Yep, first thing I thought was that the intended audience for this video is people who aren’t going to know all the perks by heart let alone their icons.
@@Bodyknock even some people who play the game quite often don't remember every perk But to be fair, only 1 of the perks he's shown is from a DLC So that should make it easier for new players
Scuff Studios Wish the music used in the video was similar to the kind of music in New Horizons :( Because tbh I’m really not a fan of the new soundtrack
How do i wait 60 secs near openned gate. If i pick em up they will escape, even if i wait 60 sec they can escape. Does desisve have activation time so i can drop them And pick em up again
*Last Tip is listening to sound* "Everything a survivor does, makes a sound" *In final clip, cleansing sound can be heard* Pain: I pretended I didn't heard that.
I think he did but was prioritizing the lack of sound in the clip. At 7:38 you can see the remainder of a cleansed totem which was what the survivor was doing prior to being found. Yet since you can't deadhard over a trap twice before being found (and it wasn't disarmed or triggered) they could only still be within that area. The only reason I noticed this was because I replayed it wondering why the heck someone would put a trap in a corner like that.
It’s funny how the mistakes from the original video, (Forgetting to include insidious and call Yui, Kate) were fixed and you call tell they were re-record because PR’s voice sounds are different from the rest of the video.
I remember my first experience with this game. I was playing kill your friends and everyone brought in petrified oak and purple flashlights and gave me absolutely zero insight on what the perks do. It was a very painful experience to say the least. Now that I know what each does I can give guys a handful now. I wouldn’t treat anyone new to the game the way I was treated when I 1st started playing. The more you play the more you adjust to what does what.
1. Injure survivors 2. Chase survivors 3. Break pallets 4. Break gens 5. Move 6. Hook survivors 7. Pick up downed survivors 8. Look in the direction of survivors 9. Use killer power 10. Play as killer
2:17 I disagree that chasing the Claudette was bad there. If you camp the first Claudette, she dies, but against survivors playing optimally, that means you don't pressure anyone, because 3 survivors are working on gens. But by chasing the second Claudette, there's one survivor on hook, you are chasing the second, and the third is going for the rescue, leaving only one of them on gens. Am I missing something?
I agree. What’s to gain from camping? You lose blood points and score lower for that anyways. I’d rather trust myself and keep pressure on the whole map than to just camp like a noob
In that situation, I think camping that Claudette until she was dead would have been the better option. You could see that the free Claudette was trying to go for a save, meaning shes not doing a gen herself. Hooked Claud was close to dying, so why not secure the kill in this situation? I agree Claud getting unhooked meant less ppl are on gens (1 person potentially), but a team mate could have given her BT, We'll make it, and she might have DS. Pressure is there but a easy kill was taken away. 3 Survivors left makes it harder to unhook if theyre not a SWF. Remember, the free Claud was also on her first hook :/ So the remaining 3 can sit on half a gen for a bit before unhooking her later. But this is just my opinion and I see what ur saying about multiple ppl not on gens. Theres just so many variables to think about.
@@Xackory i think that it is not actually a noob move. Sure she could have gone to a gen eventually, but the hooked Claudette was pretty near death so there was not much waiting and i doubt they can finish 2 gens during that time. There is also the possibility that the second Claudette would have been alturistic and come back. I agree with what Jasmine said that its better to secure the 1 kill meaning that there can only be 3 survs at max doing gens rather than 4 possibly doing gens.
*Summary:* 1. Avoid perks that conflict with Killer's power 2. Don't chase survivors through OP loops 3. Don't chase a survivor for too long 4. Ignore _unsafe_ pellets 5. Aware of Popular survivor perks 6. Always prioritize objective (Protect Gens) 7. Avoid chasing survivors far away from Gens 8. Be ready to be juked by survivor 9. Skip hooking to pressure survivor 10. Don't ignore audio/visual cue
@@xdmanny9622 Only do it if you must, for example if you see all 4 of them working on the same gen and you're billy or bubba etc then yeah just go for it.
I really didn’t need this, but after playing 3 games in a row with nemesis after taking a few days break and just getting annihilated. I just needed the refresher LMAO
@@Jumpropqueen On often, who sends more hate-mail and is overall toxic? Survivors, which in turn they complain and when they complain, they get babied. When killers complain, we are told to suck it up and deal.
@@mokosd80 those that get caught in the first place and complain, are trash. Just because yea get caught and end up being guarded, doesn't mean it's trash; as the tactic is useful for fishing if the survivors are determined for a rescue. Thus they get hooked one, by one.
@@mokosd80 any killer can use it and can be effective if one plays their cards right, such as how I manage to get one in a basement as trapper and placed most traps in openings; and all I had to do is have some distance and wait. Then one, by one, they all ended up caught eventually thanks to my traps and having bait. And I quite enjoy the salt for my popcorn, sadly I haven't been getting a lot of those messages.
0:56 in my opinion this is wrong. Even with huntress, STBFL (Save the best for last) is a good perk. U cant always rely in every situation on your hatchets, u will have to swing too. Also, hitting your obsession with hatchets won't make you lose stacks. And if there are a few good perks for begginers, STBFL is one I should recommend. Because they will learn to down the obession with powers and not swings, they will learn about maybe hitting the obsession and juggling survivors, etc... Also I would never use Agitation over STBFL on none of the killers, not a single one. That said, rest of the video is golden.
@Kizan Already have one lmao What was even the purpose of that comment? To make me mad? If you enjoy putting people down then you should really take a look at yourself.
10 things to always do when killer 10. Never kick gens 9. Always slug 8. Face camp the survivor that was the most pain in the ass 7. Never close the hatch 6. Open the exit gate 5. Fall for all traps 4. Don’t pick someone up when facing a wall 3. Don’t use perks 2. At the end of the match call the survivors pieces of shit 1. ALWAYS portect your chest in the basement (Important)
This is what i love about these info vids. Im a DBD noob (got the game last week) and even though i havent played a single game of killer, these infos are useful to tell me how the killer may think, and having insight is a massive boost
Generally i recommend survivor first. Then play killer after sometime with survivor. You'll be more aware of how survivor works and this will make killer easier. After time with killer return to survivor. You'll be more familiar with how killer works and how to hold you're own as survivor. Then play both and keep switching it up every now and then. You'll be a balanced DbD player with insight on how the game works and generally successful or competitive in every match. Also tune out the entitled survivors and whiny killers. They speak in half-truths and slander. Half of what they say is true and the rest is a one-sided agenda. Good luck
@@cheek077 thank you for those words. Since the comment ive been survivor only, getting pretty decent at certain aspects of the game (basically me saying im a designated mechanic) But ive tried killer for the first time today and i gotta say im loving the noobs im being put up against. Havent been paired up against pros yet so i dont have the failure experience... anyway things are going good
It's a play on the old joke (which was a misnomer, and repeated so much because of it) "do you know why they call it an Xbox 360? Because you turn 360 degrees and walk away"
I thought this was going to be another video with survivor mains making up rules for killers to follow, don’t use noed, not allowed to use perks or add ons that apply exposed, not allowed to slug, not allowed to exist on the same map as survivors or you’re camping, not allowed to chase an injured survivor or you’re tunneling, etc. but it was legitimately helpful, thanks for the vid man keep up the content
I always feel like I'm watching a relaxing asmr-ish video whenever I watch one of your dbd videos. Relaxing music, calm voice, interesting tips. Just blood, gore, and destruction going on in the background.
A tip I know is if a survivor is walking away from you (in close proximity) and both of you see each other they most likely have sprint burst and are saving it when you swing to whiff a hit
Save the best for last is actually really, really good for huntress. Trust me, I’m a rank 1 huntress main with 900 hours in game and it’s really helpful. You can avoid wasting stacks on the obsession by hitting them with hatchets, and in every other situation you’ll be able to get a hit then transition immediately into a hatchet hit, if you do it right. It basically gives you insta-downs in most scenarios
2:02 Something that most killers don't give a shit and keep chasing someone for an cheap sacrifice. Even i as killer get bored of the same bastard and go for someone else. Also with face camping.
I completely disagree with the hooked player example, face camping a hooked player is probably the only exploit which I 100% oppose because it hurts your score and deprives you of points for hooking the person again, not to mention that if other survivors don't have perks like borrowed time to counter you, they will probably just repair generators instead, what I do instead is run the killer perk make your choice which gives the rescuer the exposed status effect as long as you are 32 meters away from the hooked survivor when their rescued, this also means borrowed time won't trigger unless you have a larger than average terror radius.
Thanks for this. Playing killer is so stressful with having to watch out for 4 other people and deal with them in not just a timely manner but also a fair manner. And the anxiety of end-game chat doesn't help.
I'm a red rank Killer but I can tell you that my worst weakness while playing Killer is not knowing when to let Survivors go. And it's not really that I don't KNOW, it's just that sometimes I get very greedy. Take it from me--that chunk of time you waste on an OP loop can seal the outcome of the game. It doesn't matter what you do from then on if you've wasted too much time, especially if you're going against SWF. There's not a lot of room for error, and you wasting time on a Survivor is one of the biggest mistakes you can make.
And then there's me: - Chasing a surv till he gets down, because fk him in particular -aimlessly running away from the killer and dropping pallets just to escape - rage quitting when I get tunneled
Mig Mig The fuck, dumbass? No. No they’re not. Were you dropped as a baby? 180 means turning around. 360 means a full spin, and ending up facing the same direction you started
Mig Mig Not over degrees, over an idiot attempting to correct people on something he knows nothing about, despite it being kindergarten-level common sense
Mig Mig ... You literally just proved yourself wrong, dumbass. They were thinking... of a 360. Like they said. They were 100% right, and you walked in and corrected them, incorrectly, like an idiot That’s the second time you’ve proven you have no idea what a 180 and a 360 are, despite it being common knowledge, and having it be directly explained to you
Mig Mig Impressive. The single most stupid comment you’ve made today (including where you thought a 180 was a full spin), and you immediately delete it. You’re really going all in on the Down syndrome impersonation
he tried, but the Thursday Livestream his internet was crapping out and he only played one match, the Livestream was 10 minutes, and he then said he'd try on Friday, but seeing as there's nothing available, I presume his internet crapped out again and he quit after a few mins trying... Didn't catch it yesterday though so idk when he'll try next time
I freaking love your videos, they are the perfect companion to playing the game. I've been playing for two months now and I don't visualize the game without your valuable tips. After baring my soul, now I'll put my clothes back on again and leave...unlike "Tramp Claudette".
Tip 4, Unsafe Pallents. I found to be something very helpful & not something I've heard before. Knowing rather or not you need to break a pallet is good advice, breaking a easily countered pallet is a waste of time. Also your advice on a Decisive Strike & Dead Hard is always useful. The tip knowing when to just leave a survivor dying to waste survivors time so you can make a better play, is a pro tip used by many seasoned killers. I'll add some tips, perks like Thantaphobia, surveillance, pop goes the weasel or overcharge help with gen rush. Perks like Nurse's Calling, Bloodhound, and BBQ & Chilli helps find survivors. Sacrificing Gens: Once a match starts pick the gens that spawn clustered closest to each-other to guard. As the match goes on it's easier for you to protect & catch survivors. Once you catch & hook a survivor orbit nearby gens to the hooked survivor that way you can guard the survivor & gens all at once. Now you did touch on when to discontinue a chase but I will add I & others do find that one to be the hardest even if your doing everything right. If it seems like they're luring you away or trying to waste your time, it's obvious to leave them. But in situations where 3 or 2 survivors are pouncing 1 gen while a 4th or 3rd goes off to others things get difficult. As soon as you turn away or stike someone they hop on it & no one gets downed as they snake off to heal & return to the gen rush. Commiting to a easy chase can even cost you as it still takes time. In a hard gen rush scenario sometimes it's easy to forget DS. Try not to be too hard on yourself, sometimes you really did do well but just had a bad run or 2. Identifying that helps you as a player :)
Late to the party, but one other thing for the last point. Watching in the distance. When you see crows either take off OR LAND, then you can get an idea of a direction to look if you have no tracking perks. Crows respawning come back as bright orange things that spawn from the sky. Looking slightly up to notice this isn't a bad thing. Also: If you play with loud audio settings, you can even hear uninjured survivors breathing. This is very dependent on your personal tolerance for noise, though.
Ok. So I had an idea for a video. You could do a Mythbusters kind of thing. Like does Stake Out counter Gearhed or what happens when you mix Deliverence and Second Wind. Like so Painreliever sees
One thing that I've noticed on my own, while wearing a headset, if a survivor is in a locker, you can hear their panicked breathing. Especially if using stridor. I first check the area around the suspected locker to make sure that they are not hiding in a nook before searching. The best killer to use without the previously mentioned perk is Ghostface with nightshrowd active.
I know I'm very late to the party but I just recently started playing dbd and stumbled over this video ... this little quiz in the beginning was nice for me to see if I already understand the killers powers enough so thx for that I guess :)
PR, I miss the tier lists my man!!!! Those things keep me COMPANY. Could use an hour plus on both Class Perks as there have been so many new ones since your last lists. I know you work super hard 👍 I still love all your vids man, thanks!!!!
Unpopular opinions: 1: Insidious on Wraith can be used for mind gaming. Unless you have addons that allow for quick appearances, hiding by a gen and jumping out for a hit can catch survivors seriously off guard. Distressing attached is a little over kill but it might make your sudden appearance more jarring for survivors. Using Insidious a single time can also induce real stress on the survivor to be more focused on environment rather than skill checks (at least on low to mid tier players). 2: Allowing a survivor struggle on hook to be rescued, in order to hook another for the first time isn't a terrible choice. if you're at the later stages of a trial, securing a sacrifice makes sense but I'd be less inclined to do that myself. In the early stages, to keep the game fun and to keep my killer scoring high, having all four survivors alive gives many more opportunities for racking up points. In the late stages, I can then feel like a boss by bringing survivors from 4 to 1 on the fifth and/or fourth gen. if i didn't play well and have four survivors with the opportunity to camp and secure a sacrifice, I'd personally rather reward survivors' efforts and not idol by the hooked survivor and do whatever else I can which can work in my favour. 9: Slugging is a tactic i use if survivors act foolishly. If I'm being distracted by two survivors while one is on hook, I consider that foolish unless it's clear that they aren't skilled or confident survivors in chase. If I down a survivor while another is in or just outside my line of sight, I'm going to take the opportunity to slug two survivors and get to hooks that may compound to three based on the other survivors' intelligence and initiative. I also limit my slugging generally to three and hope that the fourth survivor and prolong the game for everyone's enjoyment and my bloodpoints (for when I catch them later). if I'm skilled or skilled enough, I can always find the fourth survivor afterwards or be satisfied with a three piece.
I feel like the number 1 tip is to remember that the goal of the killer is NOT just to kill all 4 survivors. Remember the 4 emblem system and what you actually need to be doing to “win”
I was just watching your videos and tips, wondering if there'll be a video about killer tips again because I hoped so, since they're so good And there you are with this great vid I must say What a *Key* Moment ;D thank you Pain Reliver ^^
This video is highly educational for those looking to get better at killer thank you painreliever for the tips and tricks buddy another great video as always P.S anyone else wonder what it would be like to have PainReliever whisper into your ear with that voice (could be sweet nothings or somethings more L E W D ;) :P)
I have now built my perks around my own soft-points. Spies from the Shadows to counter my lower ability to find people. Sloppy butcher to keep them injured longer to track them through sound as well as blood puddles (bloodles?). Iron Grasp so that I can get them to the hook that I sometimes don't seem close enough to. And Unrelenting because I have the tendency to misjudge a lunge or flat out swing early. It may not be flashy, but it usually pays off.
Another thing you shouldnt do as Killer: Camping at a Hooked survivor. I saw it many times as Survivor. The Killer catched and Hooked someone, but didnt moved away after that. Just staying there and watching till the Entity got the Survivor. Well, that gave us other players enough time to repair generators. Normaly, you should try to Hunt and hook Survivora many times as possible. Because the often they get Hooked, the faster the entity appears
This has been helpful, this gives a good way to understand jukes and all that, considering many try the luring away (I screwed with a Bill one time because of that as the Gorgon). Even though I don't get to kill all of the survivors, its still fun if I'm able to get one killed by the mini-game trap with Pig or constant pressure on a few members. I actually won as Ghostface because 2 were hiding and listening, while 2 others were doing generators though I quickly mowed those guys down, and went to look for the one hiding in a closet and get the last one listening for people on hooks.
I feel another thing you shouldn’t do is camp hooks cause not only is it a douchy thing to do but also the other survivors can be doing generators while you sit at the one survivor you hooked
I like that you reuploaded this because they are for new killers but tbh half of these tips aren’t really tips but more so telling how to play a killer the way you do
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"See if you can figure out which of these perks don't go with the Killer."
Jokes on you, Pillpopper. I can't remember any perk by icon!
Yep, first thing I thought was that the intended audience for this video is people who aren’t going to know all the perks by heart let alone their icons.
@@Bodyknock even some people who play the game quite often don't remember every perk
But to be fair, only 1 of the perks he's shown is from a DLC
So that should make it easier for new players
TBF even as a casual non-player I knew a few of them
I know all and know what they do
You cant?
this animal crossing music is so fitting with a murderous horror game ;)
same thoughts here :D Strange to listen to in dbd, but well done!
Lol
had my switch on near me thought i left AC on
Scuff Studios Wish the music used in the video was similar to the kind of music in New Horizons :( Because tbh I’m really not a fan of the new soundtrack
DOOM: ETERNAL music is good in animal crossing.
I clicked on this video quicker than the generators being finished
Scoop Woop "JuSt aPpLy pReSsUrE"
4 are already done though so you have much time left
Scoop Woop doin gens you?
Scoop Woop LMAOO
yeah three got done while I chased a survivor for 15 seconds
"Wait 60 seconds before picking them up"
*Laughs in Unbreakable*
Yh but it's only because of decisive strike.
@@a10uk95 i know
Otherwise known as the cringe combo
How do i wait 60 secs near openned gate. If i pick em up they will escape, even if i wait 60 sec they can escape. Does desisve have activation time so i can drop them And pick em up again
@@worser1261 Nope, you're screwed. You can wait until last moment tho
*Last Tip is listening to sound*
"Everything a survivor does, makes a sound"
*In final clip, cleansing sound can be heard*
Pain: I pretended I didn't heard that.
I think he did but was prioritizing the lack of sound in the clip. At 7:38 you can see the remainder of a cleansed totem which was what the survivor was doing prior to being found. Yet since you can't deadhard over a trap twice before being found (and it wasn't disarmed or triggered) they could only still be within that area. The only reason I noticed this was because I replayed it wondering why the heck someone would put a trap in a corner like that.
for a sec i thought i was getting notified of an older vid
Wait is this a reupload
@@ntrreaper237 yeah, original got taken down
Mhm
I thought it was strange that it had footage of the old doctor
Well yes but actually no
at first i was like 'sweet more stuff to learn' then i was like 'wait this sounds familiar' then i read the description :(
good vid still tho
ikr I was like... um why am I getting deja vu? (not the perk ;;)) )
Same. I wonder why TH-cam took it down? Background music?
That was exactly my thought process too, lol.
can someone explain why im still scared even when I’m the killer lol
Cause you're afraid of survivors finishing all the gens and getting away!
You both guys understand me
@@platinummisslu242 im here bro
Cause your a bitch
a joke for obvious reasons no beef
Because killer is actually more stressful than Survivor imo
It’s funny how the mistakes from the original video, (Forgetting to include insidious and call Yui, Kate) were fixed and you call tell they were re-record because PR’s voice sounds are different from the rest of the video.
BeanNea I don’t know what you’re trying to accomplish.
I remember my first experience with this game. I was playing kill your friends and everyone brought in petrified oak and purple flashlights and gave me absolutely zero insight on what the perks do. It was a very painful experience to say the least. Now that I know what each does I can give guys a handful now. I wouldn’t treat anyone new to the game the way I was treated when I 1st started playing. The more you play the more you adjust to what does what.
When I saw Myers when he said dont use perks that conflict with powers thought he was gonna show burgerking Myers
Burgerking?
@@airesbattleblade732 Basically a build that makes Myers slower than the survivors, which is intentionally a detrimental build only for memes or lols.
1. Injure survivors
2. Chase survivors
3. Break pallets
4. Break gens
5. Move
6. Hook survivors
7. Pick up downed survivors
8. Look in the direction of survivors
9. Use killer power
10. Play as killer
Play as Myers
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@@okandthen1234 Pl
2:17 I disagree that chasing the Claudette was bad there. If you camp the first Claudette, she dies, but against survivors playing optimally, that means you don't pressure anyone, because 3 survivors are working on gens. But by chasing the second Claudette, there's one survivor on hook, you are chasing the second, and the third is going for the rescue, leaving only one of them on gens.
Am I missing something?
I agree. What’s to gain from camping? You lose blood points and score lower for that anyways. I’d rather trust myself and keep pressure on the whole map than to just camp like a noob
Your math is correct sir. 1 survivor on a gen is easier to hold than 2 survivors on 2 gens.
In that situation, I think camping that Claudette until she was dead would have been the better option. You could see that the free Claudette was trying to go for a save, meaning shes not doing a gen herself. Hooked Claud was close to dying, so why not secure the kill in this situation?
I agree Claud getting unhooked meant less ppl are on gens (1 person potentially), but a team mate could have given her BT, We'll make it, and she might have DS. Pressure is there but a easy kill was taken away.
3 Survivors left makes it harder to unhook if theyre not a SWF. Remember, the free Claud was also on her first hook :/ So the remaining 3 can sit on half a gen for a bit before unhooking her later. But this is just my opinion and I see what ur saying about multiple ppl not on gens. Theres just so many variables to think about.
@@pyradragon that's a noob move and waiting there she would've eventually went to a gen
@@Xackory i think that it is not actually a noob move. Sure she could have gone to a gen eventually, but the hooked Claudette was pretty near death so there was not much waiting and i doubt they can finish 2 gens during that time. There is also the possibility that the second Claudette would have been alturistic and come back. I agree with what Jasmine said that its better to secure the 1 kill meaning that there can only be 3 survs at max doing gens rather than 4 possibly doing gens.
This is how I became better at the game. Thank you, Pain Relievers
Me: I feel like I've seen this before...
*Sees Pre-Rework Doctor*
Oh, It's a reupload
*The moment you realize you already watched this video a long time ago*
Thats true i watched this video like 5 months ago
crap i just realized
Ik
@@zaidawad993 more like 1
Same
*Summary:*
1. Avoid perks that conflict with Killer's power
2. Don't chase survivors through OP loops
3. Don't chase a survivor for too long
4. Ignore _unsafe_ pellets
5. Aware of Popular survivor perks
6. Always prioritize objective (Protect Gens)
7. Avoid chasing survivors far away from Gens
8. Be ready to be juked by survivor
9. Skip hooking to pressure survivor
10. Don't ignore audio/visual cue
11. Follow the survivor rule book for killers
Isn't 9 just slugging
xdmanny thought the same
@@xdmanny9622 sadly against high rank swf teams there's really not much you can do besides slug sometimes, Killers are at a disadvantage 💀
@@xdmanny9622 Only do it if you must, for example if you see all 4 of them working on the same gen and you're billy or bubba etc then yeah just go for it.
I really didn’t need this, but after playing 3 games in a row with nemesis after taking a few days break and just getting annihilated. I just needed the refresher LMAO
Dude I played Hillbilly against a toxic SWF, I wanted to die
Entitled Survivor Mains be like:
"KiLlErS cAn'T kIlL SuRvIvOrS."
@KaiserSoldat
Error 501, killer was the power-role of the match.
Lol funny how entitled killer mains be saying the same thing
@@Jumpropqueen
On often, who sends more hate-mail and is overall toxic? Survivors, which in turn they complain and when they complain, they get babied. When killers complain, we are told to suck it up and deal.
The Wanted United and You guys complain about all those things always, it’s manly killers in videos like this who are whinnying wE CAnt Do AnYTHing
@@Jumpropqueen
Killers have the right to complain until all killers are brought to the tier of Billy.
4:27 i remember you wrongly recognized that Yui as Kate in the original video, good that u changed that
His voice is so calming i almost fell asleep. I might replay the video just for his voice.
also tip #2
survivors:
"You are camping,trash killer"
They are right, cuz if u camp or tunnel, u really are trash
i only camp the last survivor remaining ;-;
@@mokosd80 those that get caught in the first place and complain, are trash.
Just because yea get caught and end up being guarded, doesn't mean it's trash; as the tactic is useful for fishing if the survivors are determined for a rescue.
Thus they get hooked one, by one.
@@aquafury664 so if u camp it is a tactic😂😂
@@mokosd80 any killer can use it and can be effective if one plays their cards right, such as how I manage to get one in a basement as trapper and placed most traps in openings; and all I had to do is have some distance and wait.
Then one, by one, they all ended up caught eventually thanks to my traps and having bait.
And I quite enjoy the salt for my popcorn, sadly I haven't been getting a lot of those messages.
0:56 in my opinion this is wrong. Even with huntress, STBFL (Save the best for last) is a good perk. U cant always rely in every situation on your hatchets, u will have to swing too. Also, hitting your obsession with hatchets won't make you lose stacks.
And if there are a few good perks for begginers, STBFL is one I should recommend. Because they will learn to down the obession with powers and not swings, they will learn about maybe hitting the obsession and juggling survivors, etc...
Also I would never use Agitation over STBFL on none of the killers, not a single one.
That said, rest of the video is golden.
7:36
Killer: What did it cost you?
Survivor: Everything
Is it just me or did his voice get a bit deeper?
-it’s kinda hot but y’know-
This is just a re-post lol if his voice changed at all his voice would have been higher here than now
@EvaBella Goss
Pfft then I missed this video when it was uploaded
But his voice is still as calming as ever!
Nayeon loves you go get a boyfriend
@Kizan
Already have one lmao
What was even the purpose of that comment? To make me mad? If you enjoy putting people down then you should really take a look at yourself.
triggered
as a killer main i feel obligated to say
thank you for the tips
Dead by Daylight: *Violence, Blood, Horror*
Music: *cuTe aNiMaL cRoSsInG*
10 things to always do when killer
10. Never kick gens
9. Always slug
8. Face camp the survivor that was the most pain in the ass
7. Never close the hatch
6. Open the exit gate
5. Fall for all traps
4. Don’t pick someone up when facing a wall
3. Don’t use perks
2. At the end of the match call the survivors pieces of shit
1. ALWAYS portect your chest in the basement (Important)
Excellent advice, noted.
after watching his streams, hearing him talk like this is so wack
This is what i love about these info vids. Im a DBD noob (got the game last week) and even though i havent played a single game of killer, these infos are useful to tell me how the killer may think, and having insight is a massive boost
Generally i recommend survivor first. Then play killer after sometime with survivor. You'll be more aware of how survivor works and this will make killer easier. After time with killer return to survivor. You'll be more familiar with how killer works and how to hold you're own as survivor. Then play both and keep switching it up every now and then. You'll be a balanced DbD player with insight on how the game works and generally successful or competitive in every match. Also tune out the entitled survivors and whiny killers. They speak in half-truths and slander. Half of what they say is true and the rest is a one-sided agenda. Good luck
@@cheek077 thank you for those words. Since the comment ive been survivor only, getting pretty decent at certain aspects of the game (basically me saying im a designated mechanic)
But ive tried killer for the first time today and i gotta say im loving the noobs im being put up against. Havent been paired up against pros yet so i dont have the failure experience... anyway things are going good
The spirit made a 360 dgree turn, so she’d still be going the same way and using the same perks.
It's a joke genius lel. Maybe or probably your comment is too. If not you're an idiot
Gregor Bscheschicha I doubt it tbh, common malapropism. You’re way too confrontational btw
@@jakohuncho2410 Where is the malapropism? And yeah in your opinion i'm way too confrontational
It's a play on the old joke (which was a misnomer, and repeated so much because of it) "do you know why they call it an Xbox 360? Because you turn 360 degrees and walk away"
I thought this was going to be another video with survivor mains making up rules for killers to follow, don’t use noed, not allowed to use perks or add ons that apply exposed, not allowed to slug, not allowed to exist on the same map as survivors or you’re camping, not allowed to chase an injured survivor or you’re tunneling, etc. but it was legitimately helpful, thanks for the vid man keep up the content
Is it just me or does “do a 360 and walk the other way” doesn’t make sense
I always feel like I'm watching a relaxing asmr-ish video whenever I watch one of your dbd videos. Relaxing music, calm voice, interesting tips. Just blood, gore, and destruction going on in the background.
1:30
But if you do a 360° turn, you are facing same direction...
You weren't supposed to say that.
Do a 180
That’s kinda how it’s supposed to work
A tip I know is if a survivor is walking away from you (in close proximity) and both of you see each other they most likely have sprint burst and are saving it when you swing to whiff a hit
This also works on BT
Never chase an "injured Nea", those things are a nuisance!
Save the best for last is actually really, really good for huntress. Trust me, I’m a rank 1 huntress main with 900 hours in game and it’s really helpful. You can avoid wasting stacks on the obsession by hitting them with hatchets, and in every other situation you’ll be able to get a hit then transition immediately into a hatchet hit, if you do it right. It basically gives you insta-downs in most scenarios
Well guess what he has dozens of more hours then you do
This is the hour long vid we were waiting for!! 😃
The way you speak in this video plus the music makes it so relaxing
this guy is the type of guy to teach in a meditation class.
ur voice is so calming but also very spooky, PERFECT for a dbd guide
So watching these videos has made me realize I really suck at this game. I mean I already know that but you know-
2:02 Something that most killers don't give a shit and keep chasing someone for an cheap sacrifice. Even i as killer get bored of the same bastard and go for someone else. Also with face camping.
I completely disagree with the hooked player example, face camping a hooked player is probably the only exploit which I 100% oppose because it hurts your score and deprives you of points for hooking the person again, not to mention that if other survivors don't have perks like borrowed time to counter you, they will probably just repair generators instead, what I do instead is run the killer perk make your choice which gives the rescuer the exposed status effect as long as you are 32 meters away from the hooked survivor when their rescued, this also means borrowed time won't trigger unless you have a larger than average terror radius.
Thanks for this. Playing killer is so stressful with having to watch out for 4 other people and deal with them in not just a timely manner but also a fair manner. And the anxiety of end-game chat doesn't help.
New PainReliever Video? Im on that instantly
*is a reupload*
casually isn't new
it's new enough
Dat_Baconator im aware
I'm a red rank Killer but I can tell you that my worst weakness while playing Killer is not knowing when to let Survivors go. And it's not really that I don't KNOW, it's just that sometimes I get very greedy. Take it from me--that chunk of time you waste on an OP loop can seal the outcome of the game. It doesn't matter what you do from then on if you've wasted too much time, especially if you're going against SWF. There's not a lot of room for error, and you wasting time on a Survivor is one of the biggest mistakes you can make.
Indeed
I was so confused that this was released 3 hours ago, was having massive deja vu until I read description
Bro this man’s voice is just... just.... SO CALMING. Imagining listening to this man on a rainy afternoon.
If you're mad it's a reupload, please read the description.
I'm mad for a completely different reason but Thanks!
@@sidm1603 For what reason?
this is another account made by the same person so i am trankomen67 on a different account but i didnt read the description sos
@@kristianbojinov6715 I just be madd all the time >:(
@@sidm1603 chill out yo
A 360 degree turn leaves you facing the same direction. You probably meant a 180.
I thought you were about to fall asleep in the middle of your commentary.
Yo good stuff 😊 keep the grind STRONG ❤️
And then there's me:
- Chasing a surv till he gets down, because fk him in particular
-aimlessly running away from the killer and dropping pallets just to escape
- rage quitting when I get tunneled
3:40
The biggest problems with this game for killers. You see three second chances in the matter of seconds. This game favors survivors too much.
Eh.. I can't argue with that.
1:29 when you turn 360° you are facing the same direction again
R/facepalm
Mig Mig
The fuck, dumbass? No. No they’re not.
Were you dropped as a baby?
180 means turning around. 360 means a full spin, and ending up facing the same direction you started
Mig Mig
Not over degrees, over an idiot attempting to correct people on something he knows nothing about, despite it being kindergarten-level common sense
Mig Mig
... You literally just proved yourself wrong, dumbass. They were thinking... of a 360. Like they said.
They were 100% right, and you walked in and corrected them, incorrectly, like an idiot
That’s the second time you’ve proven you have no idea what a 180 and a 360 are, despite it being common knowledge, and having it be directly explained to you
Mig Mig
Impressive. The single most stupid comment you’ve made today (including where you thought a 180 was a full spin), and you immediately delete it. You’re really going all in on the Down syndrome impersonation
This is what L actually does in his free time, when he's not hunting for KIRA ...
See u in the fog, Ryuzaki!
This is the most original comment I've seen in my entire life
Did he stream the past two days? I got notifications but nothing was ever there.
He did but I guess he didn't post the live streams or took them down
he tried, but the Thursday Livestream his internet was crapping out and he only played one match, the Livestream was 10 minutes, and he then said he'd try on Friday, but seeing as there's nothing available, I presume his internet crapped out again and he quit after a few mins trying... Didn't catch it yesterday though so idk when he'll try next time
@@mataskart9894 Thank you for letting me know!
Really handy tips! This will help a lot. Also, you have a suuuuper soothing voice
Can you do a vs / playing as Deathslinger plz?
noooo deathslinger is basically huntress
Most soothing voice Ive heard talking about killers in my life. Kept thinking about Bob Ross the entire video
"a yui" hmm what happend to kates new skin? edit: LOVE YOU
I freaking love your videos, they are the perfect companion to playing the game. I've been playing for two months now and I don't visualize the game without your valuable tips. After baring my soul, now I'll put my clothes back on again and leave...unlike "Tramp Claudette".
I wonder when Pain’s gonna update his perk tier lists?
Ah man, I subscribed just to keep hearing your extremely soothing voice... Damn
Love your vids bro hope your doing well with this whole corona thing
Tip 4, Unsafe Pallents. I found to be something very helpful & not something I've heard before. Knowing rather or not you need to break a pallet is good advice, breaking a easily countered pallet is a waste of time.
Also your advice on a Decisive Strike & Dead Hard is always useful.
The tip knowing when to just leave a survivor dying to waste survivors time so you can make a better play, is a pro tip used by many seasoned killers.
I'll add some tips, perks like Thantaphobia, surveillance, pop goes the weasel or overcharge help with gen rush.
Perks like Nurse's Calling, Bloodhound, and BBQ & Chilli helps find survivors.
Sacrificing Gens: Once a match starts pick the gens that spawn clustered closest to each-other to guard. As the match goes on it's easier for you to protect & catch survivors.
Once you catch & hook a survivor orbit nearby gens to the hooked survivor that way you can guard the survivor & gens all at once.
Now you did touch on when to discontinue a chase but I will add I & others do find that one to be the hardest even if your doing everything right. If it seems like they're luring you away or trying to waste your time, it's obvious to leave them. But in situations where 3 or 2 survivors are pouncing 1 gen while a 4th or 3rd goes off to others things get difficult. As soon as you turn away or stike someone they hop on it & no one gets downed as they snake off to heal & return to the gen rush. Commiting to a easy chase can even cost you as it still takes time. In a hard gen rush scenario sometimes it's easy to forget DS.
Try not to be too hard on yourself, sometimes you really did do well but just had a bad run or 2. Identifying that helps you as a player :)
Late to the party, but one other thing for the last point. Watching in the distance. When you see crows either take off OR LAND, then you can get an idea of a direction to look if you have no tracking perks. Crows respawning come back as bright orange things that spawn from the sky. Looking slightly up to notice this isn't a bad thing.
Also: If you play with loud audio settings, you can even hear uninjured survivors breathing. This is very dependent on your personal tolerance for noise, though.
Honorable mantions: tunnel, camp, slug, run noed, play slinger, bm, smack people on the hook.
Ah yes the "Things that survivors want killers to do" rule book.
Also fun fact: the devs said slugging is a legitimate tactic
This guy is the Bob Ross of DBD!
Ok. So I had an idea for a video. You could do a Mythbusters kind of thing. Like does Stake Out counter Gearhed or what happens when you mix Deliverence and Second Wind. Like so Painreliever sees
One thing that I've noticed on my own, while wearing a headset, if a survivor is in a locker, you can hear their panicked breathing. Especially if using stridor. I first check the area around the suspected locker to make sure that they are not hiding in a nook before searching. The best killer to use without the previously mentioned perk is Ghostface with nightshrowd active.
10 things you should not do as killer: Play as spirit
nah, I love playing as her since she's the first killer I bought, she feels op some of the matches, but gets absolutely fucked some other matches...
@@mataskart9894 spirit players lowkey make all us killer mains look like dog shit people
@@fitolothegriffin556 Its not the spirit players its the players who dead serious tell you she has counterplay that isnt perks/broken sounds.
I know I'm very late to the party but I just recently started playing dbd and stumbled over this video ... this little quiz in the beginning was nice for me to see if I already understand the killers powers enough so thx for that I guess :)
PR, I miss the tier lists my man!!!!
Those things keep me COMPANY.
Could use an hour plus on both Class Perks as there have been so many new ones since your last lists. I know you work super hard 👍
I still love all your vids man, thanks!!!!
The small editing jokes in this are god tier thank u
Unpopular opinions:
1: Insidious on Wraith can be used for mind gaming. Unless you have addons that allow for quick appearances, hiding by a gen and jumping out for a hit can catch survivors seriously off guard. Distressing attached is a little over kill but it might make your sudden appearance more jarring for survivors. Using Insidious a single time can also induce real stress on the survivor to be more focused on environment rather than skill checks (at least on low to mid tier players).
2: Allowing a survivor struggle on hook to be rescued, in order to hook another for the first time isn't a terrible choice. if you're at the later stages of a trial, securing a sacrifice makes sense but I'd be less inclined to do that myself. In the early stages, to keep the game fun and to keep my killer scoring high, having all four survivors alive gives many more opportunities for racking up points. In the late stages, I can then feel like a boss by bringing survivors from 4 to 1 on the fifth and/or fourth gen. if i didn't play well and have four survivors with the opportunity to camp and secure a sacrifice, I'd personally rather reward survivors' efforts and not idol by the hooked survivor and do whatever else I can which can work in my favour.
9: Slugging is a tactic i use if survivors act foolishly. If I'm being distracted by two survivors while one is on hook, I consider that foolish unless it's clear that they aren't skilled or confident survivors in chase. If I down a survivor while another is in or just outside my line of sight, I'm going to take the opportunity to slug two survivors and get to hooks that may compound to three based on the other survivors' intelligence and initiative. I also limit my slugging generally to three and hope that the fourth survivor and prolong the game for everyone's enjoyment and my bloodpoints (for when I catch them later). if I'm skilled or skilled enough, I can always find the fourth survivor afterwards or be satisfied with a three piece.
Crazy how he can always show a perfect example of what he’s talking about
I feel like the number 1 tip is to remember that the goal of the killer is NOT just to kill all 4 survivors. Remember the 4 emblem system and what you actually need to be doing to “win”
*when the guy who makes a video about a video game about serial killers sounds like an actualy serial killer*
I was just watching your videos and tips, wondering if there'll be a video about killer tips again because I hoped so, since they're so good
And there you are with this great vid
I must say
What a *Key*
Moment ;D
thank you Pain Reliver ^^
The Animal Crossing music is very much appreciated.
And here I thought I was just been bad at the game nope I’m just continuously dealing with toxic survivors
I'm a bit late but no one gonna talk about
"Do a 360 turn and walk away"
Thanks for the help
Also I love your calm voice
This video is highly educational for those looking to get better at killer thank you painreliever for the tips and tricks buddy another great video as always
P.S anyone else wonder what it would be like to have PainReliever whisper into your ear with that voice (could be sweet nothings or somethings more L E W D ;) :P)
I first was like: "Wait... I remember this video somehow"
Then I read the description. 😂
I have now built my perks around my own soft-points. Spies from the Shadows to counter my lower ability to find people. Sloppy butcher to keep them injured longer to track them through sound as well as blood puddles (bloodles?). Iron Grasp so that I can get them to the hook that I sometimes don't seem close enough to. And Unrelenting because I have the tendency to misjudge a lunge or flat out swing early. It may not be flashy, but it usually pays off.
This was actually really helpful, thank you!
It's really funny how calm the voice and music is compared to the visual of a slasher stalking and killing their victims lol
Another thing you shouldnt do as Killer:
Camping at a Hooked survivor.
I saw it many times as Survivor.
The Killer catched and Hooked someone, but didnt moved away after that. Just staying there and watching till the Entity got the Survivor.
Well, that gave us other players enough time to repair generators.
Normaly, you should try to Hunt and hook Survivora many times as possible. Because the often they get Hooked, the faster the entity appears
The animal crossing music makes this video even better!
This has been helpful, this gives a good way to understand jukes and all that, considering many try the luring away (I screwed with a Bill one time because of that as the Gorgon). Even though I don't get to kill all of the survivors, its still fun if I'm able to get one killed by the mini-game trap with Pig or constant pressure on a few members. I actually won as Ghostface because 2 were hiding and listening, while 2 others were doing generators though I quickly mowed those guys down, and went to look for the one hiding in a closet and get the last one listening for people on hooks.
I almost always hit generators before chasing survivors, because a lot of times they're trying to lure me, which means they will wait on me
I feel another thing you shouldn’t do is camp hooks cause not only is it a douchy thing to do but also the other survivors can be doing generators while you sit at the one survivor you hooked
And you lose Pip points as well
Thanks for the re-upload!
The Animal Crossing music was a great touch
I like that you reuploaded this because they are for new killers but tbh half of these tips aren’t really tips but more so telling how to play a killer the way you do
Dude has one of the chillest voices ever