Is Scavenger actually underrated? | Dead by Daylight 

Yes just a small, 30 hour video. But thanks for explaining, hope you have a great day

noooo you had to make vid about scavanger i was useing it all the time pepehands now the pain train is gonna be coming lmfao also side note the resilience variant of your build that you have if you're in swfs you can use the sabotage tool boxes to perty much sabotage the entire games and make it really annoying for the killer if your team knows what there doing with rotation verry good against tunnelling killers

Otz, being really honest, It's emphasizing on the theory that makes you so unique and, with no doubt, the best content creator. I love seeing all the graphics and explanations in all of your videos and I never skip It. Love you Otz!

You are a scholar and a gentleman and, dare I say, a friend to so many.

The significant nerf on scavenger was the devs being petty reacting to your video by saying "fine you don't like it, you get nothing then"

Why did his hair evolve

Dracula flow cut

look at his channel name! You are right!

guys what if new hair guy is actually otz? and the guy we've been watching was not otz 😱

Yes. He is not otz. This is correct.

Did you watch the video lol

@@Kirby-vd7hw i did, I was just making a point that stake out can be used for more than gens

I personally wouldn't suggest using it unless you're bad at skillchecks. On low ping around 20-30 you can hit them without trying very hard. On consoles and steam you'll have a harder time bc the ping tends to be a little higher for some reason but if you don't have that issue than you don't need it. Btw it's one of my favorite perks to use. I just wouldn't suggest another perk for great skill checks if you can bring something to help yourself if you get caught out. Great idea if you don't mind having a full build around one thing though.

@@Helperishere skill checks are client sided, ping isnt a factor

​@@fletcher5148It definitely does not feel like that's the case

PSA: It's bugged right now and doesn't work during endgame.

The Spaghetti Code runs deep.

@@notOtzdarva Ever since its release the perk hasn't worked in endgame if you have Adrenaline. Is that why it failed or is it a new bug that completely stops it from working in endgame?

yes plot twist is so good. it can heal without sound, ignore healing debuff like coulrophobia or even sloppy, also it counter nurses calling. You can use it when you have broken status effect, and then pop the plot twist when the broken status effect go away. when the killer play slugging, you can just loop the killer for a little bit then when killer want to hit you, just use plot twist. so the killer will forced to pick you up. You can use it when you have deep wound, so its basically skip the mending. i love this perk so much, a lot of potential with just 1 perk.

@@Clept1and dodge jolt

Hyperfocus has an insane potential but similar to this perk, it's overshadowed by other items/perks that give similar results with more consistency and less difficult conditions. I also made a video explaining it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d84a8wAhXKA.html

@@notOtzdarva oh cool! I'll check it out, thank you! Have a wonderful holidays!

@@notOtzdarva hyperfocus does not do what people think that it does, it has just as likely a chance of gen regression as it does at speeding them up. If it even remotely worked in the theoretical way it would be meta but it isn't. The ideal scenario requires PC tools to force great skillchecks because it isn't humanly possible to slam 8 greats in a row with consistency. I think they should slightly increase great success area to compensate for weaker PC's and consoles in general.

I could've sworn there was a time where Hyperfocus was completely overpowered, due to being able to potentially halve the time repairing it.

@@Oldodon’t you reach 8 by hitting a natural great first and staying in the killer’s tr (with stakeout)

That's the reason why I used a different killer to feed Deathslinger's blood web and prestige him without playing him, lol. I will never play him ever.

ikr just when he caught upto him bam adrenaline

Hitting skillchecks gets a lot easier if you play at higher & consistent FPS (especially on PC). If your FPS is inconsistent, maybe try lowering your quality and you'll be able to hit them quite consistently too!

I was chatting with Niina in my room during that chase and it was probably the coolest one out of any games I recorded 😂

Exactly! It’s burnt me out lately.

Not really. Any new killer will be played in a tunnel-centric way, since majority of community who don’t know what they are doing resort to that “time tested” playstyle. On ANY unfamiliar killer. But really, once the popularity of the character dies down and people start playing the game more harmonically/normally, Chucky will be just another high-end killer.

Well

I used to run the build with Fogwise too but then it became a waste due to how many killers run Mindbreaker… essentially I’d be playing with 3 perks half the time so I just switched it out for Dark Sense.

should I just delete this comment? considering you mentioned that Scavenger isn't better than those perks and as streetwise is a passive perk its harder to make an intersting video about it and harder to count the actual numbers

Yup same

He does it here, on youtube

instructions on the toolbox hurts my soul

@@fletcher5148 I only do that so I don't waste my stacks on an already full toolbox lol. I get all my skillchecks after the toolbox is dead, it's my optimization strategy to make the most out of all my skillchecks and renew my toolbox sooner. So in the end, the build makes up for it anyways. If I could hold more stacks it would be a different story.

@@TheFrog27 Remember that This Is Not Happening works only when you are injured which is such a shame, buffing it wouldnt be too oppresive for new players unless someone would like to run all perks around great skillchecks

@@anettelma123 Ooo I feel like it would be dangerous depending on how they buff that if they did buff it 😅

The downside on scavenger is comparable to the sitting in a locker of built to last, both losing you time. The reward then makes up for it by saving time, or completing generators quicker, with a smaller chance of being interrupted. The main difference is probably the higher potential time saved of scavenger, compared to built to last being more consistent. Like Autodidact compared to Botany Knowledge.

if you have a reason to be in a locker anyways, like inner strength, head on, or just confusing the killer it makes sense. otherwise, that locker recharge wastes a lot of time. also BTL can be used for any item so theres that

If you don’t like to do gens, then yeah. But for somebody who hates chases, this is a fun build to run

If you hate chases and just want to do gens, then unfortunately you can't really justify Stakeout because you'll never get much use out of it. Might as well just run Streetwise and Built to Last, then you have two flex slots.

I would say that with the hyperfocus, the spin speed is soft balance measure preventing mass usage and massive genrushes it is capable of when used on mass. That way it server purpose of training great skillchecks and rewards already good players for... well, being good. If the perk increased amount of skillchecks on top of that, the progress you get from hitting them would have to be looked at.

a soloq teammate using potential energy in the scavenger cooldown for a whopping 75% speed penalty, only to then go do a totem truly is the stuff of nightmares

​@@fletcher5148That's not what he said at all 4hed. You use potential to get more skill checks to recharge your box. So in a perfect world, you burn the box, get a few skill checks, use potential when the gen is at 90% or so, once your box is recharging, use your potential stacks to complete the gen. Find a new gen while your repair is nerfed

Interesting mechanic, but I honestly think that kind of effect should be it’s own separate thing, with it’s own separate perks that apply it. Example: Sloppier Butcher - hitting survivor will apply “decay” status effect. Survivor with a “decay” status effect will remove the “shield” upon repairing the shielded generator. No-pass-a-ram - survivor with this perk permently repairs generator slower by 25%. However, their generator gets a massive “shield”, equal to 50% of their total repairs done. Pumped upped kicks - kicking a generator will result in the “shield” being randomly teleported to any other incomplete generator. We are gonna die together - whilst repairing generator with another survivor, press E to convert 100% of current generator progress into the “shield” instead. The adjacent survivor will become exposed, and their location will be revealed by killer’s instinct for the next 60 seconds. If that survivor is hooked within 100 seconds, shield will convert into total repair progress. Use at (not your) their own risk. Ruined hole - after a living generator, it becomes possessed by gremlins. If a survivor attempts to instal a “shield” on a possessed generator, they will lose % of total progress proportionate to the value of the shield, as well as hear gremlin’s cheering. Murmur of the wicked - when you are injured and working on a generator, press E to enter “deep wound” status effect. You are unable to mend yourself or be mended, or cease the repair process. You will enter dying state soon enough. However, for every second, you convert a portion of “shield” into % of total generator’s repair. If you complete the generator, you exit “deep wound” status effect.

I run Deja Vu almost every game. It's definitely decent.

I can relate to this... I find that I rarely get skill checks when I run stake out and hyper focus together even when I hit two great skill checks it takes a while to come until the killer is next to me

@@Rex-lb7yu Thats weird because Hyperfocus triggers more skillchecks when you have it (its in description of perk), unlucky

@@anettelma123 I'm not the only one... My friend who also plays with me has the same problem

@@Rex-lb7yu I guess its random and you both were unlucky :(

There you go. Someone with a brain in the comment section. This perk was shit when it came out and is even worse after it got nerfed. It requires too much gen progress to get value out of it and to increase the odds that you get value from it people recommend taking an entire build for it. A better gen repair build would be any build that helps against camping/tunneling so you can stay alive and actually work on gens or give your teammates more time to do so.

​@@atrozzorta9602Actual braindead meta-slave comment. If you can't play without second chance perks, they're crutches and you're bad. Glad they put 117 perks in the game, so you can run 4 and never experiment with the other ones

Awakened Awareness. And if you want to do a backpack build you might wanna get rid of starstruck and bring iron grasp instead. Starstruck just guarantees that people will never take hits and defeat the entire purpose of the build