This is a weird place to put this, but if you want an IDV collab to return, you’re probably going to need to convince the collaborator it’s a good idea.
@@BBlackPhoenix Like telling the collaborator bringing back the crossover would be profitable, as the only (likely) way they’d bring it back is if they got more money from it.
DBD tries to balance enjoyment and fun, trying to eliminate not that fun strategies like camping. Trying to make every game different and not repetitive with the perk system and randomized maps. IDV balances around well, being competitive and ranking, trying to go for that e-sports balance but sacrificing the more fun aspects of the game that could make it less repetitive to play at times. It's entirely up to you what you prefer to play, trying to have creative random games or trying to be competitive and reach the top of leadboard. With that all said both sides can very much be competitive and have tournaments, dbd needs to add additional rules in the process like limiting the perk selection, map, addons, etc. They could add them as custom games features cause I don't think the dbd community would like these changes for the main game. But again entirely up to preference
@@Frenchonionsoupp disagree, I played that game for a long time and because - every map is always the same and they are getting added way less often - every survivor uses the same builds on the same characters - you always know what the characters will do because of their abilities. There is no building well builda . I can tell you how every game goes all the time, the game got so repetitive it activley felt like work to play to me
@@Axyierl I’ve literally played dbd for 5 years. in idv the survivors actually have different abilities unlike dbd where its the same looping every game
@@Frenchonionsoupp I've played IDV since realise up until ashes of memory. You're probably burned out of the game and that's fine. Everyone likes different stuff but for me idv is way more repetitive because there is no customization and ability to create builds. Everything is just the same especially if you've reached higher ranks
@@AxyierlSomething IDV was that makes the game less repetitive is the game modes, give it a try, its what i play the most but i like both games(dbd its kinda pay to win and a lot of grind)
I dont play dbd but i like watching others playing it. I wish IDV had more maps like dbd cuz its boring playing same maps again and again. It'd be awesome if they release one new map per 2 or 3 seasons.
I’d love to see a Idv hunter go over to DBD as a killer. Nightmare feels like an optimal choice, he’d be terrifying to run into. But I doubt netease would let one of their characters be in such a violent setting with how China is on censorship
I hope for the same thing. While they probably wouldn't add a full on character (although characters like Axe Boy or Mad Eyes would fit nicely I think) some skins for similar characters would be cool. Like a Gamekeeper skin for Deathslinger or Smiley Face for Billy. Vice versa for IDV skins. I would love to be able to use a gun while playing Gamekeeper. I'm a Gamekeeper main.
Another thing to focus on is the factor of priming in both games. Idv, you prime a cipher to pop it if someone has borrowed time. However, there is no rush aspect. You can play for minutes after everyone else died or escaped and you can wait out someone kiting for the pop. As to where Dbd has the timer so priming the gate is very important. Priming a gate in idv is a bad strat but in dbd, it can be the difference between people making it out or dying. Also, in idv, there are hunter traits such as blink or excitement or so on but dbd mainly focuses on the perks and normal killer abilities. Idv, you get the perk, hunter ability, and personas. Although both games are akin to one another, there's alot of differences between them. Also, both game has their own dungeon feature. Identity V will always have the dungeon open when everyone else is dead and, to counter camping, the dungeon will respawn after some time. Dead by daylight makes a strong gamble in closing the dungeon as it will instantly queue the gates and countdown, alongside survivors being able to use a key to open the dungeon. I like the stark differences both have in their own ways. Also though, in idv, I find it alot more random on if people will do great or throw (but I play on Na/Eu so that's a given). I find people in dbd tend to do better at playing to a certain extent. But that's just my own opinion.
the only bad thing about idv is just one imho, the time-gated rank system. Its suck because I lived on the country that have bad time zone compared to others. 11 AM - 6 PM - 3 AM wasn't good time for me to play the game
i played both but i personally like IDV when it comes to ranking system and competitive plays, and DBD when it comes to casual plays. you see, DBD isn't really balanced when it comes to matchmaking, perks, and add-ons that's why they stopped making the game enter on the competitive side after their first-ever official tournament where every game were Nurses and 4 Claudettes all running the same perks.. tho the game both has the same style when playing as killers, DBD survivors are just skins when you have all their transferable perks.. what makes DBD more enjoyable for me is that you can be creative and choose your own builds which makes the game more interesting since you have to take note what certain perks the killer uses when playing as survivor. and what each survivor perks are when playing as a killer- making the game more intuitive and fun as well.. another thing is that when you play as a killer in IDV, you can do any strategy to win and survivors wont blame you for it (camping and tunneling) while in DBD, survivors will bombard you with BS on post matches for camping and tunneling at 5 gens (ciphers in IDV).. BTW you can still camp in DBD, the new anti-camping update on DBD only works on face-camping and not camping entirely..
i play both of them, in idv i main dream witch and antiquarian, in dbd i main sadako, and twins ( because they are similar to dream witch, but mainly sadako cause i love ringu and the ring ). i personally think idv is WAY more competitive, but dbd is more fun, and scary. your more likely to get jupscared in dbd than idv. I play DBD more than i used to now, even more than IDV just because IDV gives me fear, because you need to make 0 mistakes, especially early game
Overall both games are fun I prefer idv because of the variety of characters and hunters aswell as abilities but if you want a more fast paced game dbd is probably a better option
@@Frenchonionsoupp it depends on pressure, i play both of them. in Identity V, i play dream witch, the matches are way longer, cause i have to keep the pressure, not allowing the followers to be deleeched e.t.c in DBD, i play Sadako, and the same thing, you need to keep the pressure, keep jumpscaring, keep the 7 stacks of condemn... the matches can reach 20-25 minutes!
idvs more competitive oriented imo, everythings fixed even maps if u wanna play smth consistent, do idv smth more chaotic dbd, it makes it more fun imo too
Too bad they didnt fix the golden cave wdym its fixed? And then why there is a ROLLERCOASTER in the game and even tram its nonsense for 1vs5 asymetrical horror
@@aryaarias15 The rollercoaster is actually good for getaways. I once had someone waiting in the driving seat while I went to save someone. I then body blocked for the person I saved as we made our way back over to the rollercoaster so that we could get taken halfway across the map and away from the hunter. Unluckily I was hit out of the rollercoaster by the hunter just as it left but it makes the map unique and helpful if its used right. Especially when one person gets downed on the other side of them map and I need a faster way to get there as the map is huge and no one's nearby. What does confuse me is the carosuel though... its pretty useless. The tram is good for luck. Like when you're being carried to the chair, if the hunter isn't careful and gets hit by the tram they drop the surv and the surv has another chance to kite. If the surv is running from the hunter and gets hit by the tram, they'll be stunned which makes it quicker for the hunter to down them. Its also good for getways and transitions too, it legit saved me from getting put in my last chair one time when it just so happened to stop by me as I was running for my life.
For me,both of them are awesome. Even there are so many problems in the two games,but I think Netease and behavior wil fix it well. But anyway,ABA games are my favorite.
you're wrong. IDV is more balanced in terms on competitive side.. DBD has alot of overpowered perks and add-ons.. i played both but i played DBD more since my ping on IDV sucks.. IDV has official tournaments while DBD only did one, and it was a DISASTER..
@@jiwoo7560 I am not talking about tournaments lol I am talking of what is more balanced and clearly dbd is way more balanced in idv it is unbearable to play as hunter most of the survivors are op and 8 out of 10 of them are meta (chiper rush is another full conversation) in idv when you play as hunter you need to get a down in at least 20-30 seconds or else you are screwed
@@neozer0992 just the same with dbd. if you played against sweaty swf survivors, you would also get gen rushed. worst case everyone gets out since noed (detention in idv) is totem based. which makes it easier to counter coz its destroyable.. the reason why it's much easier to win as killer im DBD coz the matchmaking is trash. you'll get matched with players who are stronger/weaker than you
@@jiwoo7560 I've played dbd for 5 years and am a rank 1 kiler some times it's true that I get the clueless survivors but most of the time I get the toxic swf's but at least in dbd you have a way to counter certain things (gen rush for example) while in idv you can't counter anything and one mistake can lose you the game and the only way to counter chiper rush in idv is with abnormal which is on a 100-80 sec cooldown (I don't remember the exact number)
@@neozer0992 dude getting iri 1 for survs and killer in DBD is not difficult. since you will still get rewarded even if you didnt escape as survivor. and didnt get kills as killer coz dbd has a different scoring system.. yes, its true that dbd has gen regressing perks but it still case to case basis. good swf survivors will still stomp u like how good survs in idv do. and so is playing against strong killers.. but dbd doesnt have banning system too which is also not balance.. btw what killer do u use in DBD as main? coz if ure using the 3 strongest killers in DBD, those arent balance as well
Fool's Gold looks pretty cool, disappointing they made him look so similar to his counterpart but the design is still fire. Looking forward to seeing his abilities! What are your thoughts on him?
when dbd you are really put out there, no powers or anything just perks and the environment is bestfriend if you want to survive and escape. in idv you have powers so its not that hard. i played both games with idv being my first game then moved to dbd cause i just like the edgy and dark vibe dbd gives and you got liscensed killers to play against or play as.
I actually prefer identity v because it's more charming and has a more unique style and the characters have way more personality 😊❤ the only thing dead by daylight does better is it's horror atmosphere
I think dbd is better bc you can randomly pick perks while with idv your stuck with a person who has 1 ability but in dbd you can pick a character and still have different perks but they are both good game I just prefer dbd more
I think its better that way as then you automatically know what your teammate's main abilities are and rarely have to communicate to know how to work with them. And we can also pick our own individual perks using personas on top of that, like how I always go for tide turner and the vaulting perk while others go for flywheel and the healing perks.
bro using random perks in DBD will get you a lot of hates on post matches. that's why DBD doesnt show what perks each survivors uses coz sweaty players will scold you for not using meta perks..
As someone who has played both, i've gotta say. This is the most biased video I have ever seen comparing the two. DBD is arguably more competitive because of the fact that you Don't know who you will be facing, where you will be, or what saide will bring what. This is just my first point. I can go in detail if anyone wants to debate me on this.
Not using Borrowed Time. I either die before then, or have no use for it cos I'm at full health and Hunter has detention anyway. Might as well use Knee Jerk and Flywheel
@@NigaAbushumuare you new? Borrowed time is a must no matter what character you use because if you’re being chased when the last cipher is primed they’ll pop it when you’re downed and now you get insane distance whilst hunter is in atk animation. I don’t see a reason why you shouldn’t bring it
@@QuagmiresDungeon have you ever played with randoms? Nobody in Elk friggin pings their location, so survs bringing hunters to them is frequent. Minority are awesome at their kites, most die under 60 sec. Also, it seems like hardly anybody knows how to rescue properly, either just after half or fail it completely. At that point it just becomes a dungeon run at 3 ciphers, can you pop all 3 or will you just go full kite persona?
Side note: if I really cant kite the hunter even with this persona, I will just be the suicide to try and let my teammates escape. At that point I will be spamming open the door and dragging hunter to some obsolete kiting spot (prolly) (this also wastes Detention time for the next rescue if needed)
I think IDV is not good gameplay when you are first target because you will be tunneling+camping and you got less point and if you be first target play in the rank you will loss many point!!!!
@@aryaarias15 golden cave doesnt show up as a map in rank tram and roller coaster is really balanced imo hunter and surv can use both at their advantage tram isnt just limited to 1 faction its for all so if everyone gets hit your fault while roller coaster is really beneficial if u know what ure doing maybe ure a naiad and hopped in the roller coaster 1st her water will make everyone die if theyre in it as it leaves trails while survivors can also use the roller coaster as a time consuming kite machine it really depends thats why its in the competitive area plus hunters can bring TP and get that juicey TS if any surv were to use the roller coaster and one of the station has a nearby cipher and another if a coord were to gun a hunter when theyre in the roller coaster they can get out of it suddenly because of 2 animations colliding
I don't understand how Idv being simpler and particularly repetitive or consistent idk, is more competitive than DBD, where you have to memorize many more things and learn to play around different structures of most of the time different maps having on mind the killer power and playstyle, I think the randomness of DBD makes it more complicated & competitive, but I don't know if I'm misunderstanding the word “Competitive”.
@@elytorres3051 If maps had set loops in DBD the teams would have all loops memorised 100% and soon it would play like a bot game and take the fun out of comp being a little challenging. I did watch some tournament games in IDV and the skill level is just not there to compare, sorry. Teams had way easier jobs to do yet they perform on a way lower skill level than those in DBD. Making blunders, bad decision making, the list just goes on and I can’t really take it seriously given the fact they have a cheat sheet which is same map. On contrary, DBD has distinct tiles such as pallet gyms, TL walls etc. that players have to recognise and use properly.
@@pookieeegaming Memorization is a big part in strategies and competitions, what are you talking about. It would be like a bot game maybe in dbd case, where ALL survivors are mostly similar. But in IDV every single survivor is different and therefore even the same loop can give different outcomes. Do you even play IDV to know if it's easy or not? There has been so many tournaments over the years, you can't judge the overall skill level just by a few of them. Pallets and Windows also play a big role in IDV, lots of characters rely on them to use their abilities to their full potential. Kiting is a big deal in IDV. I play the two games, have fun with the two. But dbd is just not suitable for the competitive scene. It does not encourage team play but individual play, making strategies is nearly impossible, roles do not exist.
@@elytorres3051 Top DBD comp teams like Eternal and Elysium give a showcase of peak teamwork and dealing with end game scenarios, I recommend you try watching DBD league. It’s really on a different level than IDV comp. Well DBD is a different type of memorisation, as you have different types of tiles, killer and survivors also know what perk builds to expect from the opposite side. Looping in IDV is way way easier as you can basically memorise all maps, then knee jerk reflex can trigger once every 25s I think, while in DBD your exhaustion perk like Lithe is realistically only used once per chase so you need to do it in the right time. I’ve played IDV for three weeks now and I’ve almost escaped mammoth in solo rank. DBD i played for around 4 years now and I’m top rank.
Im Sorry but i disagree first of all idv Its just too confusing in dbd the only thing u Need to do is to Ghet character Upgrade them am etc. in dbd the escaping thing makes more Sense as regenators make light and power up next is the texture and dbd ofc Takes this one just make some differences Next perks in idv there Are Not this much perks as in dbd the perks Are more that reprezents their character and give them special abilites but idk cause i play idv less and idv copied adrelania the meg Perk that After all Generators Are Open it Gives them a boost and a Health state now i wana Talk about the thing that makes more sense Like when the killer gets u and puts u in a hook it Shows an Animation Like in the second stage and when they reach 3 stage it k!!ls them whit the Spider legs and they dont fly in the air and the last is character Witch i agree idv Takes this one bc it has more creativiti and dbd wins and idv Its just a copy and paste
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I left dbd for idv cuz I think the cosmetics in idv are better lol
They are more... Hmmm... Exciting? Lol
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I'm hyped for Mono and the return of B. Duck! Any skins have you excited?
This is a weird place to put this, but if you want an IDV collab to return, you’re probably going to need to convince the collaborator it’s a good idea.
What do you mean?
@@BBlackPhoenix Like telling the collaborator bringing back the crossover would be profitable, as the only (likely) way they’d bring it back is if they got more money from it.
@@Danganfinronpa and which Collab are we talking about?
@@BBlackPhoenix Any of them besides Fatal Frame, Junji Ito, or Death Note.
@@Danganfinronpa Why can't they return?
DBD tries to balance enjoyment and fun, trying to eliminate not that fun strategies like camping. Trying to make every game different and not repetitive with the perk system and randomized maps. IDV balances around well, being competitive and ranking, trying to go for that e-sports balance but sacrificing the more fun aspects of the game that could make it less repetitive to play at times. It's entirely up to you what you prefer to play, trying to have creative random games or trying to be competitive and reach the top of leadboard. With that all said both sides can very much be competitive and have tournaments, dbd needs to add additional rules in the process like limiting the perk selection, map, addons, etc. They could add them as custom games features cause I don't think the dbd community would like these changes for the main game. But again entirely up to preference
Idv is 1000 times less repetitive than dbd
@@Frenchonionsoupp disagree, I played that game for a long time and because
- every map is always the same and they are getting added way less often
- every survivor uses the same builds on the same characters
- you always know what the characters will do because of their abilities. There is no building well builda
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I can tell you how every game goes all the time, the game got so repetitive it activley felt like work to play to me
@@Axyierl I’ve literally played dbd for 5 years. in idv the survivors actually have different abilities unlike dbd where its the same looping every game
@@Frenchonionsoupp I've played IDV since realise up until ashes of memory. You're probably burned out of the game and that's fine. Everyone likes different stuff but for me idv is way more repetitive because there is no customization and ability to create builds. Everything is just the same especially if you've reached higher ranks
@@AxyierlSomething IDV was that makes the game less repetitive is the game modes, give it a try, its what i play the most but i like both games(dbd its kinda pay to win and a lot of grind)
I dont play dbd but i like watching others playing it. I wish IDV had more maps like dbd cuz its boring playing same maps again and again. It'd be awesome if they release one new map per 2 or 3 seasons.
Another point as well is that IDV tells you which map you are going on the lobby while DBD doesnt, that is extremely important on character choosing.
I mean, for dbd i don’t think the character matters for whichever map or any map, but i think I know what you mean (?)
@@fugitivemuffin I mean,Otz does point out that some killers are better in certain maps than others.
Still doesn't change the fact what killer is going to show up is not known anyway@@patcherininko2436
I’d love to see a Idv hunter go over to DBD as a killer. Nightmare feels like an optimal choice, he’d be terrifying to run into. But I doubt netease would let one of their characters be in such a violent setting with how China is on censorship
I hope for the same thing. While they probably wouldn't add a full on character (although characters like Axe Boy or Mad Eyes would fit nicely I think) some skins for similar characters would be cool. Like a Gamekeeper skin for Deathslinger or Smiley Face for Billy. Vice versa for IDV skins. I would love to be able to use a gun while playing Gamekeeper. I'm a Gamekeeper main.
netease des own a mobile version of DBD, and also is helping DBD, and DBD is helping them in IDV, so it could happen??
Another thing to focus on is the factor of priming in both games. Idv, you prime a cipher to pop it if someone has borrowed time. However, there is no rush aspect. You can play for minutes after everyone else died or escaped and you can wait out someone kiting for the pop. As to where Dbd has the timer so priming the gate is very important. Priming a gate in idv is a bad strat but in dbd, it can be the difference between people making it out or dying. Also, in idv, there are hunter traits such as blink or excitement or so on but dbd mainly focuses on the perks and normal killer abilities. Idv, you get the perk, hunter ability, and personas. Although both games are akin to one another, there's alot of differences between them. Also, both game has their own dungeon feature. Identity V will always have the dungeon open when everyone else is dead and, to counter camping, the dungeon will respawn after some time. Dead by daylight makes a strong gamble in closing the dungeon as it will instantly queue the gates and countdown, alongside survivors being able to use a key to open the dungeon. I like the stark differences both have in their own ways. Also though, in idv, I find it alot more random on if people will do great or throw (but I play on Na/Eu so that's a given). I find people in dbd tend to do better at playing to a certain extent.
But that's just my own opinion.
i like both personally but dbd is a little more scary and i think that gives it charm
I thought this was gonna be about the actual competitive scene and bring up the first DBD tournament.
More the aspect of which game has more competitive features!
If you want fun and competitive then choose IDV
If you want hardcore and complexity than choose DBD
the only bad thing about idv is just one imho, the time-gated rank system. Its suck because I lived on the country that have bad time zone compared to others. 11 AM - 6 PM - 3 AM wasn't good time for me to play the game
The thing is NAEU doesn't have enough players to have rank open 24/7. The matching times would be way too long.
@@hamster6216 omg yes rank times are so awkward where I live. :(
tbh i like idv more but dbd is also fun
i played both but i personally like IDV when it comes to ranking system and competitive plays, and DBD when it comes to casual plays. you see, DBD isn't really balanced when it comes to matchmaking, perks, and add-ons that's why they stopped making the game enter on the competitive side after their first-ever official tournament where every game were Nurses and 4 Claudettes all running the same perks.. tho the game both has the same style when playing as killers, DBD survivors are just skins when you have all their transferable perks.. what makes DBD more enjoyable for me is that you can be creative and choose your own builds which makes the game more interesting since you have to take note what certain perks the killer uses when playing as survivor. and what each survivor perks are when playing as a killer- making the game more intuitive and fun as well.. another thing is that when you play as a killer in IDV, you can do any strategy to win and survivors wont blame you for it (camping and tunneling) while in DBD, survivors will bombard you with BS on post matches for camping and tunneling at 5 gens (ciphers in IDV)..
BTW you can still camp in DBD, the new anti-camping update on DBD only works on face-camping and not camping entirely..
Entire video summary: idv is more consistent while dbd is more randomized, wich makes idv more competitive
I left dbd for Idv because idv has more variety in its characters. And the cosmetics are better.
I like the grounded realisim and atmosphere of dbd however i love the artstyle, the 1920s ascetic is great
i play both of them, in idv i main dream witch and antiquarian, in dbd i main sadako, and twins ( because they are similar to dream witch, but mainly sadako cause i love ringu and the ring ).
i personally think idv is WAY more competitive, but dbd is more fun, and scary.
your more likely to get jupscared in dbd than idv. I play DBD more than i used to now, even more than IDV just because IDV gives me fear, because you need to make 0 mistakes, especially early game
Overall both games are fun I prefer idv because of the variety of characters and hunters aswell as abilities but if you want a more fast paced game dbd is probably a better option
Huh? Idv games are way faster than dbd
@@Frenchonionsoupp it depends on pressure, i play both of them.
in Identity V, i play dream witch, the matches are way longer, cause i have to keep the pressure, not allowing the followers to be deleeched e.t.c
in DBD, i play Sadako, and the same thing, you need to keep the pressure, keep jumpscaring, keep the 7 stacks of condemn... the matches can reach 20-25 minutes!
idvs more competitive oriented imo, everythings fixed even maps
if u wanna play smth consistent, do idv
smth more chaotic dbd, it makes it more fun imo too
Well not all maps tho
Too bad they didnt fix the golden cave wdym its fixed?
And then why there is a ROLLERCOASTER in the game and even tram its nonsense for 1vs5 asymetrical horror
fixed as if not randomized, every map is always the same.
@@aryaarias15 The rollercoaster is actually good for getaways. I once had someone waiting in the driving seat while I went to save someone. I then body blocked for the person I saved as we made our way back over to the rollercoaster so that we could get taken halfway across the map and away from the hunter. Unluckily I was hit out of the rollercoaster by the hunter just as it left but it makes the map unique and helpful if its used right. Especially when one person gets downed on the other side of them map and I need a faster way to get there as the map is huge and no one's nearby. What does confuse me is the carosuel though... its pretty useless.
The tram is good for luck. Like when you're being carried to the chair, if the hunter isn't careful and gets hit by the tram they drop the surv and the surv has another chance to kite. If the surv is running from the hunter and gets hit by the tram, they'll be stunned which makes it quicker for the hunter to down them. Its also good for getways and transitions too, it legit saved me from getting put in my last chair one time when it just so happened to stop by me as I was running for my life.
I once recshed top 100 with one hunter in idv, and yet, i dropped it for dbd just bevsuse i find it way more fun and less more stressing
I play IDV much more than DBD but I still play both and I agree with it all
For me,both of them are awesome.
Even there are so many problems in the two games,but I think Netease and behavior wil fix it well.
But anyway,ABA games are my favorite.
I don't think it's up for debate obviously dbd is more balanced
you're wrong. IDV is more balanced in terms on competitive side.. DBD has alot of overpowered perks and add-ons.. i played both but i played DBD more since my ping on IDV sucks.. IDV has official tournaments while DBD only did one, and it was a DISASTER..
@@jiwoo7560 I am not talking about tournaments lol I am talking of what is more balanced and clearly dbd is way more balanced in idv it is unbearable to play as hunter most of the survivors are op and 8 out of 10 of them are meta (chiper rush is another full conversation) in idv when you play as hunter you need to get a down in at least 20-30 seconds or else you are screwed
@@neozer0992 just the same with dbd. if you played against sweaty swf survivors, you would also get gen rushed. worst case everyone gets out since noed (detention in idv) is totem based. which makes it easier to counter coz its destroyable.. the reason why it's much easier to win as killer im DBD coz the matchmaking is trash. you'll get matched with players who are stronger/weaker than you
@@jiwoo7560 I've played dbd for 5 years and am a rank 1 kiler some times it's true that I get the clueless survivors but most of the time I get the toxic swf's but at least in dbd you have a way to counter certain things (gen rush for example) while in idv you can't counter anything and one mistake can lose you the game and the only way to counter chiper rush in idv is with abnormal which is on a 100-80 sec cooldown (I don't remember the exact number)
@@neozer0992 dude getting iri 1 for survs and killer in DBD is not difficult. since you will still get rewarded even if you didnt escape as survivor. and didnt get kills as killer coz dbd has a different scoring system.. yes, its true that dbd has gen regressing perks but it still case to case basis. good swf survivors will still stomp u like how good survs in idv do. and so is playing against strong killers.. but dbd doesnt have banning system too which is also not balance.. btw what killer do u use in DBD as main? coz if ure using the 3 strongest killers in DBD, those arent balance as well
*WHY IS ASYLUM AND GOLDEN CAVE MAPS NOT USED IN GAME ANYMORE!!!???*
Whats ur thoughts on the new hunter for idv
Fool's Gold looks pretty cool, disappointing they made him look so similar to his counterpart but the design is still fire. Looking forward to seeing his abilities! What are your thoughts on him?
@@BBlackPhoenix I think his design is cool and maybe one of his abilities could summon rocks to block or pallets or windows so he can anti-kite
@@BBlackPhoenix for me its okay if they looks similiar with their other identity for example weeping clowen and joker....
r u not streaming on twitch anymore?
when dbd you are really put out there, no powers or anything just perks and the environment is bestfriend if you want to survive and escape. in idv you have powers so its not that hard.
i played both games with idv being my first game then moved to dbd cause i just like the edgy and dark vibe dbd gives and you got liscensed killers to play against or play as.
I actually prefer identity v because it's more charming and has a more unique style and the characters have way more personality 😊❤ the only thing dead by daylight does better is it's horror atmosphere
I think dbd is better bc you can randomly pick perks while with idv your stuck with a person who has 1 ability but in dbd you can pick a character and still have different perks but they are both good game I just prefer dbd more
Yes, both game are amazing. The more people play idv, the more people know dbd and vice versa. We should help each other instead of conflict.
Agreed! @thiphuonghoale9627
I think its better that way as then you automatically know what your teammate's main abilities are and rarely have to communicate to know how to work with them. And we can also pick our own individual perks using personas on top of that, like how I always go for tide turner and the vaulting perk while others go for flywheel and the healing perks.
bro using random perks in DBD will get you a lot of hates on post matches. that's why DBD doesnt show what perks each survivors uses coz sweaty players will scold you for not using meta perks..
@@BBlackPhoenix i love both games so much now i play both
As someone who has played both, i've gotta say. This is the most biased video I have ever seen comparing the two. DBD is arguably more competitive because of the fact that you Don't know who you will be facing, where you will be, or what saide will bring what. This is just my first point. I can go in detail if anyone wants to debate me on this.
@@agunnnation7385 you need tô remember this game is survivor sided, so The killer knowing his opponents balances it
Sorry for being part of the 0.1%
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Not using Borrowed Time. I either die before then, or have no use for it cos I'm at full health and Hunter has detention anyway. Might as well use Knee Jerk and Flywheel
@@NigaAbushumuare you new? Borrowed time is a must no matter what character you use because if you’re being chased when the last cipher is primed they’ll pop it when you’re downed and now you get insane distance whilst hunter is in atk animation. I don’t see a reason why you shouldn’t bring it
@@QuagmiresDungeon have you ever played with randoms? Nobody in Elk friggin pings their location, so survs bringing hunters to them is frequent. Minority are awesome at their kites, most die under 60 sec. Also, it seems like hardly anybody knows how to rescue properly, either just after half or fail it completely. At that point it just becomes a dungeon run at 3 ciphers, can you pop all 3 or will you just go full kite persona?
Side note: if I really cant kite the hunter even with this persona, I will just be the suicide to try and let my teammates escape. At that point I will be spamming open the door and dragging hunter to some obsolete kiting spot (prolly) (this also wastes Detention time for the next rescue if needed)
I think IDV is not good gameplay when you are first target because you will be tunneling+camping and you got less point and if you be first target play in the rank you will loss many point!!!!
this sounds like your just biased towards idv
His whole channel is about idv and "dead by daylight" but barely uploads anything of dbd while keeps always up to date on idv
no one is competitive
IVL, IJL 👁️ 👄 👁️
@@kierannnnn and what? u can try to hold some tournaments, but ur game would be still not competitive
Nah phoenix idv map IS NOT competitive for example the super big golden cave,how it fair and competitive?
Especially roaller coaster and the tram does it exist at dbd? Both really gave survivor easy win
@@aryaarias15 golden cave doesnt show up as a map in rank
tram and roller coaster is really balanced imo hunter and surv can use both at their advantage
tram isnt just limited to 1 faction its for all so if everyone gets hit your fault while roller coaster is really beneficial if u know what ure doing
maybe ure a naiad and hopped in the roller coaster 1st her water will make everyone die if theyre in it as it leaves trails while survivors can also use the roller coaster as a time consuming kite machine it really depends thats why its in the competitive area plus hunters can bring TP and get that juicey TS if any surv were to use the roller coaster and one of the station has a nearby cipher and another if a coord were to gun a hunter when theyre in the roller coaster they can get out of it suddenly because of 2 animations colliding
I don't understand how Idv being simpler and particularly repetitive or consistent idk, is more competitive than DBD, where you have to memorize many more things and learn to play around different structures of most of the time different maps having on mind the killer power and playstyle, I think the randomness of DBD makes it more complicated & competitive, but I don't know if I'm misunderstanding the word “Competitive”.
@@DeadDrone-vv7vr my thoughts exactly, IDV is a simplified version, I feel like the IDV comp teams skill level is way lower than in DBD.
@@pookieeegaming Things being simpler and fixed is what allows players to create strategies, that is suitable for competitive. More isn't always best.
@@elytorres3051 If maps had set loops in DBD the teams would have all loops memorised 100% and soon it would play like a bot game and take the fun out of comp being a little challenging.
I did watch some tournament games in IDV and the skill level is just not there to compare, sorry. Teams had way easier jobs to do yet they perform on a way lower skill level than those in DBD. Making blunders, bad decision making, the list just goes on and I can’t really take it seriously given the fact they have a cheat sheet which is same map.
On contrary, DBD has distinct tiles such as pallet gyms, TL walls etc. that players have to recognise and use properly.
@@pookieeegaming Memorization is a big part in strategies and competitions, what are you talking about. It would be like a bot game maybe in dbd case, where ALL survivors are mostly similar. But in IDV every single survivor is different and therefore even the same loop can give different outcomes.
Do you even play IDV to know if it's easy or not? There has been so many tournaments over the years, you can't judge the overall skill level just by a few of them.
Pallets and Windows also play a big role in IDV, lots of characters rely on them to use their abilities to their full potential. Kiting is a big deal in IDV.
I play the two games, have fun with the two. But dbd is just not suitable for the competitive scene. It does not encourage team play but individual play, making strategies is nearly impossible, roles do not exist.
@@elytorres3051 Top DBD comp teams like Eternal and Elysium give a showcase of peak teamwork and dealing with end game scenarios, I recommend you try watching DBD league. It’s really on a different level than IDV comp.
Well DBD is a different type of memorisation, as you have different types of tiles, killer and survivors also know what perk builds to expect from the opposite side.
Looping in IDV is way way easier as you can basically memorise all maps, then knee jerk reflex can trigger once every 25s I think, while in DBD your exhaustion perk like Lithe is realistically only used once per chase so you need to do it in the right time.
I’ve played IDV for three weeks now and I’ve almost escaped mammoth in solo rank. DBD i played for around 4 years now and I’m top rank.
DDB is more fun.
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@@dantekiwi7926 my bad
DBD.
Im Sorry but i disagree first of all idv Its just too confusing in dbd the only thing u Need to do is to Ghet character Upgrade them am etc. in dbd the escaping thing makes more Sense as regenators make light and power up next is the texture and dbd ofc Takes this one just make some differences Next perks in idv there Are Not this much perks as in dbd the perks Are more that reprezents their character and give them special abilites but idk cause i play idv less and idv copied adrelania the meg Perk that After all Generators Are Open it Gives them a boost and a Health state now i wana Talk about the thing that makes more sense Like when the killer gets u and puts u in a hook it Shows an Animation Like in the second stage and when they reach 3 stage it k!!ls them whit the Spider legs and they dont fly in the air and the last is character Witch i agree idv Takes this one bc it has more creativiti and dbd wins and idv Its just a copy and paste
What the point of the skill three of everyone use the same thing
League of legends has the flash summoner spell as a meta choice for all his lifetime to the point that the game itself is built around the flash.
Its something that just happens, nobody is stopping you from changing it tho