#1 - Don't run altruistic survivor loadouts at night(US-EA). You're very lucky to get a team that appreciates it and isn't selfish/trolling/throwing during DAY. Run survival for YOU perks at night. Roll the soloQ dice with altruistic perks during day, if at all.

At night? 9/10 times it's gonna be a hook camping/tunneling skillset of a 9yo just-install killer, or at least 1-2 survivor teammates who throw/troll etc. Even during the day I get like 7 matches in a row of DIFFERENT PLAYER troll/throwers or hook campers/tunneler degenerates.


#2 - A BIG majority of troll/thrower survivors are console players or privated. Why so many of the troll/throwers are console players is beyond me. It was actually, seriously, so commonly the case that I tried the "PC players only" thing at the expense of bonus bloodpoints. I could not find a single match. Don't bother trying.


#3 - You should ALWAYS bring a bloodpoints offering, if nothing else. The game gives you TONS of bloodpoints offerings. Especially common rarity ones. There is no reason to not bring one every round. I wish I realized this sooner.

Also - I wouldn't bother rolling the dice by using the good BP offerings on soloQ. Seriously not worth it, with most matches being selfish losers/throwers/trolls. Save it for events, playing with friends, or if those strangers say in chat before the match starts that they're gonna be bringing BP offerings.

Wanna really see who's disgusting and needs a reality check? Bring a personal bloodpoints booster in soloQ during an event when the bloodweb has the special good bloodpoints boosters in it.

I've had a 1viewer TTVers duo throw the game while bodyblocking me, working with killer against me, and harassing me in endgame chat as well over it. Telling me to "K**" etc.

Imagine being that much out of touch with reality. Over someone not bringing a shared bloodpoints bonus.

Why the hell would I waste it on strangers who could throw and troll? And they proved me right. Imagine if I had used it and given that bonus to degenerates like them. It is appalling how many dbd players, even ttvers, actually acted this way when others brought personal BP offerings during anniv. or twisted event. Literally could be harassing some innocent kid or teen or even some nice person who wants to play after work. Just cause they brought personal BP offering. like holy sh. seek help.


#4 - Prestige level/TTVer does NOT equate to skill OR standards. I've had countless matches of literal 100p 2000+hrs !!LIVE!! TTVers tunnel off hook all game, hook camp, etc. AS GROWN AHH ADULTS. WHILE LIVESTREAMING IT.

Like imagine how pathetic and sad you'd have to be to abuse broken game mechanics to begin with. But then livestreaming yourself doing so? And as an experienced player? AS A GROWN ADULT? (Keep in mind these people are common)

With every single one of them, they will have kiddie viewers in their chat defending them; even despite the degenerate actions in-game.

I've seen a 500viewers degenerate hook camp me and tunnel me off hook while live before. I kid you not.

I am less hours than most of these people and I NEVER hook camp or tunnel. Unless it's exploiter survivors/an obvious 3-4 comms queue that deserved it.

A wise truth that comes to mind whenever I get a match against these sad, sad, losers is:

Professionals have standards.

I win most, as in 9/10 of my killer matches, without hook camping or tunneling at all. And every match I get is against multi-queues, exploiters, etc. Obviously because they're top MMR.

Imagine being so skilled at the game you don't need to abuse broken game mechanics and hook camp/tunnel for a single kill.


#5 - The DBD devs do not play their game. Or know much about it. Or care. That is very clear. If they did, they would make successfully hook tunneling/camping extremely unlikely and difficult.

For example, these basic things should already be in the game: When killer is within 20feet of the hook, the hook timer pauses. The survivor gains the white glow while on hook to signify this.

The "unhook self" meter should be inching forward when the killer is within 60feet or less. (60-50 progressing the meter by a very slow 1mm ps) (40 3mm) (30 5mm) (20feet 20mm. or 1/4th of the unhook meter filled in 3 seconds)

When the killer is within 12 feet of the survivor at least 8s after hooking, this meter should be going up very fast. 1/2 filled within 8 seconds.

The meter progress **SHOULD NOT** pause when other survivors are nearby. The fact that it does is further proof the DBD developers don't know what they're doing.


The self-unhook meter should not disappear during gates powered, if the survivor on hook is in struggle-state. If they reach that state while on hook, the meter should appear. The hook timer pause, however, should be disabled and inactive entirely during exits powered.

Hook-States in general should be extended by at least 15s.

Invulnerability when unhooked should be increased by at least 10s. Haste speed should be increased by at least 15%, with the same current duration.

During exits powered, the invulnerability time should decrease. But the Haste speed should be increased by at least 15%, with the same current duration. Meaning Haste speed when unhooked should not differ when unhooked, no matter when in the game. But the invulnerability time would decrease during exits powered.