What did i do to deserve that?

soooo basically a normal game of dbd

Getting the first person hooked out of the game quickly is pretty common these days. They may have targeted you for the last second switch but it's just as likely you got the short straw that game.

People always have some sort of excuse for their lousy attitude.

If he tunnel numerous survivors then he would be losing at high mmr. No one will go down that quick against a mediocre.

Some people take this game way too seriously. I usually switch when 30 seconds remain. Wait 5 if I'm last to ready. Then ready. If someone takes an issue with that they are going to take issue with any number of potential invisible things that break their version of the DBD rulebook.

Some of the rule book is fair enough, the game is just not made for playing competitively unless you have specific rules in place. However some things like this, especially if its not done for obnoxious reasons (friends en masse switching to a flashlight seconds before starting with malicious intent) you just can't win with some people, you are going to make someone mad no matter what.

To be fair if you did quick switch to a flashlight despite them running lightborn, they might just be triggered by some other jerks in a previous game playing stupid games with flashlights, going down in places where it's impossible to pick them up without getting blinded and basically making it impossible to play the game without resorting to slugging everyone.

Yeah, it sucks when you get matches like that right from the start. I hadn't played the game for a few days. Earlier I watched a funny moments compilation of the game, and decided to boot it up.

I played a solo match. One person yeeted themselves, two disconnected and the killer bled me out for the lulz. The desparity of what I saw in the video and what I experienced almost gave me whiplash. Sometimes your first match is bad enough to stop you playing a second.

Well, when someone last second switches in my games I assume a competitive or try hard mindset as killer.

But in my games you wouldn't face tunneling but complete ignorance.

Last second switch in my casual games and I won't interact with you.

From my experience last second switcher are the biggest attention seekers or sweat lord's, so deal with them by not dealing with them.

Sorry for anyone that's the exception but that's what playing this game since release does to killers.

Same with the extinction of most relaxed, casual playing killers. They get owned and/or BM'ed, get fed up with and either quit dbd, switch to survivor or join the other try hard killer giving no f about survivor and start playing however necessary to win.

You angered the Bubba. Well the Billy in this case but same principle.

I included a video that has six helpful tips to avoid this. It's older now but still applies to your match.

You broke nearly all of these rules. Silly Claire.

This video will help explain why all these things happen. Enjoy.

Ah I remember the days survivors use to quick switch with keys on good times

I don't think you have to find the reason by you but by the killerplayer. Tunnling is very easy when you don't have any perk against it or teammates that can protect you. The hit on the hook could be something else instead of a bm (misunderstanding you think it was bm but the killer did it for another reason). So the player tunnels not because of you but because jt was easy to do it. Maybe - another theory - their matches before were miserable and the player was angry about it and decided that you have to suffer for that. It also could be that the player always plays like this (some players like it when the otherside suffers).

The last second switch is okay. You switched to another survivor with flashlight. It could be a different story when all four survivors did a last second switch to a survivor with strong item and compoutfits.

However, I guess it is the best to move on and not to waste time on a miserable experience. Sometimes situations like these happen - in very game - but this does not mean every match will be the same or every killer is like this Billyplayer.

Also good chase from you (the sneaky part around the junglegym was nice to see) and fun build!

If I go to a generator and I see two survivors, one of them troll-switched and one didn't, I'm going for the switcher.

But if I stay as my main, I get dodged because “p100”

You can do it, of course, but should you? In the end it didn't matter much because the killer had Lightborn, but it is a form of BM, nonetheless.

I'll be honest, my friend, I have zero sympathy for last-second switching. As awful as it is to deal with tunneling, this time it was warranted.

I never do it. I rarely use items anyway, so there is no reason to.

Ha, to be honest I'm barely playing him recently. Been playing the Unknown and Skull Merchant.

I am a bit tired of simply not having a power.

Quick switching usually implies the Survivor is bringing a build that Killers won't like rather than spending BP on another character.

You may not have done anything but you've already implied that you might be an annoyance to the Killer even before the game started.

Unless the Killer shared their train of thought in endgame chat, it's likely that they assumed you were going to be an annoyance so they took you down before letting you have a chance to become an issue, lightborn or not.