Wongrath

At the end of the day it boils down to which one(s) you like the most. I used to main Steve, but have recently played Yui a lot. When it comes to cosmetics I have a soft spot for Nea though.

I can teabag as ghostface to be funny, and it's always a good time if the survivors teabag back. However, I don't like it if they then go up to me later expecting me not to hit them. I still want to play as normally as possible

Imho, gens being done early on isn't an issue in and of itself. If you put adequate pressure on them, they will usually have a harder time finishing the last 2-3 gens.

I don't know you, but I support this 100% 💜

It's definitely a good build. I personally use bond, iron will, sprint burst and either a healing perk (desperate measures/botany knowledge/we'll make it) or adrenaline. Kindred is also a really good aura reading perk imho, I just personally prefer bond due to it being active at all times. Spine chill is the only perk in…

I'm on PC in EU w/ crossplay, playing survivor in red ranks. For the most part it's fairly quick. Even though it does fluctuate a bit from time to time, I usually don't have queues that feels like they're taking forever

They can't all be 4Ks. I won't defend this action in and of itself (when purposefully done by the two survivors in question), but it roots from a desire to give the last person standing at least a chance at escape. Deliberately slugging to secure the fourth kill isn't necessarily the best course of action imho. If you get…

I have it the same way, except the other way around. For the most part I only play survivor, but I dabble into playing killer so I can see it from their point of view as well. Great way of learning both sides of the game. I urge OP to keep trying to play survivor, especially if you can get some friends to play with you.

Definitely pizza for me as well

You're putting yourself into a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation if you think of it like that. It's more so for getting advice and such, I'm sure there's a lot of people who are willing to help if you ask. I'm not gonna touch the discussion around communication between survivors and how that affects the game,…

I'm also fairly new to this game, having started playing just two months ago. There's definitely a steep learning curve, but I promise you it will become better if you stick to it. I recommend trying to find people to play with, whereas the official DBD discord is a great tool for that. Things that also might help in…