Moments where you felt bad as killer

According to the number of DCs and unalives on hook I got even before 6.1., I apparently tend to create a lot of unfun matches by simply bringing Legion :(

The one and only time I ever face camped.

I was a brand new killer player, had only a few matches in my pocket before this crap show landed in my lap. This was before MMR, when matchmaking could get wonky with a rank 20 bringing along 2 or 3 red rank friends.

These guys destroyed my poor hag on her very own swamp map. Gens flew by, I lost so many chases because I simply hadn't gotten used to the camera movement and keeping my eyes on survivors while they 360'd me (this was also on console just to make it that touch harder)

Flashlight blinds every few minutes, hooks sabo'd, tebagged into infinity....basically a bunch of little Ochido's on steroids. The gens were done, the gates were being opened and i finally FINALLY managed to down a David who seemed to treat teabagging as a power up at every pallet and window. I admit, i was frustrated, pissed and yeah...i face camped that dude HARD.

Nowadays I can accept if a killer camps at endgame, especially if they have had a rotten match. Even so, once the disproportionate rage subsided, I felt really bad as I hated being camped myself, and i am a bit of a soft hearted mush.

With how wonky MMR can be, I've gone up against opponents that had no business going up against a killer of my level. The kind of matches where somehow not ONE generator is finished as I just cut my way through the entire team like a hot knife through butter.

I always feel bad when that happens and try to take my food off the gas if I recognize the signs while playing.

this was a while ago, back on hawkins lab. for those unfamiliar with this map layout, there's a stairwell that leads to a set of offices upstairs with a generator. patrolling it is annoying, so i never bothered, i'd stick to the gens on the lower floor.

i was playing as doctor, and my build was all the bloodpoint perks because i was still DEEP in that grind and had only a few perks, which means BBQ, distressing.

one survivor's dead, the other two are fighting for their lives at like, 3 or 4 gens to go. i hook one of them and i notice, out of the corner of my eye... there's a claudette, upstairs. the upstairs gen is already finished, it was one of the first (i don't care to defend it). i see her aura for just a second, and then i see it climb into a locker.

i immediately stop playing against the other two survivors, i go upstairs, and i open her locker. yep, she's in it - the claudette i haven't seen all game long, who after one survivor's already been killed and two gens are done she has yet to even have a stage of madness. no stages of madness against a distressing doctor at mid-late game? at this point i figure that she fixed the upstairs generator and has been camping in that locker ever since, dodging my blasts by hiding in it as soon as my terror radius comes up and otherwise just wiggling around the room to avoid getting idle crows.

i hook her, of course. and then i facecamp her. i don't want her escaping, she's basically been selling out her teammates all game long.

one of them comes up for what i think is the rescue, i shake my head at her, and she comes up to the claudette anyway. i don't hit her because i want to stop the unhook and let both of them out, so the best way to do that is with a grab and then drop her. she comes up to the hook, and just starts teabagging the claudette.

loved it. huge smile on my face. claudette dies, they take turns fixing gens / fake chasing while she rots on hook (i eat every pallet stun + break them all, after all i was on a bp farming build) and then they both leave.

i always feel bad for the survivors when they get a dead weight coward on their team who's purely playing for the escape and is helping noone. as soon as i notice that's happening, i kill just the coward and let all the remaining survivors go for free. and i love when the survivors have clearly been mad about it and come support me in my endeavours.

at the end of the game i believe the claudette had perks like iron will, self care, urban evasion and left behind. lmao. if they weren't all console players, endgame chat would've been extremely funny.

There is 4 people I have seen for the last 3 months, seemingly still max MMR like me, and one of them finally dced from me last match... I was so sad, disappointed even, after all we have been through. Oh, and this guy today has faced me for like the last 3 of his games (not same person) and he is really sad

Honestly, in a 3 gen, and I hooked someone in the middle of it. Even if it's good play on my part, there is nothing that poor sap can do, as even their team can't save him at all lol.

Happends decently often, but I still feel bad

In my first months of playing DBD I played a game as Doctor and three survivors that has to have been SWFs were messing with the solo player I hooked. They all touched him on hook but refuse to unhook, even though I went 30 meter away I could see them t-bagging the guy so I went after them but the solo player died on that hook.

Everytime I had a cool match with some survivors who knew how to loop me well and whom I wanted to give hatch ... but I was 1 pip way from pipping up in Iri grades, so I hooked them and got over with it. Bonus sowwy points if the last two survivors were actually pretty good and cute, but I just couldn't effort to let them go.

And sometimes you get to thrown in with survivors who are clearly newbies with one good survivor thrown into the mix and that one goes down first and after that the match just feels like a punching bag. No one of the survivors knows what to do, all run around headless and for the unsavest hooks possible and even if you would pull your punches the match would still never end from the survivors side, so you do the ugly, thankless task of the executioner and kill them off, one after the other and end the match with 3k+1 hatch and 4 gens remaining.

Nothing really specific, but I feel bad pretty often when MMR screws up and I get teams of baby survs. It's not fun for anyone, but I will only let so many people go, especially when making that pre-rank reset push. It feel bad just crushing people, and I know it feels bad getting crushed. Bad, man.

Even when I go easy on people so they can actually get a game it can't feel great for them. I think I have a pretty good sense of when I am being toyed with, so I assume most others do as well.

If I get a good sense that I am going against a partial SWF who are screwing over or BMing a random, I will do everything in my power to make sure the swf die and the random makes it out.

Where I felt bad as killer? Usually it's been when farming with survivors.

Quite a few times they randomly decide to leave one survivor on 2nd hook to die. I feel bad for that survivor.

There was one time farming as Doctor, the group was obviously a 4swf that was just memeing from the start so was a good time. At some point they were messing around with two lockers that were next to eachother but had a space a survivor could fit. I did a shock or blast and a survivor that had been in a locker ended up stuck between the two lockers. I tried shocking them to get them out, downing them, everything I could think of that might push them out from that spot. I felt so bad they got stuck when we were all just messing around. Eventually their buddies went and completed the gens and then they all stood around the stuck survivor until EGC killed them all.

Not gonna like, he's a real SOB if you are trying to get an objective done. XD

I don't normally feel bad as killer because I'm lenient in how I play. If I'm playing hard and everyone is going down quick, I may let people escape chases or let the last one go. IF someone is getting a glyph, I let them get it. I don't camp or tunnel to give everyone a chance to at least get SOME points. It's just a game, I want the other side to have fun while playing too. After all, if they weren't there, I wouldn't be able to play the game at all.

I was playing Plague on Deaddog with an aura build (lethal pursuer, darkness, with Floods). See a survivor who is running No Mither (who apparently was running a chest build) I turn the corner and down him while he was opening a chest and put him on a scourge hook. Get 15 feet away and his not so buddy unhooks him then while running away sand bags him. He gets his second hook, I slug another, then chase another survivor who loops me back to the downed survivor. . .and the no mither guy is trying to heal him off the ground and makes a poor turn. 3rd Hook and they just finished 2 gens. I wasn’t trying to tunnel. . . . .

I was doing adept (don't remember on which killer, it was Farm, probably Huntress, but not sure), and one Nea happen to be ALWAYS on my way, but it was clear it was unintentional, but she was giving free hits and downs. And of course I was blamed for tunneling, and officially I was, but it was not my intention, but also it was not intention of that Nea (she was kinda lost), although I needed quick kills for adept and other survivors did pretty good chase. I think that's the only time I was creating unfun situation objectively.

Same, I'm very lenient as killer. I'll even give them unsafe unhooks. I pause a few feet away from them for long enough to unhook, then I keep on chasing. Is it practical ? No. Does it put me at a disadvantage ? Sometimes.

But is it really f*cking funny ? Absolutely. Killer waiting in line politely ! Comedy is more important than scores haha.

Usually when people quit early. Especially if they stay in the match just to tell me how I'm unfun and a terrible killer. It's frustrating to watch people waste everyone's time

Agreed. It feels like a no-win situation.

Go full sweat to get the match over quickly? Feels mean.

Farm with the remaining survivors? Super boring.

I really feel like everyone left in the match after a DC needs a way to agree "heck it, pls end the match now" and walk away immediately with no matchmaking ban.

I don’t main killer, so I don’t have any nasty builds to challenge the survivors- so with that being said, any game I play where one of the survivors appear to just want to “give up,” have me show them mercy, or “put me out of my misery becuz my team sucks,” I feel bad for them. I always let them go. Like I said, my builds are nothing to write home about- so there is no reason for their teammates to be urban evading & hiding all game, not contributing. If the offended party had their fill, I show empathy and let them go about their day with the occasional farm here and there.

When the killer is trying their hardest, but only getting 1 or 2 hooks. Sort of a been there done that moment.

When a survivor runs me to them when they were healing

Always feel a little guilty when i hardcore 3 gen ppl. But my story of really feeling bad is with legion. Now when I'm doing well in a match i tend to let the last survivor get hatch/gate. I'd killed 3 survs and shut the hatch. Chased the final survivor with feral frenzy and hit them near the exit gate.

Then they pointed at gate, i backed off and nodded and they started to open the gate. But neither of us remembered the deep wound, they dropped when the lever was on 3 lights. And they'd spent so long hiding after i closed the hatch that there wasn't enough time left in the end game for me to pick them up, let them wiggle out and open the gate. They got killed when the timer ran out and i felt really bad because i wanted to let them go 😥

I had a match tonight playing as Myers, and there was a Laurie in the game. I found her first, and she knew I was there, but instead of breaking line of sight or running when I stalked, she fed me like crazy -- all the way into Tier 2 and pretty much almost to Tier 3 (I was running the J. Myers Memorial). While I was alternating chasing and stalking her, she kept dropping pallet after pallet (we were on Badham), teabagging at EVERY one as if it was the first pallets or stuns she'd ever gotten in a game.

And then she led me towards one of the houses, where I could hear the gen being worked on furiously. I left the Laurie, surprised the Jane and David on the gen downstairs, popped my Tier 3 and downed them both immediately before they could finish the gen.

That pressure before a single gen was done (I had Call of Brine to start regressing it immediately) was too much, and the whole team ended up losing. Later on the Laurie looped me around a downed teammate, keeping anyone else from going in to pick them up (and the Laurie went down eventually herself). I played pretty well in the match, but I honestly felt like it was a 3 v. 2, with the Laurie essentially killing her teammates because it was more important for that player to BM the killer than to play intelligently and maybe have people escape. I felt legitimately bad for her three teammates.

Laurie as Michael's accomplice. Clearly, this Laurie player never watched a Halloween movie, lol.