I play on console so I just got to start playing Nemesis and I caught a bully squad my second game. I want to enjoy the ######### game. I am actually crying. I want to play the ######### game. I am sick of this ######### this game and ######### its community. I am so tired of it.
I'm no expert on perk building or how to developed perks. I'm the last person to know honestly. But I believe that some peoples ideas for perks or making/fixing perks end up being too complicated or doesn't underline and fix an issue with the perk or doesn't defend/break a mechanic in the game. So why not just make things…
Now as I said in my previous post: I'm no expert on perk building and this will carry on for addons or hell, anything else I bring up. This will be a shorter post since its not that complicated. So instead of bumbling, let's get right into it! I like the range addons for Punishment of the Damned, but what if we flip it on…
Would anyone know whether Oppression works with Dragons Grip or Overcharge? Because if so this could create some intense gen pressure and massive Oppression value. Thanks in advance!
Quite frankly as a console player I'm upset about the killer releases as a killer main. It honestly makes me upset that the developers continue to make characters that need more precise movement to use their ability, which just makes it more difficult as a console player and it just frustrates me. As of all recent releases…
There are always those certain new killers that don't know how to run some tiles, which leads to the fact that they are "bad" at the game and can't hold themselves against some survivors. But for me, personally, I find that some new killers are harder to run as they don't do predictable mindgames. They are brash and…
Dead by Daylight is addicting. That's the one thing that I want to get out of the way before I go on a depressing tangent about how this game messes me up. Dead by Daylight has some of the most fun and addicting experiences I have had from any online multiplayer game ever. It's fun and addicting, which for the most part is…
