Do you care about Win/Lose?

I only care if it is a challenge that I am working on that requires me to basically win other than that I don't really care as long as I got to play

Like getting killed on first hook or being forced to deal with a bully squad that want me to be miserable I don't like dealing with that

I am a high mmr killer main. As long as the survivors I am going against are at my skill level or better than its simply my fault I lost. I basically didn't play this game for months leading up to the patch because of all of the objectively bad survivors running the same perks or the survivors who were screwed by mmr due to queue times and thrown into my game. But most of the time now I get great survivors even a couple comp teams running their best stuff outside of styptics(though they were toxic). And now that I can finally get better at this game since I'm going against truly competent survivors I could not care less if I lose. Though sometimes mmr still ######### up once in a while.

Though I will say if you are stuck in low mmr solo survivor I'm sorry for you, there really isn't much you can do outside of being multiple times better than the killer and praying.

I care a little about winning ofcourse but not enough that i could spoil my fun

Keeping a track of how many times i lost in a row for example is a very bad thing to keep if you want to enjoy the game

I have used to care and behaved quite competitively a few years ago.. But ever since I've stopped doing so, I'm fiding myself having numerous times more fun than ever before.

What I want to mention, though, is that I don't want victories to come without any effort; I do enjoy a reasonable challenge, but it has to be something I can do. When it comes to losing, I don't like to lose when I get outplayed because somebody has used a certain add-on or a perk; Great example is Rin's Dried Cherry Blossom, and certain add-ons alike, like Sally's range add-ons (luckily, they're gonna get nerfed).

When it comes to winning, I do consider having more than six hooks a victory, because each survivor is worth three hook stages, regardless of the amount of sacrifices. So, if I hook them all once, but they just decide to kill themselves on the hook, I do see the match as a loss. When I play as a survivor, wasting enough of killer's time to help my team mates finish the generators and get out, I do see that as a victory, even though I've sacrificed myself for the team.

It's not like I don't enjoy winning.. It's just that I feel like losing benefits people more than winning, as people do usually tend to analyze their gameplays or possible mistakes when they lose, but they don't question how and why have they won.. So, they do learn nothing and move on.

I do care but that's the issue with Current MMR, it's definition of winning is flawed for both sides.

It's the worst for SoloQ survivors imo, it forces you to play in a very passive way most of the time if you want to rank up. Unless you are playing in SWF, it's a different story.

I prefer bloodpoints over a survive or 4k, however it'd be a lie if I said I'm not a bit upset after a bad outcome, mainly on killer.

I put myself in the mindset of Bloodpoints=Win a long time ago for my own sanity

I like to play for fun so I really don't mind losing/winning. If I didn't have fun then I guess that's a loss to me.

Nah. As survivor I use perks that are fun and swf with my bf and have a blast. I couldn't give a hoot about winning lol. Also fyi, running Overcome, Inner Healing, Quick and Quiet, and Lucky Break, is a fantastically fun build haha.

I care about winning as either side. But at least as survivor if I die, I'd like my teammates to get out. I'm shocked to see myself getting sacrificed, and then spectate to see that my teammates haven't even touched an exit. As killer, I hate losing but it's normal.

I like winning, but I mostly care about fun. There are times I've escaped and didn't really enjoy it because the match wasn't fun. And there are matches I've lost that were still a lot of fun.

I like winning. Winning is nice. But fun is more important.

A little bit, but I prefer intense, high-paced matches even if it ends on a loss.

Not particularly anymore, I just want the game itself to be a good one.

I find the chase aspect of the game the more interesting part on both sides, so having decent chases is all that I really want. I can be tunnelled the entire game, but so long as each of my chases were all enjoyable (i.e. I didn't get unhooked and downed in the first 6 seconds) then that's fine. I'd rather go against a bunch of fun chases as killer and be chased the entire game as survivor than not see the killer the entire game/not see a survivor the entire game - win or lose.

I'd also rather save a team-mate and die, than leave them to escape (unless I have a particular challenge).

That's just me, though - other people who wanna stealth/escape is fine, everyone has their own definition of what's 'fun'.

One could argue that the person tunneling you out is acutally playing the game, because it doesnt matter if he chases you or someone else. its the same chase, the result just is more favorable for the killer.

Sure i do care about winning, otherwise i dont need to play. However, if i get a good game, then i dont care if i win or lose that much. But losing because that swf leaves you on your first hook against a non-camping killer, yeah, i am pissed then.