I don't understand the Logic of Survivor players at all

[Simple Tora]

I get some Killers are toxic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for no reason and will ruin fun for everyone just because they want to I get that, but sometimes Killers try to give Survivors a super enjoyable experience yet get ♥♥♥♥ slung into their face for it.

Camper, Tunneler, NoED Crutch, etc. etc. This works both ways and i'm baffled survivors can't see that.

If I can't Camp Hooks then you can't Camp Pallets.
If I can't Tunnel a survivor then you can't Pop 3 gens 2 minutes into the game
If I can't use NoED then you can't use Toolboxes
If I can't slug then you can't bodyblock

Survivors do the exact same things they complain about just in a different form. It's crazy how much hate I have thrown at me for trying to earn some BP's. I down someone, hook them, and suddenly I hear 2-3 gens pop in a row. Should I:
A) Stay near hooked person
B) Run FAR away from the hook and let them rescue so they can quickly finish the last gens
C) Leave the game and ruin it for everyone.

When someone runs near the Killer shack when I have a 3 gen strat happening or a person hooked and a person downed or whatever the case, i'm not gonna run around that stupid shack for 60 seconds only to get pallet slapped when I finally get the survivor and let the others get up and be free because Adrenaline exist.

This community seems to be worse than League of Legends and I didn't even think that was possible

[Ramzesfal]

Originally posted by Simple Tora:

This community seems to be worse than League of Legends and I didn't even think that was possible

Funny, everyone says that, but my experience in LoL was pretty good, even in ranked.

On the subject, yeah I agree

[Shae]

Originally posted by PiiFree:

You need to realize that when Survivors bodyblock, loop, gen rush, flashlight blind, use DS, BT, DH and Toolboxes then that is only them doing their objective and nothing more or less.

Now if a Killer camps, tunnels, slugs, defends generators, uses perks, add-ons or offerings and generally tries to kill survivors, they're toxic pieces of ♥♥♥♥ that need to learn how to play for FUN!

That's the double standards, the irony within the majority of the survivors heads.

+1

[Chase Visconti]

Why would survivor camp pallets, its basically stupidest thing to do. You dont know much about playing survivor do you

[Shae]

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Why would survivor camp pallets, its basically stupidest thing to do. You dont know much about playing survivor do you

I mean, I've watched survivors camp pallets before; just because it's stupid doesn't mean it will stop idiots from doing it.

[Chase Visconti]

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Why would survivor camp pallets, its basically stupidest thing to do. You dont know much about playing survivor do you

I mean, I've watched survivors camp pallets before; just because it's stupid doesn't mean it will stop idiots from doing it.

But why list it as something extremely strong that survivors do.

[DorkianBae]

Originally posted by ☾ The Purple One ☾:

Originally posted by Simple Tora:

This community seems to be worse than League of Legends and I didn't even think that was possible

Funny, everyone says that, but my experience in LoL was pretty good, even in ranked.

On the subject, yeah I agree

LoL is my main game, I can honestly say DBD is more toxic but both communities are pretty bad.
I'm way less toxic myself on DBD than League, personally though. League makes me toxic. DBD I 99% don't care and just laugh, I only get angry if someones going out of their way to sandbag me.

[Misu]

Welcome to a game where most of the entitled survivor mains unironically think that simply playing killer is a bannable offense. It's that bad.

[Shae]

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

I mean, I've watched survivors camp pallets before; just because it's stupid doesn't mean it will stop idiots from doing it.

But why list it as something extremely strong that survivors do.

I don't think OP was listing it as a strong thing for a survivor to do, he's just comparing rather two annoying scenarios together.

[Chase Visconti]

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

But why list it as something extremely strong that survivors do.

I don't think OP was listing it as a strong thing for a survivor to do, he's just comparing rather two annoying scenarios together.

Survivors camping pallets is not annoying to a killer. Its annoying to other survivors.

[Ramzesfal]

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

I don't think OP was listing it as a strong thing for a survivor to do, he's just comparing rather two annoying scenarios together.

Survivors camping pallets is not annoying to a killer. Its annoying to other survivors.

LaUgHs In OrMmoNd ReSoRt

[Chase Visconti]

Originally posted by ☾ The Purple One ☾:

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Survivors camping pallets is not annoying to a killer. Its annoying to other survivors.

LaUgHs In OrMmoNd ReSoRt

What about it. No matter how survivor sided map is, survivors camping pallets is worst thing survivor can do. Imagine looping each pallet 3 times in Ormond.

[Ramzesfal]

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Originally posted by ☾ The Purple One ☾:

LaUgHs In OrMmoNd ReSoRt

What about it. No matter how survivor sided map is, survivors camping pallets is worst thing survivor can do. Imagine looping each pallet 3 times in Ormond.

The thing is, you can camp every pallet and absolutely get away with it. Legitimately, it's the most survivor sided map in the game.

In general, yes, camping pallets is awful and kills you and your team. People who get the illusion that doing it in ormond is good for every other map is bad, but in THAT map you can do it

[Chase Visconti]

Originally posted by ☾ The Purple One ☾:

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

What about it. No matter how survivor sided map is, survivors camping pallets is worst thing survivor can do. Imagine looping each pallet 3 times in Ormond.

The thing is, you can camp every pallet and absolutely get away with it. Legitimately, it's the most survivor sided map in the game.

In general, yes, camping pallets is awful and kills you and your team. People who get the illusion that doing it in ormond is good for every other map is bad, but in THAT map you can do it

You can do IT in any map. It was tested that it takes around 4 minutes to use all pallets if you drop each and wait for the killer to break them. The point is that if you do that you risk getting dedicated or bloodlusted. Not to mention that you create unsafe zones if killer decides to drop the chase.

[Shae]

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

I don't think OP was listing it as a strong thing for a survivor to do, he's just comparing rather two annoying scenarios together.

Survivors camping pallets is not annoying to a killer. Its annoying to other survivors.

That doesn't change the fact that it isn't annoying as it is subjective; there are killers that will be annoyed by a player camping a pallet or they won't feel annoyed at all, or maybe they would feel annoyed for the survivor team because of the teammate they're paired with. It's not a general thing to say that all killers won't be annoyed by it.

[Chase Visconti]

Originally posted by 𝒱esper ♡:

Originally posted by Chase Visconti:

Survivors camping pallets is not annoying to a killer. Its annoying to other survivors.

That doesn't change the fact that it isn't annoying as it is subjective; there are killers that will be annoyed by a player camping a pallet or they won't feel annoyed at all, or maybe they would feel annoyed for the survivor team because of the teammate they're paired with. It's not a general thing to say that all killers won't be annoyed by it.

Dude, some killers may be annoyed by survivors opening chests. Thats not the point here. OP compared Camping pallets with camping hooks. This analogy is detached from reality. IF you cannot the problem here then there is no need to continue this conversation.