Survivors always say they love Killers with personality, but part of playing those characters should be embodying a bit of that personality in the trial. We’re literally playing murderers, monsters, sadistic egomaniacs.

Ghost Face, Chucky, Doctor, Trickster, just to name a few are canonically sadistic, taunting assholes.

A little nodding, humping, crouching, staring, hook-hitting, and other in-trial BM can be roleplay.

Obviously Once the match ends, leave the players alone. No DMs, profile harassment, insults, etc.

The Bureaucracy of Dying is a Pig build built around forcing Survivors into constant busywork and Catch-22s instead of relying entirely on gen regression.

The Build:

– Hex: Ruin

– Hex: Pentimento

– Weeping Wounds

– Thanatophobia

Add-ons: John’s Medical File + Box/Bag of Gears

(You can swap out John's Medical File for a different add-on. Johns Medical File is my comfort pick)

The Concept:

Ruin + Pentimento: Leave Ruin up and deal with regression, or cleanse it and potentially give me Pentimento. Either choose ruin and gen regression or another slowdown stack with Pentimento

Thanatophobia + Weeping Wounds: Stay injured and contribute to Thanatophobia, or heal and become affected by Weeping Wounds’ repair/healing slowdown. If Pentimento is active, healing and repairing can become even more time-consuming.

Why Pig?

Reverse Bear Traps add another mandatory task. Someone searching Jigsaw Boxes isn’t repairing, healing, cleansing, or helping teammates. The idea is to keep stacking task until Survivors simply don’t have enough time to deal with everything.

Results:

- 9 wins 1 loss

- 32/40 kills — 80% (Two Survivors were intentionally Given Hatch)

- five 4Ks

- four 3Ks

- one 0K

- 4 head pops

- I didn't track gen progression the first 5 games but, I can confidently say that in most games surviours had 3-4 gens left when the game ended.

Observations:

The biggest thing I noticed was how often generator progress simply stopped. There were stretches where I wasn’t pressuring a gen at all, yet nothing was progressing because Survivors were busy healing, searching boxes, dealing with totems, or letting Ruin regress.

Even when Ruin went down early or Pentimento spawned badly, the rest of the build could still keep people occupied.

Games of Note:

- Game 4: \~6-minute game 4K with 3 head pops

- Game 5: my only loss and a 0k, after a terrible opening with Video Tape

Games 3, 4 and 5 were Video Tape experiments add-ons. The other 7 used my normal Medical File + Gears setup.

Note:

I’ve only been playing DBD for about two weeks, so my Pig MMR is probably still settling. I’m not claiming this is some unbeatable high-MMR build, just that over this first 10-game sample, the concept worked surprisingly well.

TL;DR:

Bureaucracy of Dying is a Pig build built around stacking busywork onto surviours, solving one problem often creates another task or slowdown.

The Reverse Bear Traps add a MANDATORY ask to complete while Survivors are dealing with the other problems created by the build.

Over 10 games, the build went 9–1 with an 80% kill rate.

The system in question is called Player Intent. With it, you’ll be able to communicate a range of preset messages to your fellow Survivors at the press of a button, using a radial menu. From thanking them for a heal, to saying you’re going to work on gens, to suggesting you split up, messages focus on the on-the-fly actions that are most useful during a Trial.

Link to offical fourm: https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/471169/developer-update-player-intent-system/p1?new=1

Another big streamer Ranks cap as the worst tank in the game

Perhaps a Catholic-Themed skin?

a 'Bible'-reading emote or a seated prayer emote?

Genuinely, let assume its a 1v1 in the backline.

They have all their cooldowns and you have a generous 30 seconds until their team arrives for backup

I get this message or similar at least one day complaining about me playing Peni in QP.

Its not my fault you can't shoot a nest

I know i can just ignore it but man, someone always has to say something