I miss the early days of dbd... minus the 15 min queues

The devs are doing something about this because compared to years ago camping,slugging or tunneling has increased too much and let's be honest it's not quality of life gameplay. Tbh most of the main killers don't even like that kind of gameplay because it's not fun or dynamic, especially slugging or camping.

I didn't like this guide and I'm gonna cry into my pillow about it while *your* mom comforts me.
(I'm sorry but come on you set me up for that)

Yes, unfortunately there is no "winning" with this ill-mentality community; arguably one of the worse I've seen in many online games I've played. Older players with high prestige, 1k-4k+ hours, that stockpiled years worth of best add-ons and offerings seem to have no shame in BMing complete newbies. No wonder the player count is in decline. Imagine being a new player and your first few matches are against these shameless players that somehow developed enough insecurity to feel a sense of achievement in tea-bagging and BMing people with years less of experience than them; instead of trying to encourage them and keep them playing. Then when you start playing "dirty" to counter their sweaty perks/playstyle, they call you out and whine.

Yes you are right. A lot of survivors like to mock baby killers and cry when they are defeated by a normal killer, they start blaming either the balance of the game or the style of play of the killer himself

The garbage matchmaking in this game doesn't help either; I just came out of a match (I'm a 40 hour player btw, with like 4-5 hour as killer) and I got queued against 1k-3k+ hour SWFs that kept BMing me (on their live twitch stream too!)...like it's some sort of achievement that they've looped someone with 2,000-3,000 less hours of experience. Funnily enough, these survs would be the first to whine when killers start playing sweaty perks and tunnel/slug.

As a new player, I regret to agree with this "guide".

Even a 2-man SWF on voice chat with a good perk combination can make killers look like clowns if they don't tunnel / slug. Let alone that most of the time playing "nice" killer only leads to those insecure survs BMing you and tea-bagging you at the exit.

I've had multiple matches where I try to play nice (e.g.no try-hard aura perks; tunneling, slugging, etc.), even one where I literally gave hatch to last surv, and guess what? I get tea-bagged, emoted, and then trashtalked in post-game chat "gg ez" "close one!"; and that's me attempting to be NICE.

I use a translator so I can get the message across in a different way than I wanted to, but I hope you understand me.

Don't worry, I'm glad you said it all so politely and didn't start throwing insults. You said it well and correctly. I rarely tunnel and camp when playing killers, much less slugging. I like to learn how to play on different killers, and more often I just go to m2 to understand the ability and its chips. You're partly right and what you're saying has weight, I'm not going to contradict anything or prove the opposite to you. It's just that even with this kind of killer gameplay, I was criticized by whiny survivors and whined a lot about what I didn't do. Our task or goal, as I understand it, is to let the survivors and just the players understand that if a killer tunnels or camp, it doesn't mean that he's a terrible person, he just wants to win, and it's not necessary to throw a bunch of debris at him at the end of the game. I don't think that the developers will change their mind about changing something just because of our guidance. Have a good day my friend

again, i hope you understood what i tried to say, sorry if anything sounded disrespectful, not my intention