Me, and many others, love this game, but it is improving far too slowly to keep up with the current schedule. I would love to hear your own thoughts and opinions, and I truly hope the Dead By Daylight team can understand this message. Such has been seen time and time again, and that is not the way to go forward. For all the time spent on chapters and DLC's instead of game health, the PR will worsen, and what will, eventually, lead to a downfall in sales. However, Dead by Daylight, despite being increadibly popular right now, is consistently worsening in terms of PR. Their sales massively improved, even years after their game was released. 5 years later the developers (Hello Games) have consistently updated the game and their team is one of the most beloved teams that exist, despite the fact that they have never had any paid DLC, and decreased the original price of the game. No Man's Sky was released in 2016 (just like DbD) to widespread hate, and had such an abundance of issues that it felt impossible to properly improve it. That, however, isn't true, and I will prove it. You, or any other higher ups, might believe that if you keep up with this schedule you will get more money, but that won't happen if you prioritise game health. BHVR has stated prior that they do not need to change their schedule for this, but every single one of these issues which have all existed for an incredibly long amount of time says otherwise.Īnd a message to BHVR that I, and everyone else, truly believe in: The developers need alot of time and resources to be able to handle these issues, and currently, with their existing 3-month schedule for their increasingly ambitious chapters, that isn't happening properly. This is due to the fact that MMR only works in a competetive video game, and this game has so many balance issues and power gaps so that it cannot be considered to be seriously competetive without strict rules. My point being, this game, as fun as it is, is littered with an incredibly and honestly impressive amount of issues, and with the developer's 3 month schedule, it simply cannot be consistently improved upon in a timely manner without creating more issues for the game.Īnd even with their patches, several 'improvements' actually worsen the state of the game, such as SBMM, which has recieved consistent negative feedback. Despite being a somewhat powerful killer, they have so incredibly many issues (cooldown, bugs, use of power, little creativity in use, etc.) that make usage stale and boring, which leads to them being by far the least played killer, as proven by a multitude of statistics.Īnd there is much, much more included in this list that cannot be included for the sake of brievity (Such as the economy, grind, pay to win, SBMM, etc). Perks such as Decisive Strike and Borrowed Time also fill purposes that should be filled within the game itself, but in a more balanced way, and more perks should be on par with the power of these perks with no perk combination being objectively the best. Some incredibly powerful perks that are without a doubt the most common ones on the survivor side, and any survivor looking to seriously win requires to use these perks to do well, or a few other similar perks. Decisive Strike, Borrowed Time, Dead Hard, Unbreakable. These are all perks that are severely underperforming, fill the roles of another perk but worse or are simply too niche to be used in a fun or competetive way, further encouraging the next issue:

Examples include Deathbound, Blood Pact, Mettle of Man, Gearhead, Dead Man's Switch and more. Requires attention both in power and gameplay. Using his power feels somewhat good, then it's over and there is absolutely nothing you can do. An underperforming killer, who doesn't have any abilities whatsoever in chase. Now, let's go over a list of things, from minor to major, that is more or less universally agreed could use a change: They also added new perks, killers and maps that in it of themselves require attention, making for an even larger list of things that this game needs to focus on, making it more difficult to focus on a single thing. Chapters such as A Binding of Kin and Resident Evil brought massive performance and bug issues, that took a very long time to fix. To elaborate on my title, I fully believe this game would need all the resources and time that is in general given to a normal chapter and have it given to a health chapter, only directed towards improving balance issues, bugs and in general improving the state of the game.įirst of all, it is a well known fact that it is almost always a better idea to make sure there are as few flaws as possible in what you already have before adding things that can cause more flaws.

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