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KILLER MAINS: When you see Survivors being ######### to other Survivors, how do you feel?
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I just spectated and watched two Rebeccas furiously teabagging (at the exit gate) a clearly in the wrong MMR Trapper. Felt bad seeing it. Best I could do was give them a thumbs down and him a thumbs up. I don't like seeing you guys get BM'd either.
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I go out of my way to get them out of the game. I have no sympathy for people sandbagging teammates.
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I think it's funny. Recently I had a Dredge game where it was down to the last 2 survivors, and one went down for their first hook.
I searched around for the last survivor (a meg) for a while, and eventually found them BMing the hooked survivor by spamming the unhooks and teabagging
Took turns BMing the hooked survivor with the meg, then went into a locker after. I hate teammates who struggle on hook in a lost game when i'm trying to get hatch, just die already!
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I had a game just 10min ago where everything went okay, I was playing Wesker on Azarovs Restingplace and hooked everyone a couple of times and the first one died after 2 gens were done.
But then the Mikaela that I was chasing down and nearly cornered pointed at a locker and low and behold, an Ace slowly emerged. I shook my head and remembered the old saying "snitches get stitches" and killed that Mikaela off. I cornered the two remaining survivors pointing at each other and thought that they were cute and trying to determine who should be sacrificed. In the end I let Ace go and gave him hatch. In the post game chat everyone was still there and quite agitated that I let Ace go, who apparently had not touched a single gen, but even sand bagged his other team mates.
Thinking about it, that Mikaela could only have called that Aces locker if he had entered that before I started chasing her, so I guess that I gave a troll the hatch. Then we had a smal discussion if what happened was a bannable offense and here I could confidently explain what was and wasn't such an offense :)
So tl,dr: I was sad that I apparently gave the bad apple the hatch, but in the end it doesn`t matter too much
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Your intentions were at least noble.
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Yeah intentionally mean Survivors suck
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This is why I don’t let anybody out. Killers are supposed to be killers, not friends. I will OCCASIONALLY let a super juicer out. If you’re the last survivor left and give me a realllyyyy good chase, I might give hatch / gate as a reward.
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Sometimes we are . . .
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Relieved that I can kill a xxxxxxx survivor and noone will care.
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If that scenario happens to me but It's on a survivor that I haven't seen the entire game I will pull them right out of that locker. If it's at the beginning of the game it is scummy but when I see one of the last 2 survivors standing pointing at a locker, I know the person in the locker hasn't been playing the game.
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hahaha the times when a Killer has had my back have been some of the best in this game. I don't even care if I get sacrificed in the end. If I'm outplayed--especially by someone who values sportsmanship--then that's fine by me.
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Most killers play survivor. And most survivors have run into sandbagging survivors. So in solos I just run bond and play keep away. And get my revenge on them if I see their type as killer.
It's the sandbagging survivors that play killer you gotta look out for. They can be found mostly at and around a hooked survivor, making reassurance viable.
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There is nothing worse in DBD than a sore winner.
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If I see someone sandbagging or doing that annoying fake unhook thing they're going to have my undivided attention until they're out the match. It's always over something petty too, like "you stole my chest item!" Smh
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Cheers to that and you
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If I see a player getting trolled or deliberately sandbagged (I'm not going to assume Dwight running me into a gen is malicious unless he keeps doing it, but the Steve blocking a pallet mid-chase and clicking at his teammate is clearly a douche), they're now my best friend and it's my new mission to get the griefer out of the match.
If someone is going around dropping every pallet and spamming vaults near teammates, I murder them ASAP. If someone's trying to get me to kill them so they can dip early, I ignore them. I don't like bad teammates.
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I hate rat snitches as much as the next guy, probably a lot more, actually. Almost definitely more. That being said, in a video game, giving out someone's hiding spot? I do not consider that snitch behavior, at all. And even if I did, I would make an exception to kill the immersed player not contributing.
I get that some immersed players do contribute. I am one of them. But typically people do not give away your position unless they have beef with you or they are trolling. It does not matter, I run head on. The one Dwight who tried to expose me got me a free stun. Thank you, buddy. Appreciate it.
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In game, largely indifferent.
You have no context it could be a tit for tat scenario and you missed the first half.
It could be two friends trying to muck about with each other.
You are entirely in the dark so I refrain from making any assumptions and just play.
In endgame chat it’s pretty clear and I’m happy to call anyone out for being a post game sore loser / bad winner or just a crappy person over some trivial meaningless event in a computer game.
When I bother to look at end game chat which isn’t very often outside of a GG and move on.
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I am truly delighted. Is this lovely work of art yours, mylady?
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Lmao I'm too dumb to realize what's going on most of the time xd
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If I see someone actively trying to sandbag their teammates I'll go for them instead.
Last night, RPD game with Legion (which feels horrible, by the way), two Kates didn't feel like playing th game out and DC'd/unalived on hook. There was only a Claudette and a Jake left.
When this kind of situation happens and there is no hope for survivors (4 gens left in this case), I'll generally turn this into a friendly game where I'll down them and bring them to each other or "help" them repair gens.
But this time, the Claudette had somehow found a pink key in a chest and when she saw that I accepted her surrender, refused to do any gens and tried repeatedly to lead me to the Jake, who was trying to crank the last gens (and who eventually did, since I had no intention of sacrificing him as Claudette clearly wanted), so that she could get hatch I guess.
Guess who escaped, with a few bonus pallet stuns because he asked nicely ?
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As someone who mains solo q survivor and unfortunately encounters sandbaggers quite regularly, I know how horrible is to have those on my team, so if I see someone doing it to others my goal is not to win anymore but to give the sandbagger the worst experience.
I’ll tunnel, facecamp, nod and hit them on hook and let everyone else farm.
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Not a killer main but...
I once had a David sandbag a Mikaela in the Saw 1 room as I was chasing her (I was Myers). Needless to say he got face-camped after the fact.
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It's a good question, most of the time's it can be hard to tell exactly how the survivor's are bming one another, it could just be swf teasing each other. But if I somehow realise that the survivor is just throwing the game by dropping pallets for no reason, vaulting back ams forth, not giving chase, I usually let the survivor's win tbh
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It's just pressing buttons on a keyboard, it's your own fault if it annoys you. Same as applies to every thread here when a Killer complains about BM; toxicity isn't real and YOU are always at fault, not the one trying to insult you.
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I will always slaughter the idiot survivors making it bad for others.
There was one match where 2 survivors were vaulting about and attempting to block in another survivor. I tunnelled them 2 hard, eliminated them and let the other 2 go.
They did call me a tunneller. Didn't feel a need to argue against it, so invited them to report me (knowing it would do F' all) and left them fuming.
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Sir Bartlaus, I wish it were, but nay 'tis not.
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some survivors don't know, that fast vaults give a notification over the whole map
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In my experience as a survivor, killer mains generally appreciate it when survivors turn against each other. About 90% of the time they will reward the sandbagging teammate, either by letting them go or giving them hatch
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I mean I don’t really care, I don’t know the reason why the survivor is sandbagging their teammate so I’d rather stay out of it. Maybe they did something to deserve it or maybe they didn’t I have no way to know.
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d e a t h
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s a n d b a g g e r
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haha
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Whenever I see survivors being dicks to eachother I'll intentionally go after the other people and give the affected survivor the hatch
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livin' up to your name lol
thanks for caring when you see it
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Still remember when I had a game on Hawkins and I couldn't find the last two survivors for ages. Heard a noise notifiction upstairs and it turns out the Meg has bodyblocked the Ash in the little room with the chest and was pointing at him repeatedly. I hooked the Meg and hit her on the hook while the Ash spam-unhooked and let her die.
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I try not to let sandbaggers succeed. I mean, it'd be stupid of me to ignore a person on a nearby gen and just let the gen pop, but if a survivor throws a pallet down in front of another survivor or points out someone in a locker, I don't take the bait. I also try to keep in mind that the survivor in a locker may be doing nothing but hiding in lockers, so they don't automatically become my new bestie, either.
I try, I really try, to be mindful of what's going on as killer. Like if one survivor is trolling another, they could be friends, I dunno. Me and my friend troll each other. But if I see definite griefing, like a group of survivors blocking someone else in a corner, then the group gets to bleed out, I'm not going to watch some SWF bully the random.
But spamming the unhooks actually keeps the hooked survivor in the game longer. My friend and I spamming unhooks on one another realized that in second state it resets the count of missed skill checks, so if we weren't hitting skill checks it didn't matter, we still didn't die.
If a survivor wants someone else to die, spamming unhooks is counter-productive. The hooked person literally cannot let themselves die in that situation. They can't try to self-unhook in first state, and they can't miss skill checks in second state.
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Matters.
Sandbag a Mikaela? I'll help you with that.
Sandbag a Jonah or Yoichi? You are dead.
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hahahah what's with the Mikaela hate? 😂😂😂
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Sadly everytime i got such teammates, the killer either doesnt see it or abuse the hell out of it. *Sadface*
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It's okay, bud
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Yeah I'll always target survivors who try to ruin their teammate's experience. Then proceed to farm with the rest so they can spectate and cry :)
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I usually make sure they are the first to go, depending on how the game went and the extent of the Survivor sabotage I may resume normal gameplay or let the others escape.
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If I see someone sandbagging I tunnel them
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