Salty Killer Main "Pays Toxicity Forward" | Dead By Daylight

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In today’s video we’re talking about a salty killer main ttv who takes pride in how he “pays toxicity forward” in Dead By Daylight.

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KatTheGemini: https://www.twitch.tv/KatTheGemini

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:18 What Did The Survivor Do This Time?
2:14 Round 1
5:37 Round 2
7:28 Round 3
10:05 Round 4
12:38 Being a Hypocrite & The Cycle of Toxicity
18:55 Craving Negative Attention
20:22 Closing Thoughts

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33 thoughts on “Salty Killer Main "Pays Toxicity Forward" | Dead By Daylight”

  1. Some of you have noticed my audio is a bit off in this video, and you're right! I got a new microphone and, to be honest, I had it wayyyy too close to my mouth when I was speaking, which is why you can hear the poppping noises. The next videos will be better now that I'm used to the mic! Thank you all for being patient with me 💙

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  5. I feel like as the game becomes more killer sided the killers i go against are getting more toxic. Its actually so pathetic. They complain about survivors using op stuff like old dead hard but then use 4 gen perks and just defend a 3 gen or use the bot to camp someone as knight. Like to them its ok for them to use uncounterable stuff but not survivors

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  6. I think it is a little funny that a player who brings a swingy perk like NOED + endgame perks would whinge about 'second chance'. Isn't he also playing perks that are potentially extremely second chance-esque? Not that there is anything wrong with him bringing the build, it just seems… off to then complain about second chance perks when the build he is going for is likely to be 4 man slug after the final gen 😛

    Edit: Oh Aaron addressed that 5 seconds later xD

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  9. Holy balls. I've been playing this game for over 2 years now and I've never actually heard ANYONE, killer or survivor, say "I hope we can get a depip." I have no idea why that struck a nerve in me, but it did. I never ever want anyone to suffer that in this game. Even when I'm killer, I still try and let them get points and hopefully do enough so they safety. So sad that someone can be that mad.

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  11. Damn ive never seen someone get amd about a party streamers. Like dude you get the bp toooo. Also can we talk aboit how after each like mean thing or like blame he passes he starts like laughing like trickster

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  12. This is exactly why it always weirds me out when people defend or even glorify the whole idea of "punishing" completely unrelated players in match B for what happened in match A. Not only is it an inherently pretty rotten mindset imo and most people that do it genuinely don't seem to understand they're contributing to the cycle of toxicity, you never actually know what they consider "toxic". Far too often it's something that's just normal good gameplay or using a strong build. Or even stuff COMPLETELY outside of a player's control, like if a part of the map has a really silly-strong tile setup or a 3-gen even a coma patient could defend that's a GAME issue, not a PLAYER issue and going after players for it is just wild if you ask me.

    I don't care if it's a killer or survivor doing it (even though you can more easily go full "screw this person in particular" as killer, obviously) it's just a really weird thing that seems far too normalized unfortunately. And that's without getting into the unhealthy or straight up unhinged ways it can interact with the whole "my role good, your role bad" unga bunga garbage.

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  13. you Asked what we think about the guy

    Cringe, my main reason why I don't even wanna know who they are is because like you said, they want attention, and I am not going to give it to them

    And besides, throwing hate makes things worse, you can only fight it with love
    As cringe it may sound, it just is

    I'm Sorry to everyone who had to deal with this guy

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  18. the irony of them blasting the rebecca for "second chance perks" and calling it "easy mode" when they are literally running Remember me, NOED and Blood Warden. Also using Thana on a Legion lol

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  21. This is the main reason I quit dbd, because of the for the most part, toxic community. We have people go into streams talking crap, people complain about certain builds, and people that are just entitled and think the world should be handed to them on a gold plater.

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  22. ''to take it out on the next group'' – Wtf is it with people not realising that they're complaining about the exact thing they're doing to other people!? 😵‍💫 Let's say those players actually were assholes to him, his mentality is: '''I didn't like that treatment so I'm gonna do it to some random players too.'' 🤦‍♀

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  32. I bring bloody party streamers a lot and I don't play that great. I'm definitely not sweaty. In my swf, I'm usually the first to go down and the first to die. But I like bringing it to treat my friends to more bloodpoints, but also treat the killer I am against as well. This guy has some silly reasons to get upset or call people assholes. I can't imagine acting this way.

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