Yesterday, I was playing the hillbilly. I’m not going to be gentle when I say this, but there is no doubt in my mind I am a good hillbilly in almost every situation. I did main him for long time anyways. However, there was 2 people left with 1 gen. 2 gens were unrepaired and the other was left across the map in the shack was unrepaired (Thompson house). I chased 1 guy for awhile so that if the other guy was to bring working on the gen in the shack than he could possibly get it done in time. I let the other guy loop me for awhile so I could hopefully come across hatch in chase. I didn’t ever find the hatch in chase but I downed the guy. I than chainsawed my way back to the shack. As I was coming to the shack, I saw scratch marks on a tile wall before I even made it there. I stopped, investigated, and found the last remaining survivor (that was standing). He looped me on the tile for a moment and dropped the pallet. As I was kicking the pallet his buddy DC’d. As soon as his buddy DC’d the last guy ran for the hatch in the field while I was still kicking the pallet. The guy dc’d for his friend to escape, because it ‘wouldn’t be a full defeat on his teams part’.

so what the guy said to justify his dc was that he didn’t want his entire team to lose, because it would of been a even greater loss on his part. Why do people try to justify throwing the game (my win) over their stupid entitled survivor ego? Bro like what happened to good sportsmanship. If you lose than you lose, if you win than you win. The culture of sportsmanship should be respected. What ever happened to the real ‘GG’? Does anyone else agree this is ######### up on the survivors part? (Btw they’re all red ranks with less than 500 hours who think they’re the ######### lmao)