No, you are not respectful when your first comment on my profile was mocking me for calling myself altruistic—which I am. You are judging me over a game where you believe everything was set up to let you down on purpose. I played 95% of my time in solo queue, and my playstyle is to save "randoms," even if it means I "lose."

Yet, you chose to put all the blame on me while there were two other players involved, plus the killer who played dirty. You claim I can't take criticism, but you refuse to accept an explanation of what actually happened. You judge me without even knowing me or seeing me play other games.

So yes, you are rude and entitled, but you hide that behind smooth talk and a fake kind attitude. I’m now asking you to stop writing on my profile, and I hope not to meet you again in the game.

You were in a situation where you chose to play with your friends and ignore the random that was bleeding out for 4 minutes. Also, "failing to do so" would mean that you actually tried, which you did not. There's no hate, only truth. Again, don't take my words as a personal attack but as an actual POV, exactly what you're asking me to do for you, it's a reasonable one too. If I was in your situation I would've revived you. Yes, the killer was a degenerate, but your priority queue was the cherry on top.

The "criticism" as you've called it that I've given you was fair, objective and respectful, but you simply can't take it. I actually moved a lot from the original position I was downed in and was crawling towards you and your friends, at some point the killer wasn't even after your friend but they decided to pass by me and go towards your other friend, instead of helping me, it's on video. There's no such point as the one you're making regarding rescuing other survivors and how it is never worth it - it's worth the try in the majority of situations. Of course, sometimes you'll rescue someone who won't do the same for others, but you know that you're setting the right example.

You are judging me based on a game where the situation was a nightmare to deal with, and rescuing you was complicated. I've sacrificed myself a huge number of times without getting a single thanks. However, if in one game I'm not able to save someone, I'm blamed—exactly like you're doing now. You're just proving the point that saving people gives nothing in return except hate and non-constructive criticism when I fail to do so.

And of course, you bring up the skill issue. I can play that game too and blame you for how short your chase was, or maybe for not moving at all from the spot where you were down for a whole four minutes. You're rude, your comment is based solely on your POV, and you don’t take the situation we were in into consideration at all. And then you tell me not to take your words harshly?

Don't take my words harshly, but that game you were clearly "altruistic" only for your mates. gln

Whether I am the centre of the world or am not is irrelevant in this particular situation, DBD is a game that relies heavily on team play and revolves around it. I took footage of what went down and reviewed it. At some moment you were downed next to me, if you do not believe I can upload it on youtube and send you a link. Even if you were not able to locate me before, you had the ability to see my aura when you got downed and give the info to your friends or act on it after you got revived, you either chose not to or it's a skill issue on your part, since I was in your friends' direction(meaning in your line of sight). You and your friends had 4 minutes to help me, but chose not to by doing all kinds of other stuff like healing every time you get hit(resetting) and so on. Try to focus on what's relevant in the situation, both in DBD and now, whether to revive, instead of resetting after every hit or to focus objectively on what went down, instead of making it personal.