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I just went up against a 4 p100’s survivors
Well. This was a VERY humbling experience
as is i consider myself a very good player being always a prodigy in every competitive game i play so naturally with 600 hours on this game i challenged myself to being a trapper main.
well this singular match taught me just how far i can go with my skill and my skills limit. And just how far survivors can go past that.
i did absolutely no flaws in my gamestyle. For reference it was eerie of crows so the small map was in my favor,but hard to hide traps so i often shut down loops with my traps.
My first trap was inside the vault location inside the building.A survivor easily vaults but to my surptisr- they dont get trapped. A survivor was disarming it so they didnt get trapped. I follow but the chase distancing is worrysome.
eventually i stop chase and go patrol and set up traps. I set one by a pallet. Another survivor just walks on the edge of it. Since im bigger i still step in it.
at this point. For the final touch; they sync all 3 gens popping simultaneously. With one gen i was patrolling at a good 90%. I did absolutely no flaws in my gameplay its just the fact trapper only has so much power that survivors can easily overpower him making him a m1 killer
well,each survivor alone probably has tenfold as much hours as me. But still the fact the survivors were able to counterplay every aspect of my killer and even turn it against me, making me a m1 killer at a disadvantage with their own power
EDIT: mb yall, i was a bit cocky because i barely lost any games especially with no kill at all and seeing people counter every aspect to me fr got to me
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I highly doubt you played a perfect game, especially as a 600 hour player. That's not an insult to you, but 600 hours is barely anything in DBD.
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Yeah, I agree with pulsar there is always a way to improve even if you do not see it and more hours can help.
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A prodigy in every game. Alright. If you played perfect you probaly would have won or atleast drawed or something tbh.
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This won't go as you planned.
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While I severely doubt it was a perfect game, the point is valid...
The skill difference of players in this game can be absolutely breath-taking sometimes.
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It sounds like you played the opposite of a perfect game. 600 hours is DBD is like barely enough to make it out of the soft cap.
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Prestige means nothing in this game and trapper was way worse than he is now.
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Empathy lvl 100 in the comments again. Yeah, lets not try to show some compassion to a struggling new player, grinding through the really steep learning curve of this game, but just hammer them into the ground, just to push our egos a couple of inches higher off the ground.
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It probably does actually. A killer main on Reddit did a huge experiment and the high prestige survivors performed significantly better on average than the low prestige ones. Significantly more points and significantly higher escape rate. High prestige=more hours which usually means better player.
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This almost reads like a copypasta
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I think it's cuz they tooted their own horn quite a bit and their post reads as anything but humble, so the natural responses will be as what you see.
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I gotta agree with the rest, I know you don't want to hear it but it's true, I've played for about 1800 hours with around 1400 of those exclusively killer. That being said there's still things I learn every match, for instance as trapper now you have to set your traps a little further out on window vault than before due to the vault fix. That as surv you can vault a high window and immediately vault a pallet or lower window like main on coal tower. I mean there's so many things that you haven't even had time to learn as far as game sense goes. Trapper is a weaker killer and can be countered by a well coordinated group but thing is most killers can be countered by swfs . I've learned that there's no such thing as playing perfect I've played and watched enough of otz, king, supaalf, knightlight, Momo, tru3, dead, coco, eskay,just to name a few everyone makes mistakes every match even if you win there are things you could've done better. Arrogance in this game is hell. You can blame the killer but there are mains out there with many more hours that would've beat that team perkless. I've come to find out that in dbd 99% of people aren't as good as they think they are content creators included, which is really hard to accept if your competitive.
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i did absolutely no flaws in my gamestyle.
pressing X to doubt...
in dbd specifically, 600 hours is not a lot. Practice more, you'll get better.
and you'll look back at this one game and go "######### I was bad"
they are the ones who came in going
as is i consider myself a very good player being always a prodigy in every competitive game i play
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i did absolutely no flaws in my gamestyle.
despite admitting to putting a bad trap down, since the survivors could walk around it. blaming it on the power and not themselves.
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People would show more empathy if OP would not think of themselves as the god of the game.
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Well, yeah, you guys are probably right, on more then a casual read, he comes off as pretty condescending. BUT (you knew that there were going to be a but) I have witnesses this same behaviour on much more humble posts. Peeps on this forum have a thing for humble bragging on how much noone knows about the game and that "your oppinion is worthless, because..." Especially newer players could use at least some positive feedback. Oh well, still, I half messed this one up ^_-
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absolutely disagree, I saw a bunch of survivors with 10K hours who fell in 20 seconds of the chase and did not know how to do anything at all and saw survivors with 100 hours who played like gods,
it's not the clock that decides, it's the skill
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Don't worry. At 600 hours you do have a bit of experience but you're nowhere near an expert on DBD. People here have thousands of hours and still learn new things. Play and enjoy the game and you'll get better. It also helps to play both sides and different killers as they all have some nuances they teach you better than others.
As @Pulsar said, 600 hours is only the beginning. DBD is a pretty hard game with all it's nuances and you probably haven't even seen half of what's possible yet. Take it as a learning opportunity but don't let it discourage you. You can still get better and next time you meet a group like this, you will be prepared.
See you in the fog.
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No blaming or something, I trust u played well.
There is a lot more to dbd than what you can learn in 600h.
Im sure you did some mistakes here and there as the survivors probably did.
Nobody's perfect.
Also Trapper on Erie...
Yeah
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It feels like the team were able to find flaws in what you considered a flawless game, which often comes when facing a sharp spike in the skill levels of your opponents. Tactics you believed were great are shown to be weak against more skilled individuals. Happens to everyone, mind!
Best way to approach anything is from a position where you are willing to learn. Using the word "flawless" implied you were over-confident in your ability, rather than saying something like: "I played the best I could", which implies you did your best, but not saying your best is THE best. Even the top players will make errors or discover weaknesses, which is why the best players are always willing to learn and feel they can always do better. That is the best way to improve.
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I disagree.
If someone comes across as the all-knowing or is inexperienced, but only complaining instead of acknowledging that they are inexperienced - yes, the forum is not nice.
But if someone is genuinely looking for help, I see mostly (like, almost all of it) helpful responses.
Sadly those are in the minority, most people here just want to complain and dont seek for any advice because they think they did not do anything wrong.
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Why did I read his post with Rykard Lord of Blasphemy's voice in mind
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