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Ground breaking idea!!!

JackBSneak
JackBSneak Member Posts: 30
in General Discussions

I've played the game since it was first released and fell in love with the concept. I took a long hiatus from it to "play something else for a while" and saw a community build around it. It made me feel happy inside. I finally decided to come back and, while I'm admittedly lost with all the new terms and perks and strategies, I it's been nothing but enjoyable to me. I've had my share of frustrations, choosing the wrong character or winding up against insecure killers who need to tunnel and slug to get their easy 4k and feel better about their shortcomings in life and teabagging survivors with unlimited flashbangs and super mechanic knowledge to blast 5 generators in 2 minutes flat, but still it's been so much fun and challenging.

Unfortunately it doesn't seem like it for so many others. Every social media platform I just see complaint after complaint. "The killer killed me, the survivors lived, the team worked together, the perk gave them an advantage…" etc etc.

So I have a great idea. BHVR already ventured into dating sims, so let's make a tea time simulator and if the survivors don't make the tea properly, they get participation points and if the killer doesn't like the tea and compliment them enough, they can pout about it and not invite them for desert and treats. And the end game chat can be everyone talking about their feelings and group council their insecurities.

Great idea right? Now I'm done with my sarcasm for now. Try to have fun. If you can't have fun doing something then it's not good for your personal well being.

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