No casual players anymore

[filip]

Why is there no more casual players i only get sweats in public games blights nurses and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ killers with pain res dms where are m1 killers where is looping do i seriously need to pre drop pallets and stick gens 24 7 in public games come on

[Wimwyn]

Sounds like you need to be casual to find us.

I'm genuinely casual, I main killer, but I play survivor with the wife. I can NOT remember the last time I got blight or nurse. It just doesn't happen.

Sounds like you were too sweaty for too long and now you need to eat your self inflicted bull crap :D

[Cam]

PvP games are gonna be sweaty.

[BbQz]

Free to play. With credit card verification like the olden days

[Server Jester]

Originally posted by Pojop:

Sounds like you need to be casual to find us.

I'm genuinely casual, I main killer, but I play survivor with the wife. I can NOT remember the last time I got blight or nurse. It just doesn't happen.

Sounds like you were too sweaty for too long and now you need to eat your self inflicted bull crap :D

married? and plays DBD? impossible

[Gh0st.exe]

People try to win? How dare they!

But seriously, jokes aside, i never understood this whole "sweaty" argument. When did it became a bad thing to try and win? I mean, the whole reasoning pretty much boils down to "i want to win, but they wont let me, so they are sweats for wanting to win", so arent you kinda doing the exact same thing?

That logic kinda reminds me of how people (or rather "kids") try to frame "telling on someone" as worse than the initial "crime", in the vein of "yeah, i stole that other kids gameboy, but you are much worse for telling the teacher about it!".

[Mina]

I am casual and I always encounter these “sweats.” It’s hard but I practice

[CornChippy]

The only people left are the ones addicted to the game and the ones that have spent too much of their wealth on skins.

[Gh0st.exe]

Originally posted by CornChippy:

The only people left are the ones addicted to the game and the ones that have spent too much of their wealth on skins.

So, which of those 2 groups do YOU belong to? I mean, you are here, so you kinda count as "people that are left", right?

[Pirate shaped cookie]

Different modes tends to break the ratings groups into smaller batches so you probably get people trying harder in each mode because the groupings have changed. Casuals can get sweaty when this happens.

[Pierce Dalton]

What is a casual player? Someone that doesn't do their best to win?

[filip]

Originally posted by Pierce Dalton:

What is a casual player? Someone that doesn't do their best to win?

yes somebody who doesnt play the best killer with best builds and addons and play every game like their whole family is gonna die if they dont win

[Crazy muffin]

No way a casual play the game for a long time after they see all the grind they need to do to try a new killer or perk same when they play a survivor. My friend left the game cause of that they are not spending 300$ to get every dlc just for them to have to farm for a thousand hour just so they can have all the perk unlock on all the character.

[Danz]

sweats n tryhards

[Reckall]

Originally posted by filip:

Originally posted by Pierce Dalton:

What is a casual player? Someone that doesn't do their best to win?

yes somebody who doesnt play the best killer with best builds and addons and play every game like their whole family is gonna die if they dont win

Same happens with Survivors, just to be clear. Some SWF groups don't even accept one death as part of the match (which is why perks like Starstruck are deadly against sweaty players).

[Kattegat Twin]

Originally posted by Gh0st.exe:

People try to win? How dare they!

But seriously, jokes aside, i never understood this whole "sweaty" argument. When did it became a bad thing to try and win? I mean, the whole reasoning pretty much boils down to "i want to win, but they wont let me, so they are sweats for wanting to win", so arent you kinda doing the exact same thing?

That logic kinda reminds me of how people (or rather "kids") try to frame "telling on someone" as worse than the initial "crime", in the vein of "yeah, i stole that other kids gameboy, but you are much worse for telling the teacher about it!".

You speak the truth.