Tips for Beginner Survivors in DBD 

While it's possible to run a killer for 5 gens, it takes a lot of experience and knowledge and I'm sure that one day you'll get there! Even with almost 6K hours, I don't run the killer for 5 gens every match (it does happen, but not as often as I'd like), I sometimes still go down in 10 seconds because I messed up somehow, and I'm often the one to die first. I used to beat myself up about it, but then I realized that chases are meant to be lost eventually and now I don't care. I see it as a challenge to loop the killer as long as possible and buy my team as much time as I can. This also means that when I run the killer for 2 minutes and they don't do a single gen in that time, I give up, gg and go next. You win some, you lose some.

My goal is to try to get as many others out. If I die and even one person escapes, that's a win in my book.

That’s a really great attitude to have, and I bet your teammates are happy to have you in their games!

Good catch! As I’ve been playing with friends who recently got the game, I’m catching on to how much lingo I use that’s DBD-specific 😂 thank you for the feedback!

Personally, I think bringing two perks dedicated to healing (one of them to make the other not a waste) is overkill but that’s just me. I run two info perks in my solo queue build and for some, that probably seems like a waste. I just notice that newer players will bring self care, run to a corner every time they’re injured, and spend half the match healing themselves. At the end of the day, you bought the game and can run whatever makes you happy. As long as you’re having fun, that’s all that really matters.

@@xoblythe I get your point about people bringing solely self-care and wasting everyone's time, that's a given. I very often get thanked by my teammates for those quick heals in dire situations due to botanic and that feels nice. And then quick healing yourself , while others do a gen instead of looking for me, then start healing me, etc. You go for info perks to check what your mates are doing, where to get a heal, etc. Both seem like adequate solutions and that's great about dbd, as you said, everyone has his/her own ideas about what's efficient in a match. 👌

I’ve died on hook so many times because someone nearby was self-caring instead of coming for me. My time runs out faster than their heal but they don’t want to risk it, even if the killer isn’t near

@@calpalgal that's if you are playing with beginners. When you go up the ranks that won't be that often anymore.

No problem! I hope you enjoy the game, and best of luck out there in the fog!

@@xoblythe I'm currently trying to download the game as it's banned in my country, is this game on mobile worth it?

@@whaaii I haven't personally played it on mobile so I can't give a strong opinion either way, but I know it has a pretty solid player base there. Could be worth checking out!

@@xoblythe Thank you really I am subscribing you, you are awesome

But how many beginners (less than 100 hours) do you see running that combo? More often than not it’s just self care and three other perks that have no synergy with it.

I hear that nodding Bubba is a big beer guy

@@xoblythe*booba nodding noises*

I’m pretty soft spoken

If you know this already, then the video is not for you! Have a great day!

"Im blocking out a hater!"@@xoblythe

@@hoptoit8687bro if the shoe don’t fit, don’t flaunt it move on

@@PUMPKINxkenshin speaking of copy paste responses lol

@@hoptoit8687 that wasn’t copy n paste I literally made it up