaped Member Posts: 5,869

    They feel neglected irl maybe so they need your attention.

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    I´m afraid the amount of survivors that stay around for this is... pretty much non existant.

  • DragonMasterDarren
    DragonMasterDarren Member Posts: 2,804

    well i am one of those people that do stay around to try and help

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    Thats nice. But most of the time i won´t see this as a attempt of good intention. (mainly because i don´t go to the exit gate)

  • DragonMasterDarren
    DragonMasterDarren Member Posts: 2,804

    To be honest, i don't blame you for that

    for every person that tries to help with archive challenges there's at least 100 people that are just hanging there to be dicks unfortunately

  • malloymk
    malloymk Member Posts: 1,553

    Mostly this. The game lasting at least 9 minutes is important in the current emblem system.

  • malloymk
    malloymk Member Posts: 1,553

    Yeah, honestly it's the same as slashing on the hook. It's a little cheese, but I'd much rather chase the survivors out then hide from the bags. Like, who cares? Bag me.

    It would be nice if they at least let me slap them on the way out. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Either way, kudos to them for escaping and on to the next game.

  • Tiufal
    Tiufal Member Posts: 1,252

    So you could just chase them out if it bother you that much. Otherwise, who cares?

  • steezo_de
    steezo_de Member Posts: 1,198

    In the case where everyone else is safe and waiting at the exit gate, I usually only stay after an unsuccessful tunnel/camp and I usually tbag with the other survivors because it's funny. Sometimes I'll stay to get heal points or if I'm with friends, we'll play chicken.

  • Tsulan
    Tsulan Member Posts: 15,095

    Some people are just... not nice.

    I never understood why some survivors feel the need to rub their win into the killers face. Especially during the endgame chat. Yet they seem to feel a urge to belittle the killer instead of just saying gg.

  • burt0r
    burt0r Member Posts: 4,152

    Do they gain wglf stacks by dead harding out the exit?

    Because getting a pity hit has long since ceased to be courtesy or the norm.

  • CashelP14
    CashelP14 Member Posts: 5,564

    Again not everyone is doing it to be nice. My point is not everyone is doing it to be toxic either.

  • burt0r
    burt0r Member Posts: 4,152

    Same with camping/tunneling/swf/"this is boring/unfun"/"which killer do like/dislike to play(against) and other such threads.

    I hope you reminded all of them too to just look up long dead threads instead of opening another.

  • burt0r
    burt0r Member Posts: 4,152

    Yeah maybe but sadly from my subjective experience of leaving as many survivor as possible survive, the former is heavily outnumbered by the latter when i still went for the gate until i stopped it permanently.

  • IWantCandys
    IWantCandys Member Posts: 168

    I'm not a survivor main, I play both sides. But since I also play survivor, I'll tell you my 2 reasons.

    1) If one of my teammates is still in the match, then I wait until that person comes to safety for the exit or I wait to see if they are maybe will get injured and if I can possibly help them. Even if I play solo queue, I don't like to go without my temmates.

    2) When I have sympathy for the killer, I sometimes wait for the killer so he can hit me 2 more times to get some more BP.

    Not every survivor has toxic reasons to wait, I know how it feels to be bullied as a killer, so I don´t.

  • Rooftopper
    Rooftopper Member Posts: 141

    humiliation

  • Raccoon
    Raccoon Member Posts: 7,693

    I do the 2x hit thing a bunch/let them get their power off or if I know they struggled super bad, I may let them kill me/The Entity take me.

  • MaTtRoSiTy
    MaTtRoSiTy Member Posts: 1,853

    Just to add a final insult and make sure the match is as miserable as possible right up to the last second. I guess these survivors really love long queue times and want to make them even longer? As a mostly survivor main myself... when the match is over I just damn well leave if there is no reason for me to stay.

  • Volcz
    Volcz Member Posts: 1,175
    edited April 2022

    To answer your question - it depends on context.

    Was the killer tunneling a certain person or face camping/proxy camping constantly, only to have the team come together, save them, take protection hits and ultimately everyone got out regardless? Lot of survivors wait for the killer at EG in this instance to teabag as a major 'F you' to the killer. Like you tried and still failed to kill the person. Ha ha!

    If the killer was relatively new or just got played with for the majority of the game and they wait to teabag at EG, they probably are just a**holes and also another Haha! moment, in terms of how easy it was. These types usually like to demoralize players even more.

    As for waiting for the last possible second before collapse, maybe they have a challenge that makes them have to remain in the trial while the others get out. Or they just want the killer to see them leave. I do this myself, not particularly at the end of collapse (cause I don't like wasting that much time) but I do want the killer to see me leave (and if they don't come to the EG, no problem I just leave). No teabagging, nothing. Or I give them a free hit at the end for some extra points and then leave.

    Really just depends on the killer and how they play usually. But again, there are lots of survivor mains who just like to bully the killer and teabag/waste time regardless. Having the killer be demoralized and less incentivized to play killer again is their goal. If you get mad and bring it to end-game lobby, they are even happier.

  • IWantCandys
    IWantCandys Member Posts: 168

    I had something super cute with a nemesis player. The person played very fair, had multiple chances to tunnel but never did. I don't see that very often, and I wanted to gift them the kill as a way of showing my appreciation.

    I ended up alone with the killer in the match and I ran to a hook and pointed to it, the killer shook his head, no. I pointed to the hook again, killer - no. The third time I tried to get them to hook me, he downed me , picked me up ,walked away from the hook with me and carried me to the hatch. xD

    I wanted so badly to give them the kill for their fair behavior but they really wanted me to live.

    Sometimes there are also these special moments in dbd :D

  • thrawn3054
    thrawn3054 Member Posts: 5,897

    In case another survivor needs help. If we're all there I'll leave. If we're all there and the killer is there I want to try to give them some extra points by letting them hitting me out.

  • Lemonwolf
    Lemonwolf Member Posts: 113

    No.

    Why would i want to indulge them?

    If something like this happens i ignore them, get myself something to drink or check my e-mails.

  • MrPeanutbutter
    MrPeanutbutter Member Posts: 1,586

    They want to own you and taunt you to show you how amazing at life they with their thousands of hours sitting in their parents’ basements playing video games.

    If I know the remaining survivors are at the gate, I’ll just go AFK and do something else until the match is done. Let the survivors have their party to celebrate their amazing and truly inspiring accomplishments on their own. I know AFK during the match is technically unsportsmanlike per the rules, but once the EGC starts I would hope that rule goes out the window.

  • JaviiMii
    JaviiMii Member Posts: 286

    several reasons.

    a) (solo-q / teamies not on comms) there are people unaccounted for and there'd maybe still be time for a rescue attempt.

    b) since I don't know if the killer has endgame chat I like to leave an item (or if it's too precious to leave at least nod slowly) as a means to say ggs / acknowledge their efforts - and I like them to see the gesture

    c) Meme if people are up for it

    d) Let the killer get an extra hit or two if they want it

    e) maybe get another couple seconds of chase

    f) have that darn everyone-has-to-leave-before-you challenge


    that being said, I don't usually linger for too long if possible. I understand if a killer doesn't feel like exit gate shengangigans and stays away. there are also a couple no-gos that I don't get either and that I am upset by if teamies do any of it. T-bagging and going clicky clicky are top of the list. But also waiting until the last second for the sake of waiting and not getting the hint (or ignoring it) when a killer effectively says "leave!"

  • ColonGlock
    ColonGlock Member Posts: 1,224

    I normally open the gates if they survive that far to ensure the timer starts. I will try to kill them but sometimes I use my killer power, break pallets, search for hatch away from the gates and try to take advantage of any taunting mistakes. They cannot help themselves so just plan for it.

  • Kurri
    Kurri Member Posts: 1,599

    Did you know that at one time it was a friendly gesture to give the players free hits/heals at the end of the match, or some just absolute silly play at the end of the game?

    Now it's - like it is now.

  • Thusly_Boned
    Thusly_Boned Member Posts: 2,886

    I'll do it sometimes to take a hit, or if there are other survs still in the open map, in case a body block or save is needed. But if the other survs are already out, or at the gates with me, I'll leave immediately.