A Guide On How Not To Tilt In DBD | Dead by Daylight
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This is a commentary & guide on how to avoid tilt in Dead by Daylight. It takes time to learn the game, be patient and don't be too hard on yourself. I use to get frustrated at the smallest of stuff, but over time, it'll be easier to play really well or bad but still keep a level head.
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After playing League for around 6 years now, I've come to realise that tilting can make the experience worse but also make it way harder to rank up. Like you said analysing your mistakes instead of blaming others or perks will improve your mental leading to better games and more fun. Great video rapid! :>
Respect😎
What’s a bigger grind, league or dbd?
Took you 6 years?
Lel!!! Oh my gosh guys! Everyone watch this sweetie on twitch! On of my favorite streamers! Love his humor ❤️❤️
I stopped playing league and realized how toxic it made me x.x Honestly never get that deep into games like that again.
You know it's gonna be good when xQc is involved
Who?
@@stylzghost8845 are you serious?
@@stylzghost8845 it's the guy screaming in the thumbnail
who
@@qupyz7438 not everyone has to know xqc my guy
i have a friend who has been bringing down our entire friend group because of how angry he gets at dbd, ive always given him this sort of advice but im going to see what showing this video to him. Thank you so much Rapid and keep up the dope content
I can relate so much..
Omggg I have a 'friend' like that. Literally every match he would swear the killer was cheating, complain about basic game mechanics, say how he can't enjoy the game when he dies early on, complain about how "killer sided" the game is, literally for over half the match💀💀. It eventually got to be too much and 2 of us recently decided we're not gonna play with him anymore bc it makes the experience unfun for us.
Update maybe??
@@gays4wumbology396 if y'all ever want someone to replace him then :D
My friends wont play because they arent that good and they get mad too..
Even though I take aggro for them all the time but the thing is the killer can tell whose weaker and will leave the stronger player to tunnel thats just how it is :/
I use to be tunnelled like crazy when I was new! So I had to learn to loop or die every game lol. Now I'm doing things I never thought I could ever do when I first started.
im 100% that guy i wish i wasnt tho been trying to get better about ive stopped dcing but i still complain about the game alot
I'ma be real with you; I found your videos randomly, and I honestly used to get soooooooo tilted, but seeing you just laugh it off and enjoy yourself actually got me wanting to play DbD more and even start thinking about streaming it, so thank you for helping me find my cool. ❤️
I've always enjoyed your mindset and attitude towards the game. Always super chill and understanding. A solid example set for future dbd streamers for sure.
i always try to be neutral and dont take things to heart but sometimes its just " how the hell am i supposed to stop this " and it feels kinda bad.
the Rng in this game is soo bad that it tilts even me after 9k hours from time to time.
with my experience i have a certain expectation to myself and it feels bad not getting the bare minimum in a match due to X reason.
My friends and I like to joke like “uh oh, we’re being toxic” when we heal or do gens because playing the game is toxic,
My brother and I made our names on dbd Twitch/YT and RUclips/TTV to poke fun at the amount of streamers on the game. Also we wanted to see if it gets you tunneled or camped faster haha so far no difference
And a lot of the times tunneling or camping is the best strat for killer but in doing so u are making the game hell for the other side. Dbd needs to rebalance both sides. Maybe make camaraderie base kit and maybe make it so kicking a gen will regress it slightly faster or just make it take slightly longer or just make it so skillchecks are harder or just make other ways to escape so everyone can focus on different things instead of just bomrushing gens
Every killer game I enter I adjust my expectations as I meet the survivors. When they’re better than me the focus stops being on “winning” and becomes about learning. Sometimes I even abandon focus to stick with an exceptional looper until I learn the tile.
I always thank afterwards for the chance to practice. Reframe your goals realistically and you’re much less likely to “lose” and even then it’s just a game.
Once after thanking someone I had them mock me saying I got destroyed. I was like… yes, how do you think I learned lol. Learning from defeat was totally alien to them. Humility does not seem to run in the community sadly.
Had a very similar experience to this and I kinda of stopped touching killer lately for a number of reasons. Lately i’ve changed my playstyle and a lot of the time I troll whenever I play survivor now so if I play killer I’m usually not trying. Played on dead dawg saloon as wraith and got told that I didn’t have 3000 hours due to how I played I guess(didn’t kill anyone) I actually caught someone at the end tho with noed but didn’t camp cause it’s boring af. Kind of just threw a build together, stbfl/noed/brutal/nurse’s calling and just played as I also am missing at least 20 killers still. (Moved from console to pc recently) No idea why people think doing something like that to get experience is weird let alone bad. If I just ignore them or never try to improve/learn what i’m doing wrong at a loop with someone that’s really good how I can expect to ever catch them let alone anyone else using the same tile?
**Killer: gives compliment**
**Survivor: hurts itself in confusion**
i found this game much more fun and less tilting when i just started playing for fun instead of just escaping. after a while completing the same objective over and over again it gets boring. so you just have to make the game enjoyable by just playing to have fun. (which is what a game is for)
Yes, it's your own perspective
I've tried playing for fun as survivor and what ends up happening is you bring a fun build and get camped and/or tunneled and regret not bringing ds and dead hard :( can't have fun when you're out of the game in 3 seconds and then back in a 10 minute que
@@OfficalHamtaro yeah it’s rough, they hide and do gens and you don’t even get the chance to have fun or try out a build. I’ve also stopped playing to win and it’s less stressful but it does get tiring losing all the time
@@yessir68 yea it happens a lot, but im used to it tbh.
@@voidedsensation0000 yeah same, if I’m not camped or tunneled it actually shocks me
Sometimes it’s tough to shake the frustration but it’s worth building the habit
This video is amazing to see, just to have someone actually put it in words backed by ton of personal experience. While i would be lying to say that i don't still get mad at times, i completely agree that it makes the game more fun when you ignore it.
4:32 omg this is so true, i tried this and trust me, it helps A LOT
I remember a couple of days ago, I was playing trickster and I went up against a 4-man bully swf. They were all really good and coordinated, they all had flashlights to save each other and they had meta perks. While I was playing I was getting agitated but I was also talking to myself and figuring what direction would be best to get a 4k. In the end I did ended up getting a 4k and in the end game chat, I said ggs and was being really chilled about it. One guy told me how I was really chill with em and said that they were a bully squad, then he linked his twitch to me and I watched for a couple of matches.
Why would you watch a bully squad though? They're going out of their way to make someone else have a bad time
@@StarLuminosity Curiousity. It was kinda interesting to watch
@@StarLuminosity Personally going against altruistic flashlighters are my favorite matches
see i cant win with those, i had one today and i was getting so annoyed with the constant saves and body blocking LOL gahhh but im also still a new killer so going against high ranked survivors as a new killer im like .-. well fuck this will be fun lol. but i guess im bad at the game on both sides so lmfao whatever, im just super glad i cant see end game chat
@@sailor_anna9924 if you're up against people like that don't be afraid to aggressively slug, and just focus on getting better at chasing people.
I've been focused on completing the steam achievements for it and normally things that don't bother me completely infuriate me because of what I'm trying to get. Sometimes I lose sight of the things you mentioned, and it's good to hear a reminder. Thanks mate
You’ve helped me enjoy this game and others because I stopped worrying about bs, thank you 💕
Hell this advice can be taken for really any game. I get overly frustrated with Rocket League, but just admitting the opponents were just better, or I'm having a rough game, or my teammate(s) and I don't get along well with each others playstyle ... definitely a good way to mellow the fuck out, no point in truly getting super mad over a game at the end of the day
it took me thousands of hours till i reached that chilled state u are in. Great stuff. Hope this vid will help people
Highly respect this type of content, as someone that’s played dbd for a while now and still has a hard time not getting tilted hella good video!
Rapid, honestly you’ve changed the way allot of people think about this game and how they play the game, you’re an amazing person and whenever I watch your videos it makes me feel happy to be apart of your fanbase and to be apart of the dbd community. Keep on making amazing content and being yourself 😄
that’s what I always tried to convince myself, even in the beginning, if i lose or get rolled, that it is just practice to do better in the future, and it has definitely worked, I realized my flaws after getting repeatedly rolled, and sometimes, i quit out of frustration, and that is ok, take a break sometime, do something else, just don’t let it get to you
This is good advice in general. Try your best to be calm, dont let yourself get intimidated.
I needed this reminder, man. I especially needed the part where you pointed out how these things apply to content creators.
Appreciate you, hoss.
I’ve been working on my composure when it comes to DBD and just life in general. I’m not there yet, but I know I’ll get there eventually. Thank you, Rapid, for not only helping me, but everyone else who could use your wise words.
I used to have a problem getting mad at this game but a lot of content creators I watch, You, Otz, Demi, etc have made me realize that getting mad just makes your day worse and ruins the experience. I have come to the conclusion like you said, as soon as i start to get heated, I immediately quit the game and do something else. It helps a lot and I appreciate you guys for putting that in my head to just say gg and move on. It's kind of eye-opening.
lots of really good points here. i play both sides, and i actually uninstalled today to take a break, but will probably reinstall in the next few days. wanna make a point to keep these things in mind, esp while streaming. thanks rapid!
I am surprised I have not seen this video sooner, I do like the advice, and I am definately going to use it during the rough times in dbd
To be fate that otz clip at the start was fully understandable with what that Nancy did
it's a learned skill but it really does help! i know with killer i got myself in the habit of just rolling my eyes, maybe taking a second, and then keeping going. and if exit gates are open, and the whole swf is there clicking and fast vaulting to get my attention, i just wander the map for pallets and breakable walls i didn't break and farming the extra points until they get sick of wasting their own time and head out, and that's helped a lot too. then post game, i try to compliment plays and gg no matter how annoying the other side was, learn from what they did, and move on. easier said than done but it's definitely easier seeing creators i follow embodying it too. thank you for making this!
I had a point in this game about 2 years ago, where I would get tilted at everything. It wasn't that way in the beginning but after playing a long time, I was probably just done with the game. Everything was upsetting. It took me a while to come around. Good content creators like you, SpooknJukes, or Otz helped me to calm down. I'm still a bad player in terms of skill, but at least I can enjoy the game again.
I needed this, I've been taking a game (not dbd) way too seriously
Ever since I watched his videos from the beginning, I loved the energy I get off of his videos. They're funny, simple, and just very enjoyable to watch. My kind of content :3
This video was actually very helpful. I regularly take breaks from Dbd because of frustration, but putting it the way you did helps me realize I should just enjoy the game. Queue times have become bearable enough to just say gg and move on. You get in a game so fast now that you don't even have time to overthink the last. I've been playing League for 11 years and that game drained me to the point I was forced to leave because of how bad my anger was getting. I never cursed in chat, nor did I hit my table, but the rage was just horrible. I don't want the same to happen with Dbd and this video will definitely help me with that.
Thank you
I barely even play dbd anymore but i love watching your videos, you’re such a good sport and it gets to me all the time!
This is the best take on keeping calm in games I have ever seen, it is so easy in this situation to just go “don’t get mad lol” but there is a lot more to it. Love your content mate it has been a blast to see you grow
A few personal notes:
I only consider unnecessary actions as toxicity, such as flashlight spamming (not necessarily clicking), t-bagging at exit gate or hatch (multiple, not just a courtesy gg tbag). I consider flashlight clicking in moderation to be a "come chase me" message. I also consider using exploits to your advantage as toxic, such as the rock climb exploit, which I have used before when there was a big one on suffocation pit. I also consider the new boil over meta as toxic because the only way to avoid it is to slug or play pyramid head.
Body blocking/ sandbagging: I consider sandbagging teammates as unsportsmanlike. I consider holding the game hostage, trapping any amount of survivors in a location where they can be held there for eternity, as unintentional gaming or basically cheating. However, I will sometimes trap a survivor in a corner during EGC and runout the timer for about 1 minute or so to guarantee that kill. It's the only time I will trap a survivor and keep them trapped for any amount of time, this is because it is guaranteed that they will die in exactly 1 minute and won't have to dc just to play again.
Farming: I only farm during difficult events (there's not many anymore) and/ or when 5 bps are brought in. I will never farm for more than 15 minutes and will actively end the game if it goes on for far too long.
Consider counter: 6
I agree dbd and for honor used to be my most rageful games and i taught myself to analyse my own playstyle, now i think these are my strongest games.
Its not bad or even embarassing to admit to urself where u go wrong and youll find yourself enjoying ur game better
When I play dead by daylight if someone is toxic I take everything light and fun but even when they act so mean I keep it in my head which is crazy because i somehow stay calm. Everytime I play dbd I feel like there are things I hate and love but I act kind and only say gg every time I win or lose
The way you think is something I’m gonna heavily incorporate, even more so now. I’ve gotten way better with not letting situations get to my head, but sometimes they do. I appreciate you for making this video, cuz it will help a lot of new players learn about what this game can hold. I remember when I had 75 hours in DBD, and I was playing killer as huntress. I went up against a 4K hour average SWF team who absolutely kicked my ass. The example of “hey come chase me” while clicking a flashlight is what happened that game. I killed the one with the flashlight macro, and the others left. Even if the situation resolved itself the next day, with everyone apologizing on both sides; you gotta think man... people are gonna be new. People are gonna be bad. So why be rude if the killer seems to not be at the skill level? Thankfully, I don’t get annoyed if I get outplayed anymore, I just say gg and move on. Take rapid’s advice seriously, it saves experiencing a lot of unneeded stress. ❤️
As a killer main I can tell you that it is important to keep a calm head and laugh if you make a bad play or they teabag you
Love this kind of vid, it can change someone perspective and morality ❤️.
Man, your tips are so great. Thanks for this video.
I agree with some. I disagree with others. Your points are your points and I respect them and I respect you. Can't wait for whatever you make next.
I had great experiences with my opponents in my first ever games. Killers letting me practice skillchecks when I was visibly struggling, swf noticing I was stuck downstairs in Midwich and daring to seek me (killer) out to guide me to the stairs, or giving tips and cheers in endgame chat.
I find I remember this kind of experiences much better than toxic or annoying players, and they kinda made me a more chill killer particularly. Am I a bit peeved when I realise the super agressive survivors are so good and will probably get a 4 escape ? Yeah. But I've found being calm or even a bit goofy often makes the game much more enjoyable and healthy. I've had several games with confident (sometimes cocky) swf who stomped me but delayed opening the doors to show me cool tricks and hiding spots, or who stayed through the collapse because they thought I did well and deserved at least a couple of kills.
I remember particularly a super organised (I guess some would say sweaty) team on Eyrie of Crows who wouldn't stop sabotaging hooks under my nose and erasing my very visible traps (Hag on Eyrie is a pain) with their flashlights. I managed to get two kills, and that annoyingly good looper Jill was finally in reach... in a sweet spot of the map where I physically couldn't put her on hook without Iron Grasp, which I wasn't playing. (Top of the temple, with one offering that spaces out hooks I believe) Whenever she escaped, she could go back to that spot, and there was nothing I could do except go for her friend (who was smartly doing gens).
I know my killer friend would have exploded in rage over the game, he's super easily triggered, but I was honestly impressed ! When she and the David managed to escape, the postgame chat was surprisingly sweet once ggs were said and I told them I didn't know about that spot and that it was actually kinda fun to find out.
Having a positive attitude towards the game really goes a long way sometimes !
I love the way you said everything man. The whole DBD community needs to hear this. I’m guilty of some of the frustration too but have made a better effort to be more chill and accepting of my games. Love your content, cheers brother!
Rapid main is so good he can play billy doing hands gestures while commentating
Word! This is not even a lesson for DbD but for life itself. Thanks for that, Rapid, huge respect!
I’ve started doing two things that I feel have really helped me, especially as someone who is passionate about the killer side of the game. The first is to care less about my killer rank. I used to sweat to try to make it as high as possible in the rankings as a personal picture of how “good” I was at killer, but all that did was make me upset whenever I heard that dreaded “Entity Displeased” sound effect at the end of a match. Taking things slow on killer side, taking time to learn new killers, or try new combinations on my old favorites, has been really helpful because I’m just focusing on each match as a moment in time instead of obsessively trying to pip up. I’m only at bronze 3 so far…and I’m okay with that! I can confidently say that I’ve had some solid games this season, and that’s enough for me. Sometimes, even a few solid hits while I’m practicing nurse, especially a well-timed down with her, has been incredibly satisfying, even if I’m only Ash ranks.
The second thing I’ve started doing is deciding that, if I load into a match and I see an offering I don’t like, or if I notice there’s a lot of them, I can just…farm. And that’s okay. It actually helped me avoid a 4 man squad with the Exponential boon that, no doubt, would have been an incredibly frustrating match but was, in fact, super fun. The survivors were genuinely funny, and one of them even gave me a kill at the end. I would’ve been so upset otherwise, so it was nice to just relax and have fun with them, instead of trying to battle against them. I don’t play friendly often, because I’m more interested in learning how to get better as an aggressive killer, but giving myself that option to relax and have fun really takes the pressure off of my killer matches.
Right in the feels, I have felt like tilting at survivors a lot lately because I have come up against a lot of toxicity. I'l try these tricks!
My favourite DBD reactions isn't rage - it is the reactions of sheer confusion/bafflement and watching the life of expectations leave your body as ping, hitboxes and bad plays defy all logic and common sense.
Hey thanks for the insight. I needed to hear this.
I remember one time I didn’t know about Michael Myers’ tombstone add on so when he started executing survivors who were all standing I got super tilted in my mind but I decided to just send him a chill normal message after the game and ask how he did that and it ended up being a nice conversation where he explained the ability. If you lose just be nice to the winning player and they usually match your energy and it brings your mood back down.
I get titled by the usual bully SWF squads and I try my best to mellow out. There have been alot of survivors trying to tilt killers today especially since the new Tome came out.
Thanks RapidMain
Seeing your attitude with DbD helped me get less tilted with Hunt: Showdown. It's a weird comparison but it's true.
I always congratulate survivors when they get out of a bad spot. Helps me learn what to pay attention to next time. Love your vids! Keep up the good work
I had my friend take a 2 week break from DBD because he was taking things too personally and getting seriously angry. I told him to try looking at things from a different perspective. Example:
1. We had a match where a survivor gave Myers Tier 3 and he started Tombstoning people. He was focused on being angry at the throwing survivor while I wanted to waste the Tombestone by forcing him to grab me from a locker (Myers waited 2 minutes infront of that locker).
2. Ghost Face players tend to tunnel and teabag me. My friend gets angry at that (one Ghost Face held the game hostage and tea bagged me for 2 minutes straight) meanwhile I was laughing at the fact the killer was THAT mad at me.
3. He hates when killers take the game hostage because of the time wasted and the idea the killer is trying to brag. I remind him the queue times are longer so having time wasted doesn't mean anything to me, also he can just alt-tab since DCing would increase the wait.
Overall he's trying to not take bad survivors or BMing killers personally. I also told him I care more about bloodpoints than escaping so losing for whatever reason doesn't matter to me. I get annoyed if we go to The Game, RPD or Midwich Elementary multiple times in a row though.
For me as Killer, if survivors start BMing it usually doesn't end well for them. They either spam flashlights but don't know I can just look up or get too cocky in the end game collapse and get killed (they usually DC if that happens, which is funny).
This changes my view on solo dbd, I really appreciate the vid! Hope all is well and I can't wait to catch your next stream!
Intro was fucking top tier lmfao.
The chases is what makes this game enjoyable for me as both Survivor and Killer.
Good video man. I'm a newer player (like 2 months only on weekends for a few hours with friends) had to remind myself "dude you're a baby in a game that's been out 5 years, you're gonna get rolled occasionally." Since I took on that mindset I have a lot more fun
I just found your channel a few hours ago. Then saw this video. I kinda don't need this because I don't get mad at this game (even when a ghost face camped me legit at the start of a match)
But I will admit, I spam the "come here!" Emote just to get the killer to focus on me. I don't mean to be toxic or bad manners, I just want to get the killer to focus on me so the rest of the survivors can have more time being safe while I have the killer chasing me.
Ps it's still a great video.
Had my first run in with an SWF bully squad. Holy shit did i rage as a first-time experience. 4 man last-second flashlight bringing teabagging "pro" loopers (though I suspect a minor speed hack from them also) that didn't even bother doing gens, but they outplayed me significantly and I went meltdown mode. Naturally stepped away from the game for the past couple days while I wait for level 3 for the tome to come out.
When it comes to me, I used to play a lot of SWFing with a group of friends on ps4. spent hundreds of hours and I used to be one of the stereotypical survivor mains that you would see pretty commonly in salt vids. I took an extended break and ended up rebuying the game last year during summer. And I find myself adopting this more than ever, as I play both sides, and work to have fun rather than winning. It does take a lot of time, but I noticed that playing now seems a lot more fun and enjoyable when you take things like tunneling or face camping on the nose. The salt I receive many times is funny, and i laugh it off. Just the little things can really help make such a huge difference when playing a game like dbd.
One of my friends on WoW used to say, "If an enemy faction player logs out and makes a character on your faction just to rage whisper you, you've already won." I related that to people commenting on your steam profile or coming to your stream chat to cry. lol
I’ve finally turned the corner on bully squads, my first game *ever* was against one, they were very proud of themselves.
So, my advice is: find the weak link and tunnel them out. They’ll have one, someone who just does their gens normally. Ignore the clickers and the teabags they want the chase and are more ready for it than you are.
You’ll always know where those guys are, whilst chasing their friend they’ll be running alongside you going: “Please wait, I want to be chased that’s not fair, you aren’t playing along!”
The bully squad quickly becomes funny and attention seeking. Without the anxiety, they have very little.
League was my first game and i can say it was and still is the most toxic game. I do get toxic in alot of games but when I get to toxic just taking a little break and getting back on works alot.
I like a farming match every once in a while. It feels nice to know that there’s a killer who’s friendly sometimes, or survivors who are chillybillies lol. And that’s where you get slug races, and basement parties - item gift rings … etc.
What I don’t like the most is when a killer starts out a match pretending to be a farmer and then Goes full ruthless with NOED… such a betrayal. Lol … or when the killer takes you to hatch and hooks you in front of it and closes it. Those people have got to be actual sociopaths IRL lmao 🤣
To be fair, killer letting pepole farm then kill them at the end is fair, considering how little the killer gets for letting survivours farm compared to them. It's a game style I would call perception, alot used inn strategy games or sea of thieves for instance. Killers do get blood points for closing the hatch, so making sure they get to close it is also fair.
Personaly, I hate it when killers from the get go off the round choose to tunnel a survivour out because he is a easy target compared to the others. It have happend to me, it have happend to many others. I just go "I didn't like that very much" and carry over to the next game 🤷♀️
@@trueredpanda1538 I’ve farmed and made more points than the survivors… getting 8 hooks, chases max pallet stuns and 0 kills. 🤷🏻♀️- I’ve farmed and made way less points. Lately it just seems like there are less and less fun “that’s so dbd” community moments and more people just being out rightly toxic like n purpose. Bubbas face camping and saying “ggEZ get rekt” in end game chat. 😑 The dbd community is becoming so toxic. Imho
@@kr3016 save it for the real toxic guys. Bubbas camping is countered by doing generators. If you are 3 survivours and do 1 gen each, easy 3 gens for that 1 hook camp for instance.
@@trueredpanda1538 camping Bubba is a guaranteed 2k *unless* the first person the Bubba chases is able to run him for 5 gens. And that is rare in soloQ. Usually the first down happens almost immediately and then some rando hovers around the hook instead of doing Gens - Bubbas mechanics are broken. He should have insta downs as an iri addon imho not basekit. Not even Myers has perma insta down [edit: base] And he’s evil incarnate. Lol
@@kr3016 I know, this, but still, thats just how it works out, I rarely play solo queue survivour. The thing is sinch that is his mechanic, there is no reason to rage upp to much about it. That other players don't understand that they shuld do gens instead is purely on them, not the killer.
Amen Rapid, this could also just be a "General rules of getting tilted online" like you say: it's just a game, either get in the mindset to play in a way you enjoy or just switch to a different game. It's just a game boys, no need to make it personal
9:45 - Amen brother
Thank you for this video! I thought I am the only one thinking like that. I am someone when I lose or getting outplayed I am the person to blame. Because if I had played better, I would've won. And so many people getting upset because of others although they just play against you. Because that's the game. I mean clicking and sutff is toxic ok, but if you think about it, it's like someone mocking u when u lost in a Monopoly game and thats actually funny because it's cringy like hell.
very useful guide, theres a ton of people who should take a look at this, thank you streamer/youtuber.
the funniest thing is that they didn't T-bag the Michael lol
As much as I love this video and want to do everything it says I worry that past frustrations on stream have basically turned my channel into a sinking ship with no way of fixing it. I feel like im hated by most of the community and I dunno what to do. I want to do good in matches as well as be entertaining but right now I feel like I succeed at neither
Intro 10/10. I fall off my chair and died. xD
Im a killer main for 4 years now, and usually the only time i get mad, or call people toxic when they t-bag me, constantly making fun of me (etc.) Also im not mad at the gamer who puts 827249 CoH in one game and always has green medkit, im mad at the game and the Devs, who let a perk decide the entire match for 4 person. Great video tho!
EDIT: Im amazed by the survivor mains who complain about literally every killer perk, trashtalks the killer when they use a tactic against them, but use the most META perks in the game and t-bag at every single opportunity.
damn this video is acuatcly good bro keep makin em bro
I enjoy the game a lot more, I find, if I don't bother with the endgame chat at all. The faster I can continue on to the next one, the less it affects my mood. I also try to re-define what I count as a win. For example, if I have a challenge to hook survivors, then it doesn't matter if I killed any or not, so long as I hook at least one to contribute to that challenge, that's a "win."
One of my very first matches as killer, I didn’t get any sacrifices and all of the survivors were at the exit gate. I walked over and all survivors were flashlight spamming and t-bagging, all of them except one. When I attacked the survivors they all ran through the gate except the one, he then walked under a hook and let me down him, so I picked him up and (remembering the hatch existed) gave him hatch.
Rapid, I love your content. I think you do a phenomenal job at showing both the good and bad in the DbD community. But I’d love to see more of the positive side of DbD in your content. As a player, I get so tired of the toxicity and when I get a good game against a good killer or a good team of survivors, it reminds me the fun of this game. I’d love to see a focus more on the positive players you come in contact with.
I feature a lot of positive people in my content and even in my recent Otz killer challenge video I had several good sports that I went against, I try as often as I can to include these chill people :)
@@Rapidmain I’ll definitely have to watch that video. Thanks for the response!
respectful i play on xbox and i got it free with game pass still the most fun ive had in a while love your videos man.
damn I really got curious about that Nurse game wanted to see the end of it :D
Great mindset. Don’t make excuses make solutions
I love watching krakenslive stream because hes so calm and positive. Just like u sayd in vid, hes so calm and aprecciative in games!
lmao; xqc's way is the best way
please get tilted, but only tilt like he did
amazing 10/10!
Honestly yeah I've tilting mostly due to the ranking system, but i grew to analyze my gameplay and see what I did wrong, for example, not follow the killer's red light when they're doing a mind game, or staying in a loop, doing this I do have some good games and good mindgames myself.
Flirt with the enemy to avoid being tilted, got it
it's funny that i found this video now because afther a few games these past few weeks i realized getting anoyyed at this kinda stuff was stupid so i stopped caring and just wanted to enjoy the game
however i do still get a kick of defeating a "bully squad" because if you manage to win against them cause they got cocky they get really mad yesterday i was against this squad that kept flashlight spamming and tea baggin at the same time and it got to the point when afther getting cocky with that they didn't realized i already got them all on death hook so when one of them died all of them followed easily and at the end they got mad at me because "you where supossed to let us win" and i just chuckled for myself afther that
rapid wrecked this team without even using his hands and talking about how he keeps his cool
Thing is that I learned, even though I'm mainly playing the game with friends, is that whenever you boot up the game you have to expect everything. There's no reason to get tilted. You can't derank, and your MMR is hidden. Yes, I do get mad at the killer sometimes.. but I just have to accept that he's better than me. :D
I do sometimes get angry at dbd but remember at the end of the game that it’s not that big of a deal and I could have a better game next try.
I used to get really upset in the game. And after a fog whisperer (who wasn't streaming at the time), told me to end my life after a game, I stopped playing the game for about a week to calm down. I came back, and while I still get annoyed (Like with the boil over RPD spamming), it's still a decent game. There have still been times where I give up, just cuz I'm not in a good mood, or I did something really really dumb, etc, but mostily, I feel better about the game. It's strange how taking a simple break can change a mindset
I remember when I got so upset on my second game as killer when everyone in the chat said "ez game" at the end that I stopped playing for a few days lol
I always wondered if Otz was inspired from Summit with the camera trick
When getting mad at a game, it always feels like someone is forcing your hand in a pot with boiling water. The urge to rage in pain from that is the same as ingame from anger. I just need to remember myself in time that noone is forcing me to nothing, I'm the person who puts his hand in the boiling water and I'm in full control over what will happen in the next minute.
Recently, I was against a 4-man swf of Bill's, and their main objective was to make sure I couldn't get hooks. Sabo boxes, Boil Over, Unbreakable, the whole shebang, and sadly, we were taken to Crotus Press Asylum, too, with the hospital main building (without map offering).
I did my best against them (I played as Knight) and was quite frustrated since I could barely hook, though I did manage to get 8 hooks in total, even killing 1 of em.
In the end, one of em said GG's, and I did the same. I would then ask them not to do it on other killers for the sake of suffering, and they said they mainly did it cause they were feeling goofy.
I completely understood it and basically just said GG's again and wished them a good day. My frustration completely went away since it ended civilly with us both saying GG's.
Might just be me, but saying GG's has a weird way of calming down the situation.
As much as I do try my best to stay calm and collected, I do get slightly miffed and disappointed at people teabagging at gates or rapidly clicking flashlights and that guy at the start sums up my feelings. I can take a loss, I can take five games in a row without any kills, but taunting me like that, does get on my nerves. I know it's what they want, but I can't help how I feel seeing it.
Well said Rapid 🙂
Maybe this can be of help for others here but a thing I do for a few years now, what also works for any game, is to literally put on some super funny stupid music. It can literally be just funny background music or some funky/ happy songs like idk? Never gonna give you up, right? It changes the game so much and made even shitty matches so much fun for me :D
(Also for toxic survivors or killer, just try seeing it funny, oh a basement bubba? u go lil funky cannibal boi, just gonna wave at him and make it fun)
I’ve been a heavy rager at this game in the past. Something that really help was watching your videos about salty players. Seeing those players and some of the shit they say, you should kinda realize this isn’t good for you and is absolutely not the way to be. You said it in this video but I’ve stopped going in thinking I’m going to get X amount of kill or whatever. It’s about fun, and disassociating fun and winning can be very difficult, but it’s a lot less stressful.
I had a huge break from DBD, several chapters long. One DBD session Blight was added a week ago and the next there were rumors of Pinhead coming. Back then, right at the start of my return to dbd was a bug, where in the lobby no matter what player A had as their cosmetics on their selected character Player B would see the outfit that they had on that character. As in, Player A is default Meg and Player B is default Bill. Instead of seeing default Meg, player B would see whatever outfit they last used on Meg.
Before I learned this, I was getting very confused and annoyed at the survivors I was going against. I remembered who was who before the match started, but when we got into the game they looked completely different and it messed with my rhythm. Once I learned of the bug, I tended to ignore things like that, and things in DBD that annoyed me in general. No idea why, but I just stopped yelling at my screen, I stopped cursing out loud at 'Hex: Offender_69' or stupid things like that. I just remembered that this is a game and those people are trying to have fun, same as me. It might be through different means, but that's all it is. Fun
Bro THANK U for explaining this! I’m more of a killer main and i play other games as well and everyone is always getting to mad for no reason. But I always just laugh it off. When I play DbD especially, I’ve gotten a couple crazy survs who got made because I was forced to tunnel or I did fairly alright (note i’m not like Otz or some crazy person ofc xD) and I just laugh xD i’m a person who wants to chill and tho I do get frustrated, i’m not gonna attack those who played well