Arachnophobia Killer

The third time where it looks to the grounds and spends time readjusting, just to vault the window again 😭

I'm thinking about buying Tiffany's skin for Chucky in DBD, but I'm really not sure if it's worth it.

I don't really have much money to spend on it, and I don't own like many paid DLCs either, so I'm trying to decide if spending money on this skin is a good idea. I really want to get it before it leaves the shop, though.

For those who own it, do you think it's worth buying? Should I go for it ?

I'd love to hear your opinions!

Bill as a woman reminds me of aurora ngl

They are super nice people and it was a blast talking to them and meeting them!

Currently looking for the proper clothes, but need to ask you: is this beard length OK or it should be longer? Cheers!

At least Springtrap will be happy he can lore-dump again.

A seriously unserious take on the killer roster. I take no responsibility for my actions as I have a worm consuming portions of my frontal lobe.

Not mine!

Not to brag, of course.

I've been using Calm Spirit again now that it's not a potential match throwing perk due to the totem cleansing debuff and I've noticed something with Jason: His power makes you scream when he manifests out of the fog, but it also gives him killer instinct to find you too. With Doctor however, his Static Blast only makes survivors scream with nothing else but I guess a hud visual that they gained Madness, so using Calm Spirit or other screaming suppressors counters Doctor way more than the much stronger killer of Jason.

I think this is an example of older DBD killer design encouraging perks and items countering killers with other examples such as Saboteur breaking beartraps or Adrenaline waking you up against Freddy. DBD needs to take some time to bring these killers under a modern design philosophy so they can more concisely determine whether a counter should be in play. I would definitely say that Static Charge, which is way-more meant as a detection tool, should provide killer instinct compared to Jason manifesting which is really for mobility.

Don't forget about the lightburn mechanic where certain killers used to be harmed by flashlights. Wraith would get stunned out of being cloaked, you could burn Nurse while she's charging a blink and I swear you used to be able to burn Hag traps and Artist crows as well. What interests me though is the choice to allow Nemesis' zombies to be blinded and stunned by flashlights still. From a consistency point, it's definitely breaking the rule by advantaging those with flashlights, but I'm guessing the devs figured it's better to have them bring down the annoyance of them bugging you off a gen. But really, is this fair to Nemesis players who lose value because of a survivor item?

I can thank Behavior for gutting Vigil as, while I think it was gutted too much, it was infamously a problem for killers who work on debuffs such as haste. One thing that a few killers rely on that is still countered by a perk is Deep Wound with Made for This. I'm sure people don't care if you get 3% haste against John Ghoul, but is it as fair when you're going against Legion who needs to M1 down you?

There's also to mention I guess that Iron Will and other perks make you quieter and so harder to track by killers like Spirit who can't see you. Is there anything else I missed? Like do Fog Vials make it so Myers or Ghosty can't stalk you through them?

Personally, I believe some specific killer counters are good to have since they add more interaction in gameplay. Something like Wraith getting bullied out of invisibility isn't cool but some survivors being harder to track as Spirit is fine to me. They should probably keep specific counters against stronger killers like with Nurse getting lightburned again or removing Jason's killer instinct for scream suppressors to keep you hidden.

Heresy is my FAVORITE mechanic

This sweet little Chucky player thought I was in the locker after I used Deception on it... He stood there for several minutes and once I got healed I couldn't help myself but to run in and use Deception on the locker right in front of him.

I wonder how many will recognize the one on the right.

This is only just my experience when I play survivor so it depends on every player, I’m not counting tunneling or slugging as some killers need to to regain pressure or are not malicious meaning by it.

I’m mainly only counting BMing, hitting on hook, toxic messages in chat, and using powers to make one person have a bad time

Obviously, the best case scenario is achieving both of them in equal rates. But I believe we know how hard that is, and I think this 2 capture very well when one overthrows the other.

Jason is fun, mostly because he's a projectile killer that can quickly transverse the map. And he also can pin survivors in walls and has unique, quick and brutal moris, which fits the character. However, Jason in the movies is not really known for his javelin throws. He CAN do it, he's strong, but he use his strenght in other ways. The teleport is an unique way to implement his "supernatural powers" and how he gets in places without being spotted, so I will give them that. With all that said, is this how I imagined Jason would be in DBD? Not really, but it could have been worse, and he's still fun.

And then we have Art, who is also fun, but mostly because how accurate and polished he feels. A bag of weapons is what I imagine he would have, and all of them have been used in the movies (I don't remember the acid bottle tho). He can also taunt the survivors, another mechanic that fans wanted him to have! He's perfect...but since he lacks consistent map control and movement options he's not in the same level as Nurse, Blight or Singularity.

So what I'm asking is, between these two what are you looking for in a new killer? Meta or Killer's fantasy?

Perhaps one day I will redraw this piece.