The dude wins what? 9/10 games? And most of those he dominates with the survivors doing 2 /5 gens. All the while he keeps complaining how weak killers are and how bad they have it. Somebody make it make sense.
@@Smelyansky The traditional way is camping and tunneling which gives the same results - killers dominate, the dominate part is just achieved via different strategy. I can get behind the killers being strong if we assume this is a horror game, but I just can't stand the manchild crying how hard he has it as he proceeds to stomp survivors most games. Idk if he's gaslighting us or himself.
@@SK-ih4pj You’re not really getting it. The matches he wins he’s better than the survivors. He has 11 k hours in this game and most survivors are bad. If he gets matched with a swf that have just as much hours and experience the game is against him not because of skill but because of game design. The game handholds survivors with a lot of mechanics I mean it’s obvious to see. U.I, base kit borrowed time and haste, anti camp and eight kick Gen. killers dominate in your perspective because the survivors they go against are bad. But if they are equal skill it usually goes in the favor of the survivors. Especially if they’re in a swf. Even if you win 100% of the time the game can still have shit game design which dbd does have
@@battypayload8536 Then why does he very often say "I can see these are strong survivors they know how to loop" instead of saying "these are noobs that don't know what they are doing"? Is he lying to us that he is beating strong teams when he is actually destroying noobs? Or is he going against strong teams and still winning easily?
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The dude wins what? 9/10 games? And most of those he dominates with the survivors doing 2 /5 gens. All the while he keeps complaining how weak killers are and how bad they have it. Somebody make it make sense.
I think he’s talking about killer being bad played the traditional way of hooking and what not
@@Smelyansky The traditional way is camping and tunneling which gives the same results - killers dominate, the dominate part is just achieved via different strategy. I can get behind the killers being strong if we assume this is a horror game, but I just can't stand the manchild crying how hard he has it as he proceeds to stomp survivors most games. Idk if he's gaslighting us or himself.
He’s been doing that for years, 9/10 he wins. then the one time he loses he goes “swf this swf that, comp player, killers are weak”
@@SK-ih4pj You’re not really getting it. The matches he wins he’s better than the survivors. He has 11 k hours in this game and most survivors are bad. If he gets matched with a swf that have just as much hours and experience the game is against him not because of skill but because of game design. The game handholds survivors with a lot of mechanics I mean it’s obvious to see. U.I, base kit borrowed time and haste, anti camp and eight kick Gen. killers dominate in your perspective because the survivors they go against are bad. But if they are equal skill it usually goes in the favor of the survivors. Especially if they’re in a swf. Even if you win 100% of the time the game can still have shit game design which dbd does have
@@battypayload8536 Then why does he very often say "I can see these are strong survivors they know how to loop" instead of saying "these are noobs that don't know what they are doing"? Is he lying to us that he is beating strong teams when he is actually destroying noobs? Or is he going against strong teams and still winning easily?