Why do all my teammates give up so easily?

Yeah Solo Q can be sucks in many times. They give up due to various astonishing reasons. Very sad that there is almost nothing you can really do to convince your teammates to do their best.

Kinda unfortunate but here Sole Survivor exists for you. Quite work well. Since you can raise your mmr by escaping with exit gate, you can use this perk to escape by exit gate and can expect to meet better teammates.

they have no faith, they know they´re not good enough to win that game or they´re just tired of the game, but they want to play it, they want to have fun, or they´re bad, or maybe they wanna to poop sooo hard, remember, we are all humans with real life problems, but i still dislike when it happens

Because the 4% garbage is still a thing, still have yet to see valid defense for it's existence. It hurts survivors more than killer 95% of killers will take the free win.

If you want to win, then best advice is to get a swf. Solo queue isn't going to get any better, especially as a dev all but said in the recent AMA that they're not really sure what they can do for solo players anymore.

This is all a symptom of a larger problem with the game. Most people will say that removing the ability to 4% or harsher DC penalties might help, but honestly all that will do is drive people away from DBD. Forcing people to remain in game won't force them to participate. I think alot of solo players are feeling apathetic towards the game and simply don't care anymore. You know when the game is over pretty quickly. I find just playing for dailies or challenges or bp helps.

If a game goes bad enough fast enough, I feel like there isn't a point in playing it further. I would like to keep playing so I can pip or earn bloodpoints, but the pip system is terribly designed and survivors don't earn enough points for what they're doing, especially in a match going sour and ending too quickly, so it feels pointless to attempt to prolong it. May as well save time, take the L, and move on.

I wish I had more incentive to stay in an obviously-doomed match.

But there are plenty of players who are just ragequitting at the first sign of inconvenience or whatever arbitrary thing they get unreasonably salty over. That's a problem too, and usually leads to the obviously-doomed matches.

I don't know but I personally believe solo q players have lost faith in the system. Even veteran streamers will "go next" and the newest generation of players have learn the same. who know why at this point? maybe certain tactics being quite unfun to go against remaining in the game. From what i see survivors complain about tactics far more than any other issue. You can nerf tunneling, camping, and nurse...people will still give up. People don't feel like they can win in solo queue and it been ingrained in them.

awful teammates is the reason

It’s not uncommon for killers to target TTV players, and if the guy said the Doctor was essentially harassing him (which again is common for TTV survivors) then maybe that one time you saw when the Doctor couldn’t find you but found him wasn’t the only time it happened. Sometimes people actually are tunneled/harassed by killers.

@Vlarian I second this. If you’d like to improve your chances of escape as survivor either join a SWF or play with endgame escape in mind. That means your build should be…

wake up, sole survivor, distortion, alert (or some other killer tracker) or some variant thereof.

You’ll want to do just enough so the other survivors believe you’re contributing but not so much that you attract the killer’s attention. When you’re down to three survivors left, if there are 3 or more gens remaining you should start hiding. Depending on the map I’d say avoid searching for hatch and just wait for the gates.

I don't know what you mean by survivor DCing when they are overwhelming winning?

You have to compare killers giving up compared to survivors. I think considering that survivors are the ones that often have no will to play it stands to reason the game is unbalanced very much against survivors.

There are killers that feel the same. Difference is they are alone while survivors rely on eachother to play their role. When a survivor DCs it has a major impact to the remaining survivors. Those survivors will too stop playing if every match is met with a teammate giving up because X killer or other random reason.

The point is you don't see it happening. A survivor handedly beating a killer isn't going to believe the game is unbalanced in their favor. They won't look at the situation and think things are too easy and leave the match.

It happens in less Trials than it doesn't, and the reasoning for this varies depending on the individual and time involved. The one common denominator is a selfish reason though, which is shared by anyone doing this. There are many different excuses, but it all boils down to "I'm not getting enjoyment from this" and a sense of frustration (justified or not).

There is one exception where the quitter may do this for a more selfless reason, which is if there is only them and one other Survivor left, with maybe 2 or 3 generators remaining. That player may be doing it to give the final Survivor a chance at escaping via the hatch. Even then, there is a selfish element, but it's broadly more understandable.