Is a GG so difficult?
KatFever78
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I've played so many matches and sent the killer a GG afterwards only to not receive it back. I don't care if I was sacrificed or I escaped. If it was fair and a challenge I try to be nice. Why can't some people just send it back? If I play killer I always respond with the same. Just confused as to when this game stopped being fun and cordial. 🤔
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From my experience the survivor posting "gg" only mean that to their mates, not the killer.
I've rarely had Survivors say "GG" seriously. It's either to the other Survivors, as @Wolf74 said, or to mock the Killer. So yeah, it's difficult to assume good faith when the majority proves they don't do it to be friendly.
@Tsulan
Don't forget the insults for playing cheap, unfun, lazy, etc.
Camper, tunneler, slugger, reported, blabla.
I've played this game long enough to know that any gg from a survivor is either sarcastic or is only being said because they escaped. If I have any advice for anyone getting into this game It's that you should always expect the worse from the community. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to leave a negative review on Legion because he's clearly the most broken killer ever and needs to be nerfed until he's as balanced as Freddy
Yeah, that definitely makes it look like you were mocking him. Killers on console get more abuse than on PC due to direct messages.
There are a lot of killers that dont evne look at chat anymore since usually its just full with camper insults and that kind of stuff.
If you are going to say gg, try to keep it lowercase if you have good intentions. Capitalized "GG"s look toxic and are only really used by jerks, the ignorant, or the (you know who) cultists in which it is followed by a EZ (and sometimes BOI).
normally they just left ( survivors) of start tell me how to play hag, i have to see gg 2 months now.
Funny.
I NEVER get a gg from Survivors that died.
NEVER!
I wonder why your Killers won't either...
A gg means good game. The killer can say gg if they found the game to be good and fun or however the killer defines good. When I play survivor, even if I get out I won't say gg unless it was a tense interesting match against a good killer who put pressure on the map. I won't say gg to a killer who had no pressure in the game cause it is not fun and no need to say gg. Now when I play killer if I don't kill anyone I usually say ggwp cause I always have fun with killer no matter how bad I would lose. The survivors play well I give them wp. Now if I kill everyone with 5 gens up I never say gg cause it was to easy. You have to see it from both sides to determine if the game was good for you personally or not.
I always try and say gg but I never say ez unless it's in a response to one directed at me as an insult. I'll say gg whether i've escaped or not if it was indeed a gg and I'll banter on both sides as well.
I find I get less gg's from killers then I do when I'm a survivor or as a killer, and toxicity wise you'll likely get more as a killer since it's 4 v1 so that's chances instead of 1.
I ignore most comments from survivors, i tend to assume its all salt. Ill give a "thumbs up" to a survivor i feel played well ... other than that i stay silent and go on my merry way.
I send GG to all killers and survivors that weren't toxic during the game. Most times I get one back, but this salty Wraith yesterday replied with "nty" after we all escaped in a rather close game. He had NOED too, and had someone hooked and someone slugged when the gates were open. If he pressured us a bit more he could have got 2k or 3k. Instead he let the slug crawl away, then when I got him up he left the hook, my buddy made the save with BT and we all ran out the gate. Like man up and take the L, you made a mistake own it.
Survivors can be just as bad. The scrubby ones that run out in front of me while injured and on last hook get mad I tunneled them. Like bro, you basically let me kill you. Or the ones that get mad when someone DC's, I usually go easier on the rest if it was early in the game. But when I still come out with a 4k they get salty about it, like I have control over someone leaving. I played nice with you, I coulda bodied the group much harder but I didn't because I want a fun game.
Type Good game if you mean that. I’ve had people who I really loved playing with suddenly get angry and cuss me out for typing just “gg” because they interpreted it as “get good”.
I “gg” survivors who save or heal me, and killers who don’t camp. Unless I’m the obsession, then I expect to be tunneled. Lol
As killer, I usually give a "GG" and it's lost in the ether somewhere with no response. As survivor, I'll give a "GG" and it's usually lost in the middle of a lengthy and expressive toxic and/or salty exchange between everybody else so I tip-toe away awkwardly to the next game. It's weird.
I feel like these players are either not gamers or maybe young gamers. Anyone who plays games online will know GG means "good game".
Didn't I play against you yesterday? You were Myers on Church right? You got a 3k and I escaped through the hatch. Dude you had like 10 tier 3's that game LOL. I'm like "how the hell is he getting t3 so fast!?!"
That’s good to know, thanks! Dead by Daylight is my first coop online experience, so it’s good to hear I haven’t been insulting people all this time, lol!
favorite thing is if survs are in exit gate, i just chainsaw walk backwards at the entrance, from one side to the other, its just silly and fun and causes some laughs.
I think it depends on your rank also. At rank 1 (and OCE region mind you) I see sincere gg's nearly every game from every player. In saying that, most of the people I get matched with know eachother.
Yea when you get players that understand the game they will give you a legit GG because they get it.
And they'll think you were being an #########, so clearly you care more about how you think you're coming across than how you're actually coming across...
I always write "gg".
But when i win games,
survivors just write "nice tunneling and camping".
I could understand that.
But not when i play Freddy.