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What if survivors decide to kill the killer?

GrootDude
GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

They have access to hatchets, tools from toolboxes and apparently they have a shiv or something (decisive strike). So what would happen if they killed the killer?

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  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    @Unnamed_Freak I can see that being true.

  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    @plu that does seem very likely.

  • fluffybunny
    fluffybunny Member Posts: 2,161

    I think they'd become killers, themselves, right?

  • Ember_Hunter
    Ember_Hunter Member Posts: 1,693

    Samination did try to address this in one of his animations...

  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    Very good point @ReikoMori.

  • Saint_Ukraine
    Saint_Ukraine Member Posts: 942

    I think the killers are immortal.

  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    @Saint_Ukraine possibly true but, I think @ReikoMori might be right.

  • LCGaster
    LCGaster Member Posts: 3,154

    I have a short film in mind that would explore this concept a bit.

    I hope I can get a decent enough camera and mic for my birthday

  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    @LCGaster looking forward to it and I hope you get your camera. :)

  • LCGaster
    LCGaster Member Posts: 3,154

    @TreemanXD

    I really hope to get it 😆

    After winning second place I am so motivated to keep doing videos :)

  • GrootDude
    GrootDude Member Posts: 14,110

    @LCGaster keep it up! One day you could be a director! :)

  • LCGaster
    LCGaster Member Posts: 3,154

    @TreemanXD

    It would be a dream to be honest. I just need to learn a few tricks :)

  • Orion
    Orion Member Posts: 21,675

    The survivors could also decide to leave the Entity's realm. It'd probably end up the same way.

  • Raptorrotas
    Raptorrotas Member Posts: 3,248

    Lore:

    The survivors are in a dream/nightmare like state which makes it impossible for them to act outside the game rules.

    They are either compelled to not do it (dont have the impulse to try it) or simply cannot do it.

  • ReikoMori
    ReikoMori Member Posts: 3,333

    Though, the lore also states that previous survivors not only acted outside the game's rule, but found ways to bend and break them. A survivor crafted both the black lock(hatch), The golden toolboxes which then stolen and copied into inferior toolboxes we use now, and the ability to interact with the bloodweb is due to Benedict surviving long enough to understand how to bend the entity's power in his favor.

    What is more interesting is that the entity doesn't take a punitive action against them for doing such things it seems. Probably because it gives the survivors more hope which it feeds on.

  • FeelsVeryBadMan
    FeelsVeryBadMan Member Posts: 197

    The devs have stated before that the killers are indestructable and invincible, they can only feel pain and that's why they always grunt when they are hit by DS / Pallet or something.

  • Theluckyboi
    Theluckyboi Member Posts: 1,113

    The entity stops them

  • aderpymuffin
    aderpymuffin Member Posts: 97

    I feel like it all depends on intention. If a survivor goes insane and ends up acting out of insanity the entity would see if it could get it to kill. But not with immediately activating end game collapse or just downright killing everyone in the trial himself. But if someone like Ash was attempting to protect Dwight the entity would undoubtedly get pissed and kill everyone in the trial.

  • Hoodied
    Hoodied Member Posts: 13,020

    *CoD zombie round change plays*

  • KillermainBTWm8
    KillermainBTWm8 Member Posts: 4,212

    I am guessing the entity would intervene I mean look what it can already do with spirit fury,EGC,window blockers I would say that's what stops the survivor's.

  • InnCognito
    InnCognito Member Posts: 720

    Judging by the gameplay and how the survivors act. The killers are immortal. Which if you think about it. That is a punishment unto itself. Eternity having to get pallet slapped. ;)

  • EnderloganYT
    EnderloganYT Member Posts: 621

    I don't think that they can die, but essentially they could be stopped, sorta.


    in order for DS to work, the skin needs to be punctured, meaning their skin can be cut, so using the hatchets, they could technically cut off the legs and arms, making them unable to move, and start a new life there, so long as they don't start the end game collapse. then again, the entity might just yoink em anyway. maybe they could attack the entities claws? idk.

  • Rydog
    Rydog Member Posts: 3,275

    They would just keep coming back with no problem and only the flimsiest of explanations, just like the slasher movies that DBD was borne from. 😀

  • Thatonesurvivor
    Thatonesurvivor Member Posts: 7

    I doubt the killers can be killed. They are described as unstoppable and take pretty much any damage. They can be stabbed,blinded,crushed and even slammed by locker doors and sharp blades(trapper). But maybe it is possible by using their own weapons against them since they are enchanted and can destroy and kill anything

  • katoptris
    katoptris Member Posts: 3,173

    I swear the amount of people who wanted to gang up on Jason was crazy.

  • Ravean
    Ravean Member Posts: 98

    This is easy to answer. The Killers can´t be killed... Just take a close look at the Killers and you´ll see that they´re dead already. With some it´s more obvious (Spirit, Wraith, Hag...) than with others (Trapper, Legion, Ghostface)... but the conclusion is, all Killers are dead people.

  • Shraar
    Shraar Member Posts: 219

    Yeah and Survivors can't be killed either. They just respawn at the campfire. So? It'd be fun to actually have a new DBD mode where Survivors collaborate to actually imprison/kill the Killer. I think a lot of people would appreciate the more direct and personal victories over the killer rather than repairing gens.

    but tbh, we all know the real reason: that's a lot of work to design and build. it won't happen, if the game isn't struggling they have no reason to shake things up.

  • ekto
    ekto Member Posts: 103

    If they did somehow manage to pull that off, I imagine the killers would just come back to life in the same fashion that the survivors do. The Entity probably wouldn't be very fond of that, though, granted it made the Trials play out how they do for a reason. I think it'd intervene before or after it happened and prevent it from happening again.

  • Rattman
    Rattman Member Posts: 1,088

    So, Iam gonna quote for this game's slogan: death is not escape. Even if survivors were able to kill killer, it's not gonna change anything. It would be as significant as survivor's death.

    And also, there is a great quote from Batman:

    If you kill a killer the number of killers in the world remains the same.

    So, this most likely will lead to corruption of this survivor and becoming Entity's another tool.

  • 8obot1c
    8obot1c Member Posts: 1,129

    When survivor learns Franklins Demise

  • whammigobambam
    whammigobambam Member Posts: 1,201

    The entity should kill him/her if he/she gets zero kills.

  • RobMeister88
    RobMeister88 Member Posts: 351

    In a normal leveled playing field, some survivors could fight back and even kill killers. Let's take Jeff and David for example:

    Those two could take on most killers, like Legion and Pig or even Ghostface.

    But the survivors can't fight back in the Entity's realm. Here's probably the best example:

    David King, an alcoholic English pugilist can't even defend himself from a schoolgirl like Julie or Susie, yet they can easily pick him up like a 12 pack of beers. Why? The Entity controls everything in her realm, everything. But hey, maybe that's just limited to gameplay mechanics. I'd like to think that in the actual trials David would put up good fights against the killers. But that's up to the Entity to decide.

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