It wasn't. I just privated my videos. I don't intend on supporting Dead by Daylight anymore after what happened to me because of this game (its developers mostly). May come back to create content, but not for DBD.
@@MindbenderTTV i agree, the delevopers just don't care about their game anymore, after they've seen the success that the Resident evil and Stranger Things dlc made they realised they only need to make a rushed dlc, "quality" of life changes and make skins after seeing how many people buy auric cells, the community is a mess full of cheaters, toxic and players that think this game is competitive while it doesn't even has an organised tournament and most perks are banned to use in them, just a shame, this game was so good back then but both the community and the developers colaborated to create the mess that dbd is today
My problem isn't their monetization, but their lack of security. My friends could see in real time how I was being attacked for 2 weeks straight by russian hackers (which tend to be the best hackers, props to them) while my internet was running at 100 mbps, instead of the 1 gbps I pay for. I literally stopped playing in fear of getting doxed. The authorities in Romania are good enough to not fall for anything like that, more than "let's go there and talk to the guy", but still, I don't want my mother to have a heart attack, thinking that her son is a criminal. The community isn't as bad, to be honest. I've met great people in this game. The problem is that you can't communicate to the killer in any way and you basically find it easier to be toxic to your fellow players, because your brain makes you think they are NPCs, not real people.
@@MindbenderTTV never went through anything like that playing, most hackers i encounter are just speed hacks, gen hacks etc... but nothing like dDos for 2 weeks, a similar security is from gta online (which you can get a person IP just by going to their social club profile, and mod menus can crash your pc just by pressing a button), but my experience with the community is far worse than yours, loads of matches with death threats, people telling me to kill myself, i don't mind this type of shit but imagine a depressed guy seeing these messages, and it was all uncensored.
It's something to be bullied in game and something else to have real life / outside the game issues because of DBD. But I totally understand. I hope this game will disappear swiftly.
Dying Light Music to end the video is a nice touch. I will give those a try when I unlock them.
Yo ur channel is back, i remember it was disabled
It wasn't. I just privated my videos. I don't intend on supporting Dead by Daylight anymore after what happened to me because of this game (its developers mostly). May come back to create content, but not for DBD.
@@MindbenderTTV i agree, the delevopers just don't care about their game anymore, after they've seen the success that the Resident evil and Stranger Things dlc made they realised they only need to make a rushed dlc, "quality" of life changes and make skins after seeing how many people buy auric cells, the community is a mess full of cheaters, toxic and players that think this game is competitive while it doesn't even has an organised tournament and most perks are banned to use in them, just a shame, this game was so good back then but both the community and the developers colaborated to create the mess that dbd is today
My problem isn't their monetization, but their lack of security. My friends could see in real time how I was being attacked for 2 weeks straight by russian hackers (which tend to be the best hackers, props to them) while my internet was running at 100 mbps, instead of the 1 gbps I pay for. I literally stopped playing in fear of getting doxed. The authorities in Romania are good enough to not fall for anything like that, more than "let's go there and talk to the guy", but still, I don't want my mother to have a heart attack, thinking that her son is a criminal.
The community isn't as bad, to be honest. I've met great people in this game. The problem is that you can't communicate to the killer in any way and you basically find it easier to be toxic to your fellow players, because your brain makes you think they are NPCs, not real people.
@@MindbenderTTV never went through anything like that playing, most hackers i encounter are just speed hacks, gen hacks etc... but nothing like dDos for 2 weeks, a similar security is from gta online (which you can get a person IP just by going to their social club profile, and mod menus can crash your pc just by pressing a button), but my experience with the community is far worse than yours, loads of matches with death threats, people telling me to kill myself, i don't mind this type of shit but imagine a depressed guy seeing these messages, and it was all uncensored.
It's something to be bullied in game and something else to have real life / outside the game issues because of DBD. But I totally understand. I hope this game will disappear swiftly.