A fun party game where people consistently cry about others playing the game the way it was designed to be played. Aura perks is considered "cheating", hunting down a survivor is considered "tunneling" and "not fair", and preventing saves or defending generators is called "camping". Whatever you do to prevent the enemy from winning the objective, regardless if you're the killer or survivor, you get ridiculed for doing so - as though you're the issue if you don't let these spoiled children win a match.

This can be compared to many competitive games such as Call of Duty where if a player dies, they try to blame the enemy for camping, sweating, meta abusing, hardscoping, etc. in order to COPE with their death. Yes, there's a lot of COPIUM in Dead by Daylight.

A lot of the players who are losing their marbles over DBD and thumbing down this game through Steam reviews seem to often be veterans with hundreds if not thousands of gameplay hours. Many of these players have become self entitled and have grown to take the game way too serious - which can naturally happen after the introductory phase a player has when they start a new game. When they don't become the main character they believe they are in a match, whether because the killer focused them if they're playing survivor or the survivors loop them hard if they're playing killer, they throw a fit.

With all that now mentioned, I've been having a lot of fun and my experience is positive 95% of the time (EVEN WHEN I'M UP AGAINST A KILLER I DON'T UNDERSTAND). I love the Silent Hill expansion with Pyramid Head and I look forward to playing as Rick from the Walking Dead. Thank you Behaviour!

P.S. To all of those who are killed by me, keep ranting it post-game chat. I will screenshot your cries and keep them as a memento.

It's known that YuGiOh has had constant power creep throughout its lifetime, and with that came more complex decks that made the game anything but a simple card game that could be casually enjoyed. I came back as an OG player to enjoy the long overdue Dark Magician support. In my deck I had 3 copies of "Skill Drain" which negates all effects of face-up Effect Monsters. This makes Dark Magician more viable while countering several of the new decks that are overpowered and annoying. While effects were negated, I wouldn't have to sit through a dozen chains and wait 8 minutes per turn too. I logged back in the other day to find out my deck was now illegal because they've since limited Skill Drain to ONLY ONE COPY PER DECK. This card must've triggered so many pencil neck, greasy haired, maidenless nerds with their S+ tier meta decks that it caused public outcry - and now I can't enjoy my favorite rogue deck with the Magician boys. I'm done with YuGiOh. I'm holding onto my nostalgic memories and moving on from this game.