1 SURVIVOR TIP vs EVERY KILLER in Dead by Daylight

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In this video I’m going to give you one survivor tip per each and every killer in Dead by Daylight to help you win your matchup. Every killer has a unique power and playstyle so beating every one of them can get tricky at times, Hopefully this guide helps out!

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Chapters
0:00 – Intro
0:13 – Trapper
0:30 – Wraith
0:48 – Hillbilly
1:18 – Nurse
1:37 – Huntress
1:50 – Myers
2:09 – Hag
2:29 – Doctor
2:45 – Bubba
3:13 – Pig
3:31 – Clown
3:46 – Spirit
4:04 – Legion
4:25 – Plague

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21 thoughts on “1 SURVIVOR TIP vs EVERY KILLER in Dead by Daylight”

  8. Trappers gotta be appreciated as the only non movement based killer that lacks true counterplay…. as long as the map isn't 100% atrocious IE indoor and extremely open in routing possibilities. Trapper has access to placement possibilities that give him exclusive loop counterplay that even the nurse can't contest with as long as the situation, setup and survivor choice of routing line up. Saying following trapper is counterplay is true as long as the trapper isn't efficient with time and placement. Because a good placement doesn't really matter if its disarmed or not, its in such a choke point or high traffic traversal line that it will be needed to be ran through in order for survivors to run and travel efficiently from the killer and to and from objectives. While being near him might allow you to know these placements a lack of understanding of what they're for is likely to lead into 1 trap thats placed out of your LOS while you attempt to pursue the trapper. And assuming survivors routing themselves optimally to chase down and maintain line of sight on a killer this is very reliable given traps will be placed on optimal routes of run/travel. While being as hidden as possible from sight/suspicion. Disarming traps isn't necessarily counterplay in of itself either… in midwitch a god pallet trap is detrimental. Obvious to be disarmed but the time investment for a survivor to always disarm that trap and trapper to re arm it next time he's chasing/ pressuring the area is heavily in trappers favor as long as he's efficient and not going too far out of his current way to keep traps set. While fundamentally trapper is a weak killer with many many issues with maps and structure setup, and even has a playerbase that is by majority very casual and often "bad" as far as winning and skillful play goes. Trapper has a unique power that allows for a totally unique playstyle and set of usages for the power. I've played the game too long to enjoy it consistently but when im dry on blight, Billy, oni games I play the OG and while he still lacks a few quality things I would enjoy like the ability to draw a trap into your hand from across the map on a timed cooldown so you can be more efficient with the pick up stage of trap setting. And get the annoying mf across the map on Yamaoka with nothing there, but I cant say enough how healthy the occasional trapper match is for dusty old killer players bored of repeated chases on repeated tiles with repeated moments

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  15. I've been a trickster main since his ptb, and the main tip against him is to do open gens early and to always, ALWAYS make him commit to bad chases. For people saying he takes no skill and gets free downs, 75% of the jungle gyms and half the structures and trash loops in the game counter him (you can tell if they counter him by their height–chest height is good, anything shorter is a free down.) Force him to be an m1 killer or make sure he wastes so much time on a down that he throws the game. This basically gets thrown out the window of its someone good with trick blades, but they're even less common than actual trickster players.

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  16. The sheer snark in describing each of the killer's weaknesses is gold, dude. As a killer main myself (mostly), it's amusing to see what info survivors have to counter me. Hoping for a part 2!

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  17. Bing Bong tip: if the killer its using his power and want to vault over a window o destroy a pallet, u as a survivor speedvault that window or pallet, if u do it fast enough the killer will never get the chanse to go trow the window neither break the paller, forcing him to uncloak and wasting his time

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  18. Pro tip for playing against Plague: if you are infected and you realize there’s only one or two fountains left on the map, cleanse ASAP. If there’s 2 left, purposefully get infected again and immediately cleanse at the other one.
    The reason being is if there are no fountains left on the map, the plague automatically gets her red vomit, but all fountains go back to being cleansable. Better one Red Vomit usage than 5.

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  21. I'll finish for you on beating the rest of the killers:

    Ghost Face – Pay more attention to your surroundings. If you know he has you 99'd, try to force him to injure you if he's carrying a survivor or some other way if able. If your teammates are getting chased, try to reveal him to help them out as well.
    Demogorgon – Try to fake windows to fool him from using his power, get rid of portals near generators or hooks if you can. While looping, breaking line of sight can help with avoiding his shreds and pay a lot of attention to the sound queues and visual queues when he is about to shred.
    Oni – Pre-Drop pallets in the early game to avoid giving him his power, and while he's in Demon Dash try making sharp turns around loops so he has a harder time hitting you.
    Deathslinger – Break line of sight as much as possible, and don't try to loop too much, shift W is very strong against this killer.
    Pyramid Head – Try to avoid the torment as much as you can to avoid giving him a free tunnel, don't stick around loops for too long and have people who are already tormented save survivors who are being caged.
    Blight – A bit complex since there are many different blight players, so I'll let you guys be the judges of that but there's a lot you can do.
    Twins – Against Victor there isn't really much you can do to avoid his pounce since the hitbox is large, but the only tips I can really give are heal as much as possible to avoid the snowball they can generate and hope that you have anti-slugging perks if it gets to that point. Splitting up is also very good to make them snowball as a less overwhelming speed.
    Trickster – Just go next, you literally can't do anything against this abomination of a killer.
    Nemesis – Try to avoid giving him free tentacle hits so he can't Tier up as easily. His zombies are RNG based, but try to blind them to make their pressure not be as effective.
    Pinhead – Pay attention to when he spawns his gateway so you can prepare to avoid it more easily because if Pinhead misses his chains it's very punishing, always have someone do the box (trickier in solo queue).
    Artist – Against a smart artist, there isn't much you can do, but a few things I'd recommend are using lockers when she cross maps to get rid of the birds, also preparing for cross maps after she hooks someone or just randomly after you hear the map-wide bird noise.
    Sadako – If a Sadako is trying to do the passive phasing mind game at a pallet, leave so you don't have to deal with the 50/50. You can take tapes from TVs so she can't teleport to them as much which removes a good portion of her kit.
    Dredge – Always listen while in Nightfall because the Dredge makes a loud noise while in Nightfall or teleporting. If you see double lockers, only lock 1 of them and not both, because whenever they teleport it will ALWAYS prioritize the locked locker.
    Wesker – Faking windows is very punishing if they fall for it because they will vault the window. Always cleanse, you cannot ignore his infection.

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