Dead by Daylight | My Current Multiplayer Obsession (2022)



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I know I’m very late to this particular party, but when a game steals 200+ hours of my time, I’m kind of obligated to make a video about it.

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46 thoughts on “Dead by Daylight | My Current Multiplayer Obsession (2022)”

  1. Never thought I'd see a dbd video from you, cool to see though. I always play killer and I like to play Michael, pyramid head, plague, and recently I've started playing doctor

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  2. Finally! I waited so long for this after seeing you multiple comments under DbD videos. As for the game, it definitely have problems with balance and cheaters, but it's still engaging. Worth at least trying out. And 200 hours is really small number for this game. I have about 850h and still consider myself a newbie. DbD have a lot of details and general info to absorb and learn.

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  3. I used to play multiplayer games heavily now it’s nothing but single player games and Rhythm games like guitar hero/ rock band and looter shooters are the only games I play.

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  4. Man, I could pretty much just take this video's script, swap out every mention of Dead by Daylight for Hunt Showdown and still be about 80% correct about the latter. Fantastic multiplayer game I've played a ton of despite being a bit disillusioned with multiplayer stuff, simple gameplay and goals complimented by the ever-present dread of being jumped by other players, but the devs just keep making changes that seem to be entirely to encourage buying premium currency or new DLCs while ignoring some very glaring and long-lasting issues. If its core gameplay loop weren't so god damn amazing I would have a very very hard time recommending it to anyone.

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  5. I'm still surprised how big this game has gotten. I remember playing it with friends… a long time ago. Must have been around the time it released 2016-2017 and we found the experience very mid(my friend group actually unanimously refunded the game). It must have gotten a lot better since then

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  6. While I agree about DBD having multiple licenses instead of just having one like the other games, I believe that specialising in one license instead of multiple means that the games can go more into the killer's powers than DBD can

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  7. I started DBD in 2019 when Ghostface released.

    I'm kinda tired of it atm but I also played it enough to get every achievement up to the Hellraiser chapter.

    The announced changes coming to DBD sound really good, I've actually suggested pretty much that Exact prestige system on Reddit, the Official forums, and other youtubers channels.

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  8. Thats a really good point I wish more people understood.

    I feel like FAR too many people act as if getting anything but a 4K or having every survivor escape. Means they lost. When in reality you should be averaging like 2 kills a game long term.

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  9. I recently got hooked on this game as well. Perfect timing as they just added Sadako from Ringu, who was the source of virtually every nightmare I ever had growing up, besides E.T.

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  10. I played this game since release or shortly after and I was heavily addicted to it (I only played survivor tho) but damn can the community be toxic especially in higher ranks,after 4 years or so I was only playing it bc I had been playing for the past years even if I didn't enjoy it anymore and was only getting angry, being toxic, rage quitting, etc… and that's how I stopped playing lol I got so angry. I un installed the game for the first time and swore that I would never played again,so it's a fun game if you don't play it that much and toxic players don't bother you too much. I recently was thinking about installing again though I'm afraid I'm just gonna ruin it more for me.

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  11. I have ovr a hundred hours as well, and I love the fuck out of this game, so I'm just happily watching, out of gratittude that one of my fav titles is getting the attention it deserves.

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  12. i played when it first came out and had a blast. but coming back to it and everyone has rank 3 of skills i don't stand a chance. I wish there was a mode for turning those off so it's more balanced for new and returning players

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  13. I wish the there are more varieties of things to do for survivors instead of just doing generators. Even if it is visual varieties like replacing a gen with a shrine that the survivors has to pray at or cleanse, scarecrow to disassemble, or other things. Maybe a coal engine where you have to find coal to feed to activate, find a lighter to burn effigies. Even a different type of door to escape from depending on a map theme. Have caved in entrance that needs to be blown up, a bulldozer to smash open, a magical portal to open up.

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  14. Having thousands of hours in some games I look at 200 ish hours and think of that person as a begginer.
    But if you really stop to think how much 200 hours really is…
    It's a lot
    We've all became desensitized to play time numbers .-.

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  15. I got Dead By Daylight on sale and after a few days on playing, I couldn't enjoy it. I think the killers are a bit too fast, especially when they Attack. They can easily catch up to survivors. And once I get spotted, I definitely know I'm gonna get taken down when I try to get away.

    Maybe I'm just a noob and others can get away from the killers with no problems.

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  16. Honestly, I love the game. The only problem is that I got pretty decent, then I got paired with sweaty survivors and getting tbagged and insulted constantly isn’t great for my mental health

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