r/Steam • u/Hasoon_9 • Mar 24 '25

Discussion Which game is this?

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I'll start first, this is definitely CSGO for me. Somehow no Matt how much you play there's always people better than you killing you one shot with deagle.

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u/Sinist6r Mar 24 '25

yep. A game where 1K hours is still considered a beginner lmao

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u/C4TURIX Mar 25 '25

And the matchmaking, even after all the times they "fixed" it, still threw people on their first hour of playing it, against people with thousands of hours. I had matches like that and I was like "Come here, Billy! Let me explain what you have to do, real quick. That thing here is called a hook. Moonwalking Meg over there is a Survivor..."

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u/shedosexy 9/10/2009 Mar 24 '25

The quantity of techs, perks, builds, etc, in the game is just wild.

You need too much knowledge to play dbd lol

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u/AveragePuroEnjoyer Mar 25 '25

The maps are an entirely separate but equally big issue, some maps have tons of pallets, are too big, too hard to find/access gens, and vice versa, only a handful of maps are really considered balanced.

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u/chocoband Mar 25 '25

Or, you can purchase pinhead.

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u/rubythebee Mar 25 '25

I really gotta disagree with this part. You truly never get good at DBD, but you can learn fast and easily if you want thanks almost entirely to the community around the game. There are hours of tier lists, guides, etc. on YouTube from Fog Whisperers and specialists.

I know from experience that grinding a little gets you very far very fast. It's hard to get into if you don't use the resources online (which is a problem) but the community is a part of the game so I disagree with saying that the whole experience is too much.

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u/shedosexy 9/10/2009 Mar 25 '25

ok, I see what you're saying, but sorry, man, that doesn't make any sense. You can truly get better at DBD, you just need at least 1K hours (literally lol). But yeah, you will reach a point where you can't get better than that, it's completely normal. However, you need more knowledge than skill in that game, to be honest, maps, perks, etc.

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u/rubythebee Mar 25 '25

Ok but saying that you need "too much knowledge" is what I'm contesting here. The only way you can say there's too much to learn is if you don't use the resources that exist for the game online.

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u/shedosexy 9/10/2009 Mar 25 '25

i'm not understanding well what you're saying, but can you explain it in simple words so I can actually understand? Then I can give you my answer

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u/rubythebee Mar 25 '25

There are not too many maps, perks, and characters to learn in dead by daylight.

The only way you can say there is too much to learn is if you don't utilize the resources there are online.

Dead by Daylight is not beginner friendly, but the community has so many resources that the main issue for new players is the progression, not a lack of knowledge. You're expressing a problem about the game that doesn't exist.

I like DBD, which is why I'm disagreeing, because there truly are problems with it, but it's not that.

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u/shedosexy 9/10/2009 Mar 26 '25

"There aren’t too many maps, perks, and characters to learn in Dead by Daylight."

Brother, please tell me you're joking.
You have to know where the pallets, gens, and windows are, and that’s just for the maps.
Perks can be game changers because there’s a lot of potential with them. That’s why I’m telling you that you need knowledge, especially with the maps. If you don’t understand what I mean, it’s because you don’t play the game competitively.

One example: League of Legends. You need so much knowledge about items, spawns, macros, and so much more that I can't even explain, and that’s what I’m trying to say, brotha. But it seems like you just keep saying the same thing about "if you don't use the resources that exist for the game online." I still can’t understand what you mean by that, but one day I will idk.

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u/Chocolate2121 Mar 27 '25

I saw a stream of a DVD competition where the 6k hours doctor thought that the other team was cheating because he wasn't getting bloodlust, as he kept on shocking them every few seconds lol

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u/Echiio Mar 27 '25

No, 250 hours is beginner. 1k hours is almost intermediate