How did you behave when you first started playing dbd?

Well, my brother had been playing the game for a few months before I decided to give it a shot. My first game was against a nurse and I survived and... technically my first game I gave a 5-gen chase. Well, all I did was run in a straight line the entire game and she couldn't catch me, still don't know why.

First game as killer I decided to play Leatherface and I knew absolutely nothing. My brother kept telling me to look for scratch marks and I had absolutely no clue what those were, took me a week to realize what he meant. It's not that I saw them and didn't know what they were, I genuinely just didn't see them.

Now my brother has only 200 hours in the game and I have around 800 :)

I literally crouch walked everywhere. I didn't know Perks existed and the heartbeat terrified me. Everytime I heard it I didn't know how to react or what to do lol.

I started out playing Feng because I thought she was cute. I was scared as all get it. I got off the gen every time I heard the killer terror radius. I wish I could remember my first killer. I think it was the trapper. I remember it would take a few minutes for my heart rate to go down at the start of the match. Not to mention I, along with all the other rank 20s, blew the h*ll out of the gens.

Pretty adrenaline rushed in the first games as Legion (the DLC I had bought with dbd) and I always tryed to kill everyone until I first hitted the red ranks.

After that experience I had develop a more chilling playstyle and today I let most of the times a survivor or more go, if a archive-task not force me to kill everyone, or someone annoys me to much.

For the first month or so of me playing survivor, I would get really really anxious and scared. My heart rate would jump really high and i'd get that kind of scared shakiness in my hands. Mostly because I was still not used to the fast-paced nature of the game. I played Meg and always used adrenaline, so staying alive until the end was a goal of mine every time.

As killer I would panic when a survivor got too close and I would miss a lot because I couldn't focus properly.

we'll I played as claudette First didn't know How to play as killer like I was blind wouldn't find survivors but one day I played as Myers started hitting survivors didn't know what was going on like I was freaking out & picked up piggie she showed me not to camp and she become my main but I play all killers now

Edit: my English isn't great I have Dyslexia

As killer, I've always loved Nurse. Oni is probably the only killer who comes close to my love for Nurse. Although, Billy and Huntress are very fun too. Problem is they are both quite hard to play and I simply haven't invested enough time into them for it to matter.

As survivor, I loved being stealthy in the beginning. Now I prefer to loop. Although, stealth is still quite enjoyable for me.

Surprisingly not that terrible, iirc? I was never really super-immersed and I pretty quickly figured out that gens were the entire game. I guess I threw down pallets like crazy, but that's what you were supposed to do in 2016.

The only really bad thing I remember doing is running Deja Vu, but I had virtually no other perks at the time so it's not like I had a choice.

I started playing when the Year of the Pig Event was happening, mainly Survivor with more experienced Friends.

I wasn't playing Killer at all the first month, because the queue times were too long. But one day I really wanted to try the Killer even if it took like 1 hour to find a lobby, the first Killer I played was Wraith, and I loved him. After some time I was playing a lot more Killers and my favorite at the time was the Nurse.

And now I'm here, I play both roles equally, as a Survivor I main Ace and as a Killer I main the Legion.

It was always just my preferred playstyle to out-sneak the Killer.

Looping might stall them for long if you're better than the Killer, but if the sneak near your Generator is successful, you'll either waste the Killer's time since they wanna find you, or they go away and you can immediately jump back in to complete the primary goal.

There's also been a few matches where i as Killer just could not for the life of me find one of them, always impresses me, far more than running in circles.

My first game as survivor was as a poor baby Dweet. I think it was a MacMillan map because I remember the bluish purple atmosphere. I tried to help do gens, but no joke, it took me around 2 months before I figured out the right button for skill checks. Meaning I either blew up the gen constantly, or I pressed every button on my controller in a frenzy hoping to hit whatever the right button was to complete the skill check.

As killer, my first game was as Doctor on Gas Heaven. Never found a single survivor and the gens were done almost instantly. I didn't know you had to shock survivors directly and thought it was a minefield, meaning I zapped everything thinking some survivor would run though it and go crazy. Oh how wrong I was.

I quickly started going in as Wraith and got destroyed pretty much constantly in yellow and green ranks. This was all before Wraith's great QoL changes with Windstorm being basekit. Back when Wraith was regarded as the second worst killer, right above Freddy. But I stuck with Wraith, eventually deciding to pick up Billy and Huntress. Around the time Shattered Bloodline came out, I took a huge break, coming back when Demise of the Faithful came out. I have since then picked up Legion, even after their huge nerf even though I never moonwalked or abused Filthy + Nasty Blade, Ghostface, Demo, Plague, and Oni, in that order.

I started with the Pig... first kill was a head pop lol... was one of those "didn't care enough for a 4k".... then I ran into toxic survivors who changed my state of mind...

If you're going be toxic I'll give it right back... or the survivors in the next game are getting try hard killer lol

But overall I have fun rather it's dealing with a Sabo (solo or swf) or a teabagger on every pallor drop... I laugh and move on

i was too scared to play survivor, so i became a killermain xD

the same thing happened yet again when doc first dropped xDD (i remember swearing to myself that i would never ever play survivor again, since these faces popping up on your screen when you enter madness would be too scary lol)

i was a different person back then...

I was immersive as (insert bad word) at the beginning as a survivor, played mostly Feng cus skill checks were my weakness then switched over to Claud cus I found out she can heal herself 😂 I miss getting the s**t scared out of me. and I enjoyed being a killer at first , used to play mostly huntress and then Freddy when he first came out , now I don't bother with killer as much, got bored of being a lonely killer .

Only started playing killer about 4 months ago. I don't really like playing killer as I rather save people off the hook than put them on it, but I wanted to get into the mind of a killer to become a better survivor. As a killer that doesn't really care about killing I focus on learning mindgames and survivor thinking patterns. I also wanted to know the capabilities and weakness of every killer. It wasn't until I started playing hag that I really understood her add-ons and their potential.

I watched a bunch of DBD beforehand, so at rank 20 on killer I easily wrekt people

I remember I was a Wraith main when I started, I used to hook someone and then cloak and camp nearby way more than I really should've been.

I was happy to have a new game with a fun dynamic and different gameplay. Now I'm bitter, spiteful and generally depressed anytime i load it up.

I feel a sense of man I got a lot of s*** to do as soon as it starts loading up but it is still fun to play. Retired me a place with some really good friends of yours and they yell at you for not getting a generator done quick enough for you know something but don't worry I tell him right off back 😂

I Convinced myself Selfcare and Empathy were the best perks in the game.

I played claudette and instead of letting my lil sister (who has been playing way longer) heal me i self cared