Anyone else NOT interested in P100 for survivor?

Me personally, I don't understand it. Maybe years into it your main is completely maxed out, idk 🤷🏼‍♀️ My highest one is my Nea who sits at 6 lol. I've been playing on and off since the game started though.

I only really try to prestige when there's items or perks I need up mostly. But I do try to get everyone at least to 3 so the perks are shared at the highest level.

Not interested. I have no idea how long it would take to get to 100, I'm sure it's no easy ride. Personally for me it's a waste of time and BP. But i understand everyone plays differently, and If you want a P100, more power to you

I finished mine recently and was waiting to hold off till after I got sable to p3 to start Jake… but if I’m honest, I think I’m just going to dump my points into a killer.

I'm not interested in prestiges on either side other than P3 for perks, and I already have all survivors/killers at 3 so I couldn't care less.

- They offer nothing, other than a number.

- Ppl tend to think high P = Skill and I've seen ppl mocking high P during endgame chat for not performing as their number would suggest.

- If you are survivor, you're gonna be lobby dodged as crazy and in some instances, there are killers that feel the urge to tunnel this person to prove something I guess lol.

I prestiged Ace to p100, worst mistake of my life. Any P100 survivor will tell you this: If you join a lobby with a P100 (even just one, problem gets exponentially worse with other high prestige players), you will get many killers dodging, which not only means it will take longer for you to actually play the game, but because of how horrendous the matchmaking system is with backfill, it will likely result in a killer mismatch that is either way too good for your lobby, or (more often) way too bad. This creates skewed matches that aren't really fun for either side and are always just a stomp. In addition to that, you will also see "special treatment" from some killers that notice your prestige, and will commonly choose to never chase you, or rarely focus exclusively on you. It is very rare to get normal actually fun games while playing a P100.

I have never seen a single good counterargument for why we shouldn't be hiding survivor prestige from the killer in the pregame lobby. Please just do it already BHVR...

I wanna p100 my Carlos but I get bored always playing the same char over and over (and since it's a legendary char he doesnt get any other cosmetics, like come one BHVR at least add the bloody parts)

I am currently P80 but it feels like that took me eons and i will need more eons to be p100

And you don't even get an achievement ! Or a charm, or a cosmetic ! BHVR again, don't be cheap and give us some rewards

Could it possibly be because they like that Survivor? Gasp, how dare they!!!!

you shouldn't have a guaranteed worse experience because you decided to prestige your characters. I've put literally hundreds of millions of bloodpoints into my Killers, but you wouldn't know it because I don't just play a single one.

Probably because the experiment showed that it didn't increase the likelyhood of a dodge in any significant amount, so there's nothing really to report other than, nothing changed.

That really sucks and I feel you :V Jill is also my main and I have her at P17 I think .. .good enough to show that I played her a good while, but not enough to dodge me.

I mean, by now Prestige badges are a thing for such a long time that they are mostly meaningless, even a casual could pour all their BP into one character and get them to P100 ... but its still somewhat a red flag.

Usually no casuals have the nerf for this and a P100 signals at least someone who cares enough and poured in hours upon hours. That alone wouldn't warant all the dodges, though, there are many 1000h+ players ... I guess its that toxic players and those dreaded premades always have high P levels, unless they try to hide it, so many killers got burned. And well, a lobby of 4 P100 ALWAYS means business, there is no way that this is just a nice way to say hello.

But yeah, Prestiges and who is in a SWF with whom should be shown in the postgame chat and hidden before.

If killers can see p-level of survivors then survivors should be able to see the killer in lobby as well.

This. One P100 is nothing notable. Multiple ones always means trouble. It's not just that they're good at the game and win, they're more often than not the most toxic experiences, especially streamers and content creators.

There's zero reason why it should bother you. But there's plenty of reasons why hiding prestige levels is a positive.

In other games it's exactly the same, if you flex there are two outcomes:

1- You are avoided out of respect.

2- You are challenged by the most tryhard players. And if you don't do well, they will probably laugh at you.

Let's say this is Street Fighter 6 and you are a Master Ryu player. A new challenger aproarch your cabinet and leaves as soon as you they see your rank. Same for the next player, and the next... But then, a really good players takes the challenge, totally destroys you and keeps defeating you until you left the cabinet.

At least in DBD you have the option to prestige or not. You want everyone to know you are level 100? Well, that's the price to pay.

I've honestly never felt compelled to bring any character up to P100.

I have Meg at P100 and Ada is like P94 or something, but honest it's pointless. You don't get anything from all that work. Only thing you seem to get is killers that love to tunnel the P100 out of the game.

So after Ada is P100 i'll just start leveling everyone equally. It's disappointing that behaviour cannot give people "new legacy" or even a banner from their hard work.

Exactly. Certain servers are smaller than others. And you often run into the same players over and over. People can hold petty grudges and vendettas. Anon mode has been a huge help against that. I believe hiding prestige levels would be a great help, too.

People love to tunnel P100 out because they feel good about it

as if they were beating the greatest player of all times