Starting with DBD...

-I am a Claudette main, BUT I have been hard dumping all my bp into Dwight-

-I'm very addicted to bloodpoints, especially putting them into one person for a long period of time, currently aiming for P100 Dwight-

-If I have learned one thing while playing DBD, its to simply not care about the outcome of the game and to ignore the toxic people-

-My hours are split on multiple accounts on different platforms, I have about 5.4k hours-

-Unique Pathing breaks killers ankles, if you don't know what it is, you're missing out on a lot of loop potential-

-Splitting on gens is more efficient, but stacking with someone will give you a lot of bp.. PeepoHmmm-

-I might be that survivor that you find annoying & cocky but its not like that trust me.I'm chill if you are-

-Used to be a big Blight, Huntress, and Nurse player. Going back to my console ways and playing BILLY when I play killer, about 1k hours on him and im still boosted.-

-Always practicing and critiquing myself for my mistakes as survivor so expect a better chase off hook, I dont care enough to try on killer, usually just Billy chillin anymore-

-Still running the same 2 staple perks, Bond and Adrenaline. DH still OP so why not run that too?-

-Any Means enjoyer, just break the pallet-

-Medkits are OP, 3 heals on a yellow feels so good tho-

-Always keep pushing towards your goals, you're the only one who can achieve them.-

-Always look to improve as Survivor or Killer whichever you're playing and ignore the outcome because DBD is just DBD at the end of the day, a good mindset to have but a hard one to achieve, i believe in you.-

-Pretty much gave up on DBD at 5.1k hours, would much rather play VHS. Lots of love for the game but it got boring.-

-Put about 750 hours on VHS and made my way back to DBD, rusty af still but missed looping a lot.-

plz do it..