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30 thoughts on “Tbagging In Dead By Daylight…”

  1. when it comes to t-bagging, The only time I t-bag is against a huntress when a gen is done because I know 90% of the huntress players on my server use Bitter. not only does it make me laugh knowing there's a chance they can see me t-bagging. It also allows the huntress to land a spicy cross-map which has happened and they gave me some fat head nods lmao

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  2. One time in end-game chat, some twitch girl said I was sexist for t-bagging at the exit gate?
    I'm also a woman. It's just crouching up and down girl, chill.
    Also if you shake your head at me and hit me on hook I'm gonna t-bag you 😂

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  3. I understand the tactics of mind games, trash talk is a thing, but at least be honest with yourself about it. When you teabag to get them to continue chasing you, what you're doing is trying to make the killer so mad that they make poor decisions. It's legit strategic psychological torment.

    Whether or not it's acceptable just comes down to your philosophy. Is it worth pissing off a stranger, and by extension probably making sure they don't have fun, to secure a win? If yes, then whatever they say after the game is equally acceptable because your goal was to ruin their mood so they make poor decisions.

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  4. I find a lot of these arguments kinda silly. Telling people to off themselves is pixels on a screen too, but we know that's not okay. Just because there's worse things to say or do in DBD doesn't mean you're not just being a jerk or looking like one. Outside of specific circumstances, it always feels like survivors who teabag are doing it to be bad sports. I'm not gonna go screaming at people over it, but I also definitely won't think you're being goofy or funny or strategic or anything like that.

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  5. I´m not coming to the gates, not now not ever. Survivors can wank their ego on someone else, I have walls and pallets to break.
    As for tbags during the game, if it is specifically used to annoy me, I will gladly fulfil their death wish even if that would cost me a match. Not to mention it somehow makes me play a bit better (I guess it helps me to get rid of the last sheds of "play nice" mentality), because If survivors are going to be shitheads, I will be glad to repay them back with all the bonus interest the moment I get a chance even if that means going down to these survivors level.
    Contrary to that, when I play a survivor and get to escape with the rest and see them doing this, I'm trying to either make them leave, bodyblock teabaggers to give the killer a chance or at least show my goodwill to the losing side by offering an item and leave, instead of shoving it to their face.

    I´m sorry but I simply cannot call that a simple banter, and while I understand some of your points such as luring killer away, it's not going to change the way I see this behaviour in general.

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  6. People really gotta check their egos & feelings.
    I hate when survivors dominate then sit at the exit gate for literally 5 minutes to T-bag
    Yeah…. Thats SUPER lame. The killer may be new, may be having a bad day, maybe a bad game. Thats an example like, you're just being an asshole. You can leave and go next and let the killer take his L but instead you wanna flex, and then potentially go into end-game like "LEL NERD, GET REKT" which is just toxic as a whole.
    T-bagging at a pallet and the killer not realizing they're being ego-checked and then tunneling harder, is 100% on the killer because they're falling for bait. It's not toxic, it is indeed strategy.

    Example 1: No strategy, pure malicious intent, t-bagging an exit gate is just lame.
    Example 2 : Actual ego check, falls into strategy because if the killer takes the bait, they forfeit the game by their own fault of playing poorly because they feel challenged, theres NOTHING wrong with that.

    Just in my opinion, when people actually sit at exit gates till last second if you dont go to them, I will forever find that toxic, its like a team on league of legends sitting on nexus, just farming you, refusing to kill it, until their minions finally push in and kill it. It's wasting your time, its done in bad faith, its not really anything but a hard flex. I dont think its cool, and thats me. Also those same players are pretty much the same type that cry if they get slugged and take to twitter (I've literally encountered it, a survivor tbagged exit gate until the end of the bar, i got him later that day as killer a second time, i slugged him intentionally and he cried in end-game chat that I bled him out)

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  7. I always take the taunt match cause it's a funny competition, if I lose you can taunt me all you want, it's fair enough, but if you lose you better not cry about anything at the end chat cause you just got a taste of your own medicine pal.

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  8. I personally don't care if people teabag or BM in any way anymore unless its cheating / exploiting. Just don't complain cause the match has become a camp and tunnel fest because of it.
    We all know most survivors would have teabagged at the exit regardless even if the legion didn't try to slug.
    "getting in their head" or "strategy" is just a nice way to sugarcoat trying to purposefully upset a player so that they make mistakes so you gain from it. Lets not pretend its something else than BM.
    If you wanna do it fair enough by all means you're free to do so but don't try to justify it to feel better about yourself or whatever reason.
    Playing in a certain way to upset the other side by definition is toxic whether you like it or not regardless of the reason or what you gain from it.
    Is it silly? sure. Should people get upset from it? no. Do people do it to upset? yes. Do some people get upset? yes and that's why they do it.
    Toxic is also calling someone bad or making fun of them within certain limits post-game.
    And I don't believe that over the top insults or threats is "toxic" that falls under harassment.

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  9. Great video. I fully agree that getting upset over tbagging is only going to give you a negative headspace, and probably lose you a game if you let your emotions get the better of you to the point you chase someone just because they gave you a tbag. Just ignore it, or learn to embrace it. You'll have way more fun in this silly little game that way.

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  10. I do the 2 crouch to killers who are cool/kind letting me out or is having fun with my friends and me not taking it seriously. Only time I ever tbag is when my friends are survivors trolling each other and the killer downs them, they/I will run in for the tbag even if we get downed cause it's an inside troll joke.

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  11. Tbagging was born from Halo and is maybe the first way to meme in game… it in itself is not toxic. How many of us are tempted to tbag a survivor being mori’d. after an easy match with a learning killer, tbagging in the gate is toxic. After a fierce run a tbag could be warranted. Failing camping killers? tea bags for them. its situational but solely depends on the individual player’s intention.

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  12. No action other than cheating is inherently toxic or not toxic. Intent is what matters. If your intention in your teabag is because you're being toxic and you want to upset them, that's toxic. If your intention in teabagging is to distract or pull the killer into a trap, that isn't toxic.

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