so the entity has removed survivors' ability to speak to avoid having them communicate to each other during the trials and have the games be unfair for killers, but it apparently hasn't accounted for discord.
The reason survivors dont talk is because of (assumption) 2 reasons. 1: If survivors had voicelines, killers can hear them easily. Hear where they hide, hear whatever else etc etc 2: If 1 survivor has the false accent in the english language, twitter will rage
Could be The Entity gives them different outfits to make them believe they’ve never been in The Realm before. But if I’m not mistaken The Entity wipes the memories of the survivors after every trial? If that’s the case, then I don’t know what the point is…
@@CVGrin I don't think their memories get wiped but that's a very interesting theory, has it been alluded to in some lore piece? I don't really remember
@@killrcupcake2994 actually their memories do get kinda wiped from what i know they forget the trials apparently and are kept in this endless cycle if they survive the trial they just go back to it again eventually if they fail and die, a part of their soul is taken and then they come back again that happens until the survivors have no soul left and are useless to the entity and are just thrown into the void together with other billions of... things that used to be people well at least that's what i heard
@@dandantsm6560 They get their memories wiped at some point of expirience in the trials so the entity can take more fresh emotions from them but they recover them back, thats actually the lore behind the prestiges once you are really expirienced (level 50) you get prestige and start again like a "New" survivor, so in theory the entity can only wipe your memory 2 times
I wonder if the reason we’ve never get to play or see Benedict is because he has already escaped as it stated the Entity sometimes randomly lets out survivors and his journals has many hints how to escape so maybe it’s that
Scarlet Sage Him being the Observer is definitely possible, and in that case it's even more likely that he becomes a survivor at some point seeing as how his model already exists for The Archives. Him becoming a killer doesn't seem as likely, but I also wouldn't rule it out after seeing The Blight
I think it's most likely that he went to the void. That last entry where he says he is going to stop journaling because he needs to focus on survival, maybe he is not emoting enough for the entities to continue feeding on him and so he has sent to the void, where the killers and survivors that have lost their emotion go.
For the first question, I think its more complicated. My theory is the survivors and killers are neither living or dead. They're somewhere in between. The entity's realm puts a dying survivor or killer's body on "pause" so they can work in the trials. Pig is a good example, as in the saw movies she dies, but here she's fine and well. I'm guessing right when the entity takes a dying victim, its in the last milliseconds of their life. In the Entity's realm, time works differently. Milliseconds can feel like years, and seconds can feel like millenia. If a killer or survivor escaped the realm, they'd return to the EXACT moment they were taken as if nothing happened. And any dying survivor or killer would succumb to their wounds in the real world immediately upon re entry to the real world
I’d say it’s likely something like this. Although I think it may be that the entity powers up their body once taken but if they were to be returned, it’s powers wouldn’t extend to irl and they would have whatever wound they had before being taken
They have to exist outside of time. Given the “when” of their date of deaths and the chronological input to the trials - the realm of the entity is somewhere where things exist simultaneously- from all times. You can have someone from 1990 added and then a “new” killer from 10000BCE who was taken right as they were dying (as so they all seemed to be. - maybe not Mikaela?) So the realm has to exist where time means nothing and where time means nothing so too should nothing really end. Once plucked from the vine at Earthly realms, ripe in the conditions for the realm of the Entity- a survivor or killer can begin trials and just be plucked again. Over and over. An escaped trial is never “escaped.” And an escape from the realm of the entity is just a movement into another adjacent realm of undead-ness.
i like that theory but i heard that people can't escape the entity or it's realms so they don't just go back the entity takes them from their world(just like Mikaela disappears from her world when she's taken) they stay there until they have no soul left to function anymore so they end up being useless to the entity, so the entity just throws these shells of what used to be humans into a void(there is a void full of dysfunctional bodies just lying there)
I’ve always wanted to know what the killers do in between trials, do they just vibe in some killers club only lounge? Or just straight to another trial
@@GroovyAsh69 I don't know tbh lol. I imagine the realms aren't a singular place, but can be played on at multiple times in different pockets. I always assumed all the trials we play in game are literally all happening within the realm concurrently. That's just my headcanon though, not sure if there is a definitive answer.
8:38 I think that there is a simplier explanation to that : weapons are probably useless against killers. I mean, if we take Legion for example, they were simple teenagers irl, and in the entity's realm, they can feel people's presence when hurting someone, destroy a wooden door or palet in a few seconds, and even carry on their shoulder a fully grown man. I think survivor don't fight back because killers are much stronger in the entity's realm.
They're probably much stronger, but take your example - Legion's Mori involves the survivor fighting back, and it doesn't look so one-sided that four survivors working together wouldn't stand a chance. I'd totally accept survivors probably can't actually kill the killers, though. It just looks like they should have a decent chance of stuffing Suzy in a locker and stealing her lunch BP.
@@TriangleChloros I get your point, tho I wouldn't say they fight back, it's more like they try to protect themselves from the incoming hit. I'm might be wrong on that, but I don't remember any mori where the survivor hit (or try to hit) the killer in self defense.
@@TriangleChloros i believe that if someone actually tried to fight back entity will just heal killers i mean he runs these trials and killers litterally feed the entity so if there were any cocky survivors that will try to fight back entity will just give killers healing power so survivors cannot take killers down
@@misteriousgamers9290 I mean. If human-like killers like the legion get continuosly cut into pieces by the survivors I doubt that they would continue trying to kill the survivors, regeneration or not, in that case the most probable outcome is that they would try to run away from a fight they can't win (specially with survs like Bill, Leon, Chris or Ash who are actually experienced on fighting monster like enemies)
The idea of rewiring the survivors during trials or just in general sounds so distressing. Not having control over your autonomy by a being that only seeks out your harm and pain… absolutely horrifying. Especially because the Entity not only punishes survivors, but also the killers. There’s favoritisms, but it’s so slight. The Entity doesn’t see them as any but play toys for it’s crude enjoyment. Ahh! So creepy!
Except for pinhead and pyramid head, they allow themselves to be in the realm in order to maximize their pain output as that is their purpose. And Myers arguably doesn’t even care that the entity exists or is trying to control him, he’s just simply there to kill.
Imagine thinking with all your might, telling yourself to grab the hatchet in the locker but your arm only twitches a little and doesn't go for it no matter how hard you're telling it to
"Survivors can't fight" “BHVR after some months or so after this" Here you get a boon totem that lets you ds the killer whenever you want and punch them
For “the survivors don’t fight back”, they do. Just not directly. The reason why you stun a killer during a Decisive Strike is because you stabbed something into the killers back, like the icon for DS is suggesting. “Head On”ing a killer is literally slamming a locker door in their face. Not to mention slamming down pallets on them, throwing flashbangs and planting mines as a trap. They have just figured out that direct confrontation isn’t going to work. Unless its David or Bill, having a hatchet or a throwing knife isn’t going to do much to any of the killers. They’ll just shove it off and then kill the survivors. Like I said, you literally stab the killer when you DS one, and after a few seconds they just act as if nothing happened… Survivors are just smart XD.
Just give bill a molotov and five minutes and he'd be running the entity's realm. He's too powerful, why do you think the entity got rid of his weapons?
I'm pretty sure there are some human characters that could definitely kill some human killers especially Leon Chris David maybe Ash depending and Claire. Could kill ghost face legion and pig.
@@ajaxkills9303 I think he's more so implying that it doesn't matter, if three survivors held down the trickster while D King went to town on him with his own baseball bat, he would just get back up. Basically the killers are invincible for the entirety of the trial so instead of wasting their energy and time trying to "kill" the killer, they focus on doing gens and only fighting back when its a last ditch effort (they're about to be hooked/hit so they stab the killer or drop a pallet)
@@chaywen9240 if they can't kill them I think there are better ways In beating killers such as maybe all 3 survivers including david throwing let's say ghost face in a locker without his knife or they bury his knife somewhere and just try their best too lock him inside the locker taking out a hatchet and using it too keep the locker shut for a while seems good. Or pretty much breaking some of tricksters fingers. If they can't die. Two survivers could pretty much sit on tricker legion pig and just keep them down while 2 other survivers do gens. If they can't kill them they could disable or disarm them or lock them in a locker using a hatchet.
The way I see it, The Entity isn't inherently evil. It just does what it needs to do to feed and survive. I'm not even sure if it understands human emotions, it just feeds on them. It simply does its thing. Reminds me a lot of Stephen King's Pennywise. Same case of an ageless cosmic being that, despite highly intelligent and powerful, does not relate to emotions. Basically, a simple-minded, multiversal consumer. Also has similarities to beings like Lovecraft's Nyarlathotep. Either way, what we know for sure is that, just like Nya and Penny, The Entity is some sort of eldritch horror.
Well in one of the tombs, it’s revealed that the entity does have a birthday. And for it’s birthday it invites the observer for a birthday party. So it definitely has some sort of mind and does care to some degree.
The second to final theory on why the survivors do not fight back is also a bit simple. Think about the Trapper, how he has fought the entity several times and has been punished accordingly. The entity adds ways of delaying the inevitable, but not preventing it. It also does not matter how powerful that survivor was in their realm (such as Cheryl or Ash) because the entity has the capabilities to completely nullify you into nothing but a weak ant. However sometimes, it can mock these people who have had extreme power with handicaps (like how Ash's perks are garbage). If I remember correctly, a quote on one of the perks or items in the game says "The entity is one equal sides of the team, though it tends to favor the killers."
I'm pretty sure it was that whisper perk or sumth "The intentions of The Fog is unknown, but there is no doubt that it often takes the beast's side." is how I think it went
Regarding why the survs don't fight back against the killers I always assumed it was something that flat out wouldn't work as each killer showcase superhuman strength (able to pick up full grown people easily and shatter large pallets/ walls without much difficulty) The survivors are still human and the most likely scenario to attacking a killer with a hatchet or knife would be an 'ow that's mildly annoying' before getting sucker punched to a different franchise
i would say that wesker is an example of this but wesker's also just extremely physically capable so i don't think the trials have anything to do with that
For an addition to survivors not fighting back, a good guess/idea is that the survivors are punished so heavily for attempting in a way that they just gave up trying outside of pallets and head on. Although Head -on can be explained as you hitting them with the door or slamming into them abruptly. Let's say they try and grab a hatchet for example. Instead of being able to pick it up, the entity lashes out and breaks a few fingers. They try and take a knife? Severe lacerations all around the fingers and hands. There's jagged pieces of broken wood on a lot of maps. Could explain Decisive but if they try to use it randomly to fight a killer? Broken hand and maybe a ton of splinters are forced into their body. Basically saying you can try to fight back, but you won't be able to when it kills you.
yeah this is a good theory maybe the entity wipes their memories(so they can still feel like they're going to escape) but not the ones that reminds them what's going to happen to them if they try to fight back the feeling that something horrible might happen to them if they try to just randomly fight back the killer is still there maybe all of them tried and the entity punished them, so now they kind of instinctively know that they shouldn't do that kind of thing, they should only try to escape and not kill the killer(lol)
That makes a lot of sense, after all the hooks stuck into trappers skin are from disobeying the entity so i could see that happening to survivors if they tried something
IDK man, I'll take a few broken fingers or hand lacerations to cut the killers throat over a chainsaw to my back and hook through my shoulder. Edit: I mean that's basically what DS is, except apparently DS users have terrible aim. I would straight go for an eyeball or the jugular in that instance.
Could you imagine creating OCs to DbD... like i realy love thinking of Killer Concepts and Maps i would love to see... i even started writing lore for some of those Killers... am i the only one creating OCs? And if you do, i would be intrested in a Video about those... ah... i love making up characters
I think the character's are neither really dead, nor alive, but rather a sort of "copy" of their real-life self. Pretty much the only reason I think this is the case, is because the backstory/lore of certain licensed characters is inaccurate to their actual lore, like Bill's DBD backstory being vastly different from his actual L4D backstory. It'd make sense for the Entity to make a copy of the original person, and just alter that copy's memories and skills to fit into the realm more easily, making up fabricated or modified backstories and memories so it still feels like they're the real version.
My explanation for the survivors not fighting back is the metagame one: Gameplay/Story Segregation. This also goes for the survivors not speaking during the trials, as the quotes for perks like Bond, Prove Thyself, and Streetwise seem to be from survivors talking to each other during the trials.
What of the survivors and killers aren't physically in the trials. What we see/control are mere avatars and the actual body is somewhere else...trapped....like in a web. Perhaps, a Blood Web. Stuck in the blood web, the killers and survivors are in an eternal sleep where their consciousness, their emotions fuel the avatars that the Entity eventually consumes. In a dream, you don't act or think like you would while awake. Using weapons, picking up objects, climbing...you don't think of these or even notice them like you would normally. Everyone is controlling their own avatars through their dreams, connected by the bloodweb. Could also be why the Entity doesn't want you poking around inside of it and tries to block you off from using it to your advantage. just a random idea I didn't put much thought into.
I agree and disagree, simply because many times in the lore survivors reference how real their deaths feel. Also, the bloodweb is accessed through a clear pond found in the forest with the campfire, if I remember correctly. Kind of like the moonpool from warriors lol
@@thatlemonadeguy6742 yeah, I've been slaughtered in my dreams countless times. Just recently I had a dream where I fell off a boat into a lake and two alligators tore my head off. I remember it's jaws clamping around my head, and twisting as it's pulled off. Definitely didn't feel like real life, though. It felt real, but I wasn't in pain, and wasn't really as scared as I should have been
I wish that if survivors opened lockers there was a hint that trying to get near the hatchets or knives would play the "entity blocker" sound just to show that little tidbit of them being unable to touch them.
Man having all these questions makes you realize Dead by Daylight could have an incredible single player mode with a good story. Maybe one day Behavior will make one or get someone else to
6:47 I think the reason the survivors don't fight back in gameplay is because they DID fight back... just, not as you're playing. Likely, they've been going through these trials over and over again-- and have learned that the killers are too strong to be hurt by their own weapons. Maybe during the first 1... 5... 20 trials, they tried to fight back. But they learned that fighting back just isn't effective. Maybe the Entity amplifies the raw physical strength of the killers, or they're just too skilled and pain resistant to be effected by it. They've learned that things like pallets, flashlights, and fireworks are a much more efficient way to survive and fight back so... thats just what they do.
When it comes to the survivors fighting back, I just like the idea that they tried it a couple of times already but gave up after seeing it never truly worked. At best we know akin to Decisive Strike I think they could perform a stun on the killers, but after maybe a punishment from the entity, they focused more so on survival.
Thanks to you, I have now started playing the game! :D Your tier list and lore videos really made me interested to play some of the killers, so I got their chapters so I could play them. I've only played customs with friends so far to get used to things but I love it!
I think a good explanation to survivors not fighting back is that the entity makes the killers invulnerable to anything but what it allows. For example nemesis getting stunned by pallets
I imagine that a survivor fighting back against a killer elicits punishment similar to how trapper would have a hook drive through his shoulder when he disobeyed the entity. Throughout the trials they’ve just realized that a hook or a mori is preferable to whatever the entity would do to them if they broke the rules of the trial
Okay this is just my theory of how the entity works, I think it is kind of like the mold in resident evil where there is a heart and the heart feeds on emotions and the more emotions it has the more it can spread. This would also explain why the entity can take multiple forms, it simply can manipulate its self into anything .
I love the idea that the entity creates the trials to survive, which makes the entity feel more relatable. It justifies why the entity acts the way it does as it has been the way it was surviving back then and now (as people say if it's not broken don't fix it). I think we can also include the theory that the entity is a sleep and so it would automatically be attracted to prey that have strong emotions and potential which could be useful for providing its survival.
So I believe Benedict Baker is mostly likely the Observer as you postulated. But my headcannon here, is that he, much like other people (like Vigo and The Alchemist before he went kill crazy) was able to harness the fog somehow in order to build himself a safe house of sorts (The Archives) where the Entity cannot get to him. And he then did more research and he found a way to sort of leave the Entitys realm at will. As seen in the Archives lore, and he just comes back to satisfy his scientific curiosity and help the other survivors. So the dude who we see twirling that weird diamond charm thing while sitting with his back turned to us, whenever we go into the Archives is Benedict, just kinda chilling there
For the first question, I think they're taken, not dead. I believe Kate was taken once and escaped before her current stay, that'd be hard to do if you were dead in the realm
I always thought the Entity has just made the killers immune to damage and impossibly strong. So it would just be fighting a guy who literally can't die, be knocked unconscious, has no limit to endurance and can't be incapacitated. Hence why the flash bangs don't harm them for long and the pallets only stun them.
Talbot (blight) was a survivor that turned killer. And he had a journal of his own - as well as found Vigos journal. I don’t feel like Benedict Baker would be the Observer.
To add on to the mysteries in the video, the devs in multiple streams as far back as 2017 had said that “players have found two ways to escape trials…” those two being through exit gates and through the hatch. But they had also said “… but there are actually three ways we’ve programmed to escape from these trial. As far as we know, no one has yet found the third way to escape… and no, disconnecting isn’t the third way.” The mystery, what is the elusive and unknown third method of escaping from trials, and why hasn’t anyone found out how to yet?
Am I the only one who thinks having like a manifestation of the Entity as a killer and than maybe Benedict as a survivor would be a cool idea. I think it could add to the story and it would just be interesting to see the Entity take matters in its own hand (or just have some fun of its own)
The entity has pennywise traits imo. Not like the clown pennywise but the deadlights themselves since it’s an ancient entity that feeds on fear/emotions
Yeah I thought that to I remember jumping into a locker and seeing that the hatchets I'm like I could use one of those I do think the survivors are capable of fighting back do to decisive strike being anything but I do believe attacking The Killers with any conventional weaponry will probably result in failure because if it was possible I feel like previous survivors would have already done it by now I think if they would try to fight back the entity would intervene
Them not fighting back could be explained as them feeling like it wouldn't work. It's entirely possible that they tried fighting back at one point, only for the entity to either punish the survivor or knit the killer's wounds back together right before the survivor's eyes. After all, what greater source of despair is there than trying to fight back against a horrific monster, only to see it shrug off seemingly mortal blows
My biggest headcanon for the past few years has been that The Entity is an entity of the deadlights, a very powerful one. It feeds upon the suffering of the survivors like Pennywise feeds upon the fear and flesh of his human victims. Its spiderlike appendages are reminiscent of Pennywise as well, at least how humans perceive his true form.
A being that can universe-break, create its own world, and use telepathy, being afraid....of flashlights. That's kind of a "needs more elaboration" thing.
Imo the entity isn’t actually weak to flashlights, but instead makes survivors think that. It feeds on emotions, so seeing survivors with hope only to break that hope down into despair would be a feast for her.
With the fighting back case, I feel like the entity punishment thing seems more plausible due to the existence of perks like decisive strike and flashbang/blast mine perk. The survivors can fight back, but it probably just doesn't occur to the survivors to use the hatchets or knifes in the lockers since the intense stress of being hunted by the killers causes them to not think logically and focus on the tasks they remember (doing generators) But that's just a theory... A DBD THEOR- **dies from huntress Iri-hatchet**
To me lore wise survivors can fight back but at end killers always get the advantage we even see them fight back for their kife in legion and pigs mori
I mean, that only happens to an already wounded and alone survivor. A 4 healthy survs with weapons from the lockers against one stabby boy won't go well for the killer.
I always saw the hatches in the lockers as a way of mocking the survivors. They are close to a weapon but the entity makes sure they will never be able to use them. At the same time they are also a warning for the killers. It's the entity which stops them from fighting. Disobey the entity and maybe one day the entity will not stop the survivors from reaching for the deadly weapons.
I would like to mention that the new killer that's being added, is said to have somewhat worshiped or helped the entity with her messages and morals. It's specifically said that her feats for the entity didn't go unnoticed and thus she was grabbed by the entity. Maybe she was in the entities cult somehow? Indirectly I would think, considering I believe it was a cult or group of people who might have also served the entity that removed her hands and tounge-
I have a head canon that some of the achievments are actual in-universe things they do. Like some Survivors got together one day and were like "So, did you fix the boat generator?" and such... Not so much the killers because I imagine they stick to their own little realms until called upon by the entity, but the survivors for sure.
The Stranger Things DLC leaving shows that even the Entity has its limits with how many times it can be head-on/flashbang/decisive strike/shack pallet comboed through its killers by a Steve Harrington in a Scoops A-hoy outfit before it gets tired of the abuse
The first theory is true and not true. I believe you are brought into the entity under one of three conditions (for survivors at least): By Dying, by being taken for one reason or another, or being punished. First example is simple through Adam, Tapp and Bill. The second example is best shown through Ash, Steve and Cheryl. The final one can be seen through a couple original survivors like Nea, but I think the third reason is the newest reason with the inclusion of James Sunderland, who murdered his wife (and no Ash doesn't count because his friends turned deadights, it was either him or them). So in some cases, the entity resurrected the survivors into their own personal hells, and for others they have been taken by the entity for various reasons.
I think the real reason why the survivors don't fight back is that they've tried many times before, the Entity simply makes killers unkillable and as such they know the only way is to go through the generator and play by their own rules, after all, what's the point of killing something if you're just gonna kill it moments later again, the only real way to have a temporary escape is the generators which is why survivors don't kill the killers.
The best killer to go against in fighting would be Legion because he's just a teen with a knife. Not Trickster because he has 50 knifes and he's vry accurate with his throws
As for the fourth question, I think the entity would block survivors from touching weapons the same way it can block vaults or the exit gate when Blood Warden is active
so the entity has removed survivors' ability to speak to avoid having them communicate to each other during the trials and have the games be unfair for killers, but it apparently hasn't accounted for discord.
What about Ash? He talks
@@TheSlicktyler he doesn't talk, he shits in the tall grass.
@@deputyrook6232 makes sense
The reason survivors dont talk is because of (assumption) 2 reasons.
1: If survivors had voicelines, killers can hear them easily. Hear where they hide, hear whatever else etc etc
2: If 1 survivor has the false accent in the english language, twitter will rage
@@gio-gioarmani2268 lmao i feel like they dont add it mainly for the second reason 😅
“Physical bodies gone”. I agree. I also like to think of the store as the entity’s way of easily reconstructing their appearances and clothings
Could be The Entity gives them different outfits to make them believe they’ve never been in The Realm before. But if I’m not mistaken The Entity wipes the memories of the survivors after every trial? If that’s the case, then I don’t know what the point is…
@@CVGrin I don't think their memories get wiped but that's a very interesting theory, has it been alluded to in some lore piece? I don't really remember
@@killrcupcake2994 actually their memories do get kinda wiped from what i know
they forget the trials apparently and are kept in this endless cycle
if they survive the trial they just go back to it again eventually
if they fail and die, a part of their soul is taken and then they come back again
that happens until the survivors have no soul left and are useless to the entity and are just thrown into the void together with other billions of... things that used to be people
well at least that's what i heard
@@dandantsm6560 They get their memories wiped at some point of expirience in the trials so the entity can take more fresh emotions from them but they recover them back, thats actually the lore behind the prestiges once you are really expirienced (level 50) you get prestige and start again like a "New" survivor, so in theory the entity can only wipe your memory 2 times
I wonder if the reason we’ve never get to play or see Benedict is because he has already escaped as it stated the Entity sometimes randomly lets out survivors and his journals has many hints how to escape so maybe it’s that
Perhaps one day he'll willingly return to the Entity's Realm for some reason or another and he'll finally become a survivor
@@AmalGum001 maybe he’s the observer
@@AmalGum001 or a killer
Scarlet Sage Him being the Observer is definitely possible, and in that case it's even more likely that he becomes a survivor at some point seeing as how his model already exists for The Archives. Him becoming a killer doesn't seem as likely, but I also wouldn't rule it out after seeing The Blight
I think it's most likely that he went to the void. That last entry where he says he is going to stop journaling because he needs to focus on survival, maybe he is not emoting enough for the entities to continue feeding on him and so he has sent to the void, where the killers and survivors that have lost their emotion go.
For the first question, I think its more complicated. My theory is the survivors and killers are neither living or dead. They're somewhere in between. The entity's realm puts a dying survivor or killer's body on "pause" so they can work in the trials. Pig is a good example, as in the saw movies she dies, but here she's fine and well. I'm guessing right when the entity takes a dying victim, its in the last milliseconds of their life. In the Entity's realm, time works differently. Milliseconds can feel like years, and seconds can feel like millenia. If a killer or survivor escaped the realm, they'd return to the EXACT moment they were taken as if nothing happened. And any dying survivor or killer would succumb to their wounds in the real world immediately upon re entry to the real world
I like that, that would make sense with the realms' weird time for sure.
I’d say it’s likely something like this. Although I think it may be that the entity powers up their body once taken but if they were to be returned, it’s powers wouldn’t extend to irl and they would have whatever wound they had before being taken
This is what I've always believed aswell. that they're trapped in some kind of limbo between worlds
They have to exist outside of time. Given the “when” of their date of deaths and the chronological input to the trials - the realm of the entity is somewhere where things exist simultaneously- from all times. You can have someone from 1990 added and then a “new” killer from 10000BCE who was taken right as they were dying (as so they all seemed to be. - maybe not Mikaela?) So the realm has to exist where time means nothing and where time means nothing so too should nothing really end. Once plucked from the vine at Earthly realms, ripe in the conditions for the realm of the Entity- a survivor or killer can begin trials and just be plucked again. Over and over. An escaped trial is never “escaped.” And an escape from the realm of the entity is just a movement into another adjacent realm of undead-ness.
i like that theory
but i heard that people can't escape the entity or it's realms
so they don't just go back
the entity takes them from their world(just like Mikaela disappears from her world when she's taken)
they stay there until they have no soul left to function anymore so they end up being useless to the entity, so the entity just throws these shells of what used to be humans into a void(there is a void full of dysfunctional bodies just lying there)
I’ve always wanted to know what the killers do in between trials, do they just vibe in some killers club only lounge? Or just straight to another trial
I seem to remember the devs mentioned that they just hang about in their realms. Not sure if they can move between them outside of trials though.
@@AZHYMOVS so like if nemesis was to be in midwich during a trial that wouldn’t happen lorewise?
@@GroovyAsh69 I don't know tbh lol. I imagine the realms aren't a singular place, but can be played on at multiple times in different pockets. I always assumed all the trials we play in game are literally all happening within the realm concurrently. That's just my headcanon though, not sure if there is a definitive answer.
@@AZHYMOVS poor Michael always stuck on haddonfield
@@AZHYMOVS what about Killer's with no realms?
8:38 I think that there is a simplier explanation to that : weapons are probably useless against killers. I mean, if we take Legion for example, they were simple teenagers irl, and in the entity's realm, they can feel people's presence when hurting someone, destroy a wooden door or palet in a few seconds, and even carry on their shoulder a fully grown man. I think survivor don't fight back because killers are much stronger in the entity's realm.
They're probably much stronger, but take your example - Legion's Mori involves the survivor fighting back, and it doesn't look so one-sided that four survivors working together wouldn't stand a chance.
I'd totally accept survivors probably can't actually kill the killers, though. It just looks like they should have a decent chance of stuffing Suzy in a locker and stealing her lunch BP.
@@TriangleChloros I get your point, tho I wouldn't say they fight back, it's more like they try to protect themselves from the incoming hit. I'm might be wrong on that, but I don't remember any mori where the survivor hit (or try to hit) the killer in self defense.
@@TriangleChloros i believe that if someone actually tried to fight back entity will just heal killers i mean he runs these trials and killers litterally feed the entity so if there were any cocky survivors that will try to fight back entity will just give killers healing power so survivors cannot take killers down
@@misteriousgamers9290 I mean. If human-like killers like the legion get continuosly cut into pieces by the survivors I doubt that they would continue trying to kill the survivors, regeneration or not, in that case the most probable outcome is that they would try to run away from a fight they can't win (specially with survs like Bill, Leon, Chris or Ash who are actually experienced on fighting monster like enemies)
Agreed. I believe that the entity grants killers invincibility, they may only be slowed, not stopped. All you can do is stun them or run away
The fact that you mentioned "Haddie Kaur" and rn she's in the game may mean that the lore gives us hints about future survivors (or killer)
The idea of rewiring the survivors during trials or just in general sounds so distressing. Not having control over your autonomy by a being that only seeks out your harm and pain… absolutely horrifying. Especially because the Entity not only punishes survivors, but also the killers. There’s favoritisms, but it’s so slight. The Entity doesn’t see them as any but play toys for it’s crude enjoyment. Ahh! So creepy!
Except for pinhead and pyramid head, they allow themselves to be in the realm in order to maximize their pain output as that is their purpose. And Myers arguably doesn’t even care that the entity exists or is trying to control him, he’s just simply there to kill.
I think that pyramid head is stronger than the entity itself
@@egggamer1800 I'd have to disagree with you on that.
@@cryingtomatohead8626 i mean he’s strong enough to break its rules at least
Imagine thinking with all your might, telling yourself to grab the hatchet in the locker but your arm only twitches a little and doesn't go for it no matter how hard you're telling it to
"Survivors can't fight"
“BHVR after some months or so after this"
Here you get a boon totem that lets you ds the killer whenever you want and punch them
I actually 10000000% believe they would do this without being ironic. A boon where if you are in the radius you get infinite DS
@@CecilioSprayetti But the skill check is slightly harder to succeed
Pls no Fuck that lol
What about a boon that adds free flashlights in every hand so all survivors can bully the killer?
What would be even more broken a boon that lets you have Infinite Map, Flashlight, Medkit and Toolbox charges.
For “the survivors don’t fight back”, they do. Just not directly. The reason why you stun a killer during a Decisive Strike is because you stabbed something into the killers back, like the icon for DS is suggesting. “Head On”ing a killer is literally slamming a locker door in their face. Not to mention slamming down pallets on them, throwing flashbangs and planting mines as a trap.
They have just figured out that direct confrontation isn’t going to work. Unless its David or Bill, having a hatchet or a throwing knife isn’t going to do much to any of the killers. They’ll just shove it off and then kill the survivors. Like I said, you literally stab the killer when you DS one, and after a few seconds they just act as if nothing happened…
Survivors are just smart XD.
Just give bill a molotov and five minutes and he'd be running the entity's realm. He's too powerful, why do you think the entity got rid of his weapons?
I'm pretty sure there are some human characters that could definitely kill some human killers especially Leon Chris David maybe Ash depending and Claire. Could kill ghost face legion and pig.
Just let Leon have ghostface's knife and he can do a knife-only run on the whole realm
@@ajaxkills9303 I think he's more so implying that it doesn't matter, if three survivors held down the trickster while D King went to town on him with his own baseball bat, he would just get back up. Basically the killers are invincible for the entirety of the trial so instead of wasting their energy and time trying to "kill" the killer, they focus on doing gens and only fighting back when its a last ditch effort (they're about to be hooked/hit so they stab the killer or drop a pallet)
@@chaywen9240 if they can't kill them I think there are better ways In beating killers such as maybe all 3 survivers including david throwing let's say ghost face in a locker without his knife or they bury his knife somewhere and just try their best too lock him inside the locker taking out a hatchet and using it too keep the locker shut for a while seems good. Or pretty much breaking some of tricksters fingers. If they can't die. Two survivers could pretty much sit on tricker legion pig and just keep them down while 2 other survivers do gens. If they can't kill them they could disable or disarm them or lock them in a locker using a hatchet.
As soon as you said "Haddie Kaur" I immedeatly realized it is the new survivor in the "Roots of Dread" chapter.
Ik right
It's not the same Haddie tho
@@Rabi2in it really is it’s the same name and story
@@callumnorris3738 Nope. Tome Haddie and Game Haddie are different people
@@Rabi2inelaborate
The way I see it, The Entity isn't inherently evil. It just does what it needs to do to feed and survive. I'm not even sure if it understands human emotions, it just feeds on them. It simply does its thing. Reminds me a lot of Stephen King's Pennywise. Same case of an ageless cosmic being that, despite highly intelligent and powerful, does not relate to emotions. Basically, a simple-minded, multiversal consumer. Also has similarities to beings like Lovecraft's Nyarlathotep. Either way, what we know for sure is that, just like Nya and Penny, The Entity is some sort of eldritch horror.
This
Well in one of the tombs, it’s revealed that the entity does have a birthday. And for it’s birthday it invites the observer for a birthday party. So it definitely has some sort of mind and does care to some degree.
I disagree because the entity sometimes stalks and tortures it’s victims before taking them.
The second to final theory on why the survivors do not fight back is also a bit simple. Think about the Trapper, how he has fought the entity several times and has been punished accordingly. The entity adds ways of delaying the inevitable, but not preventing it. It also does not matter how powerful that survivor was in their realm (such as Cheryl or Ash) because the entity has the capabilities to completely nullify you into nothing but a weak ant. However sometimes, it can mock these people who have had extreme power with handicaps (like how Ash's perks are garbage). If I remember correctly, a quote on one of the perks or items in the game says "The entity is one equal sides of the team, though it tends to favor the killers."
I'm pretty sure it was that whisper perk or sumth
"The intentions of The Fog is unknown, but there is no doubt that it often takes the beast's side." is how I think it went
makes sense
Regarding why the survs don't fight back against the killers
I always assumed it was something that flat out wouldn't work as each killer showcase superhuman strength (able to pick up full grown people easily and shatter large pallets/ walls without much difficulty)
The survivors are still human and the most likely scenario to attacking a killer with a hatchet or knife would be an 'ow that's mildly annoying' before getting sucker punched to a different franchise
"getting sucker punched to a different franchise" was just too damn good, thank you.
Or the game as a whole just wouldn't work if they could fight back
@@PapaCha0s "Wow I'm so smart, I'm gonna say the acutal reason everyone obviously knows when people making theories for fun."
@@Whispersmith646 why you gotra be an asshole about it?
i would say that wesker is an example of this but wesker's also just extremely physically capable
so i don't think the trials have anything to do with that
For an addition to survivors not fighting back, a good guess/idea is that the survivors are punished so heavily for attempting in a way that they just gave up trying outside of pallets and head on. Although Head -on can be explained as you hitting them with the door or slamming into them abruptly.
Let's say they try and grab a hatchet for example. Instead of being able to pick it up, the entity lashes out and breaks a few fingers. They try and take a knife? Severe lacerations all around the fingers and hands. There's jagged pieces of broken wood on a lot of maps. Could explain Decisive but if they try to use it randomly to fight a killer? Broken hand and maybe a ton of splinters are forced into their body. Basically saying you can try to fight back, but you won't be able to when it kills you.
yeah this is a good theory
maybe the entity wipes their memories(so they can still feel like they're going to escape) but not the ones that reminds them what's going to happen to them if they try to fight back
the feeling that something horrible might happen to them if they try to just randomly fight back the killer is still there
maybe all of them tried and the entity punished them, so now they kind of instinctively know that they shouldn't do that kind of thing, they should only try to escape and not kill the killer(lol)
@@dandantsm6560 I always figured that the Entity only wipes their memories of their escapes. They still vividly remember all the times they died.
That makes a lot of sense, after all the hooks stuck into trappers skin are from disobeying the entity so i could see that happening to survivors if they tried something
@@screamingcactus1753 reminds me of tranquility Lane in fallout 3
IDK man, I'll take a few broken fingers or hand lacerations to cut the killers throat over a chainsaw to my back and hook through my shoulder.
Edit: I mean that's basically what DS is, except apparently DS users have terrible aim. I would straight go for an eyeball or the jugular in that instance.
The biggest Dbd mystery is why Azhymovs doesn't have 200k subs
Could you imagine creating OCs to DbD... like i realy love thinking of Killer Concepts and Maps i would love to see... i even started writing lore for some of those Killers... am i the only one creating OCs? And if you do, i would be intrested in a Video about those... ah... i love making up characters
OCs are always fun to make tbh
Join a dev team
@@banditdoggo you can?!
I mean the book I'm writing started out as two dbd oc's
I've already created a couple original killers and the perks they have as well as powers.
who be watching this after haddie was added 3:04
Seems like the Entity caught up with Haddie.
Yup 2 left to kill
I was really hoping Vigo would've been in this video, I've always wondered about him. Even more now after the new Nea skin
Great video but I’ve got to ask - what was going through your head at 3:37 when you started picking a pallet up against a nemesis?😂
For some reason I forgot he could do that lol
I'm still wondering about that play at 1:40
That intro never gets old!
One of my favorite things was seeing the new Benedict Baker quotes for new killers and survivors... maybe he'll come back as a character like blight
Killer name - The Fallen
@@sev1120 “OH MY GOD. HE’S SO GOD. DAMN. COOL.”
I think the character's are neither really dead, nor alive, but rather a sort of "copy" of their real-life self. Pretty much the only reason I think this is the case, is because the backstory/lore of certain licensed characters is inaccurate to their actual lore, like Bill's DBD backstory being vastly different from his actual L4D backstory.
It'd make sense for the Entity to make a copy of the original person, and just alter that copy's memories and skills to fit into the realm more easily, making up fabricated or modified backstories and memories so it still feels like they're the real version.
Like a mortal kombat revenant! I like that theory
My explanation for the survivors not fighting back is the metagame one: Gameplay/Story Segregation. This also goes for the survivors not speaking during the trials, as the quotes for perks like Bond, Prove Thyself, and Streetwise seem to be from survivors talking to each other during the trials.
What of the survivors and killers aren't physically in the trials. What we see/control are mere avatars and the actual body is somewhere else...trapped....like in a web. Perhaps, a Blood Web. Stuck in the blood web, the killers and survivors are in an eternal sleep where their consciousness, their emotions fuel the avatars that the Entity eventually consumes. In a dream, you don't act or think like you would while awake. Using weapons, picking up objects, climbing...you don't think of these or even notice them like you would normally. Everyone is controlling their own avatars through their dreams, connected by the bloodweb. Could also be why the Entity doesn't want you poking around inside of it and tries to block you off from using it to your advantage.
just a random idea I didn't put much thought into.
I agree and disagree, simply because many times in the lore survivors reference how real their deaths feel. Also, the bloodweb is accessed through a clear pond found in the forest with the campfire, if I remember correctly. Kind of like the moonpool from warriors lol
@@HoneyDog I mean have you died in a dream? It feels pretty real.
@@thatlemonadeguy6742 yeah, I've been slaughtered in my dreams countless times. Just recently I had a dream where I fell off a boat into a lake and two alligators tore my head off. I remember it's jaws clamping around my head, and twisting as it's pulled off. Definitely didn't feel like real life, though. It felt real, but I wasn't in pain, and wasn't really as scared as I should have been
Idea for a video: rate the vaulting animations for every killer
Pinhead S+
@@maninhu9837 yup
Demogorgon is an easy A. Demoboi just noodles on through the window
Nurse doesn't get a rating for lack of participation in this particular category.
I think all the characters in this game are in purgatory.
Free fire?
wow, and a person named haddie kaur was just added as apart of the newest chapter. i love seeing this come together
I wish that if survivors opened lockers there was a hint that trying to get near the hatchets or knives would play the "entity blocker" sound just to show that little tidbit of them being unable to touch them.
that would be sick, like if it was a rare animation that would have like 10% to occur
Man having all these questions makes you realize Dead by Daylight could have an incredible single player mode with a good story. Maybe one day Behavior will make one or get someone else to
everytime azhymovs uploads i cheer out loud. keep up the good work :)
1:58 I love this series of events because I can just imagine being in your shoes😂(the gameplay)
I love how much lore they are adding to the game with the black veil, pariahs and the characters.
6:47 I think the reason the survivors don't fight back in gameplay is because they DID fight back... just, not as you're playing. Likely, they've been going through these trials over and over again-- and have learned that the killers are too strong to be hurt by their own weapons. Maybe during the first 1... 5... 20 trials, they tried to fight back. But they learned that fighting back just isn't effective. Maybe the Entity amplifies the raw physical strength of the killers, or they're just too skilled and pain resistant to be effected by it. They've learned that things like pallets, flashlights, and fireworks are a much more efficient way to survive and fight back so... thats just what they do.
Only problem with that theory is that the survivors forget everything after each trial
When it comes to the survivors fighting back, I just like the idea that they tried it a couple of times already but gave up after seeing it never truly worked. At best we know akin to Decisive Strike I think they could perform a stun on the killers, but after maybe a punishment from the entity, they focused more so on survival.
Pov: it's 2022 and haddie was just released
Thanks to you, I have now started playing the game! :D Your tier list and lore videos really made me interested to play some of the killers, so I got their chapters so I could play them. I've only played customs with friends so far to get used to things but I love it!
I think a good explanation to survivors not fighting back is that the entity makes the killers invulnerable to anything but what it allows. For example nemesis getting stunned by pallets
I imagine that a survivor fighting back against a killer elicits punishment similar to how trapper would have a hook drive through his shoulder when he disobeyed the entity. Throughout the trials they’ve just realized that a hook or a mori is preferable to whatever the entity would do to them if they broke the rules of the trial
I can already see the “portrait of a killer.” Videos coming.
Are we talking about the same Haddie who's been added withthe dredge when you talk about Femix and Elodie's group?
And now haddie is in the game
Okay this is just my theory of how the entity works, I think it is kind of like the mold in resident evil where there is a heart and the heart feeds on emotions and the more emotions it has the more it can spread. This would also explain why the entity can take multiple forms, it simply can manipulate its self into anything .
its funny watching this in 2023 and seeing people speculate about haddie
I love the idea that the entity creates the trials to survive, which makes the entity feel more relatable. It justifies why the entity acts the way it does as it has been the way it was surviving back then and now (as people say if it's not broken don't fix it). I think we can also include the theory that the entity is a sleep and so it would automatically be attracted to prey that have strong emotions and potential which could be useful for providing its survival.
ayy we finally know who Haddie is :D
Well would ya look at that, Haddie was teased in the lore before she was added.
3:00 funny how we now get haddie
So I believe Benedict Baker is mostly likely the Observer as you postulated. But my headcannon here, is that he, much like other people (like Vigo and The Alchemist before he went kill crazy) was able to harness the fog somehow in order to build himself a safe house of sorts (The Archives) where the Entity cannot get to him. And he then did more research and he found a way to sort of leave the Entitys realm at will. As seen in the Archives lore, and he just comes back to satisfy his scientific curiosity and help the other survivors. So the dude who we see twirling that weird diamond charm thing while sitting with his back turned to us, whenever we go into the Archives is Benedict, just kinda chilling there
Great video but you forgot one important question tho:
Why aren't they trying to buff clown?
The Wesker Mori where the survivor can fill on punch him but never does in chase lol
For the first question, I think they're taken, not dead. I believe Kate was taken once and escaped before her current stay, that'd be hard to do if you were dead in the realm
2:52 my heart dropped for some reason when u said haddie
Now we actually have haddie Kaur in the game
who wouldve thought that haddie would be a character back then defo not me
I always thought the Entity has just made the killers immune to damage and impossibly strong. So it would just be fighting a guy who literally can't die, be knocked unconscious, has no limit to endurance and can't be incapacitated. Hence why the flash bangs don't harm them for long and the pallets only stun them.
Talbot (blight) was a survivor that turned killer. And he had a journal of his own - as well as found Vigos journal. I don’t feel like Benedict Baker would be the Observer.
To add on to the mysteries in the video, the devs in multiple streams as far back as 2017 had said that “players have found two ways to escape trials…” those two being through exit gates and through the hatch. But they had also said “… but there are actually three ways we’ve programmed to escape from these trial. As far as we know, no one has yet found the third way to escape… and no, disconnecting isn’t the third way.”
The mystery, what is the elusive and unknown third method of escaping from trials, and why hasn’t anyone found out how to yet?
"Haddie Kaur" it's funny that she is an in-game character rn
Wait. He knew about haddie half a year before she released
Am I the only one who thinks having like a manifestation of the Entity as a killer and than maybe Benedict as a survivor would be a cool idea. I think it could add to the story and it would just be interesting to see the Entity take matters in its own hand (or just have some fun of its own)
shoutout to the fact that we recently got haddie lol
The entity has pennywise traits imo. Not like the clown pennywise but the deadlights themselves since it’s an ancient entity that feeds on fear/emotions
huh Haddie is now a survivor in the game too in the new chapter!! So interesting
thats what im saying
3:00 crazy that she's actually coming to the game now
Yeah I thought that to I remember jumping into a locker and seeing that the hatchets I'm like I could use one of those
I do think the survivors are capable of fighting back do to decisive strike being anything but I do believe attacking The Killers with any conventional weaponry will probably result in failure because if it was possible I feel like previous survivors would have already done it by now
I think if they would try to fight back the entity would intervene
Them not fighting back could be explained as them feeling like it wouldn't work. It's entirely possible that they tried fighting back at one point, only for the entity to either punish the survivor or knit the killer's wounds back together right before the survivor's eyes. After all, what greater source of despair is there than trying to fight back against a horrific monster, only to see it shrug off seemingly mortal blows
I asked this in another video recently but I've always been interested to know where Azarov is rested on the map.
He gets crushed in the crusher but the map has no crusher. I think it's just called Azarov's resting place because his office is the main structure.
The fact that haddie is now a captured person in the entity's realm
Oh damn haddie is now in
3:00 I find it so cool that they foreshadowed Haddie in the lore since now she’s an actual playable character
You were right about Haddie lol
My biggest headcanon for the past few years has been that The Entity is an entity of the deadlights, a very powerful one. It feeds upon the suffering of the survivors like Pennywise feeds upon the fear and flesh of his human victims. Its spiderlike appendages are reminiscent of Pennywise as well, at least how humans perceive his true form.
Appreciate your hard work and research. 👍
A being that can universe-break, create its own world, and use telepathy, being afraid....of flashlights. That's kind of a "needs more elaboration" thing.
Imo the entity isn’t actually weak to flashlights, but instead makes survivors think that. It feeds on emotions, so seeing survivors with hope only to break that hope down into despair would be a feast for her.
@@grubhead do survivors even know about the entity's weakness to light?
@@noneyabidness9644 probably not. Maybe the killers are only weak to light if she is? Just a hypothesis for this to make sense.
I’m legit watching this months later and baddie kaur has been added in June..
With the fighting back case, I feel like the entity punishment thing seems more plausible due to the existence of perks like decisive strike and flashbang/blast mine perk. The survivors can fight back, but it probably just doesn't occur to the survivors to use the hatchets or knifes in the lockers since the intense stress of being hunted by the killers causes them to not think logically and focus on the tasks they remember (doing generators)
But that's just a theory...
A DBD THEOR-
**dies from huntress Iri-hatchet**
To me lore wise survivors can fight back but at end killers always get the advantage we even see them fight back for their kife in legion and pigs mori
Ah yea that's true
I mean, that only happens to an already wounded and alone survivor. A 4 healthy survs with weapons from the lockers against one stabby boy won't go well for the killer.
I really dont understand how you dont have more subs than what you have. Your content is amazing!
Haddie came out yesterday ahhhhh!
Survivors being able to fight back, and potentially kill the killers, would make Dead by Daylight 10x popular than its been.
I just want to add one question : who is Vigo and what is his link with the Blight and his serum ?
I always saw the hatches in the lockers as a way of mocking the survivors. They are close to a weapon but the entity makes sure they will never be able to use them.
At the same time they are also a warning for the killers. It's the entity which stops them from fighting. Disobey the entity and maybe one day the entity will not stop the survivors from reaching for the deadly weapons.
dbd player from the future, Haddie Kaur is in the game now
I would like to mention that the new killer that's being added, is said to have somewhat worshiped or helped the entity with her messages and morals. It's specifically said that her feats for the entity didn't go unnoticed and thus she was grabbed by the entity. Maybe she was in the entities cult somehow? Indirectly I would think, considering I believe it was a cult or group of people who might have also served the entity that removed her hands and tounge-
9 Months later now we know who haddie kaur is lol.
I WAS JUST THINKING THAT
I’m 99% positive it was confirmed in a dev stream that the entity perma-kills survivors who try to fight back so they can never try.
hello, I love your videos. I hope you have a good day. Are you going to do a video about the new killer and survivor?
Probably not, but they'll appear in tier list videos and stuff like that now.
@@AZHYMOVS can't wait
I have a head canon that some of the achievments are actual in-universe things they do. Like some Survivors got together one day and were like "So, did you fix the boat generator?" and such... Not so much the killers because I imagine they stick to their own little realms until called upon by the entity, but the survivors for sure.
Now haddie is in the game
The Stranger Things DLC leaving shows that even the Entity has its limits with how many times it can be head-on/flashbang/decisive strike/shack pallet comboed through its killers by a Steve Harrington in a Scoops A-hoy outfit before it gets tired of the abuse
The first theory is true and not true. I believe you are brought into the entity under one of three conditions (for survivors at least): By Dying, by being taken for one reason or another, or being punished. First example is simple through Adam, Tapp and Bill. The second example is best shown through Ash, Steve and Cheryl. The final one can be seen through a couple original survivors like Nea, but I think the third reason is the newest reason with the inclusion of James Sunderland, who murdered his wife (and no Ash doesn't count because his friends turned deadights, it was either him or them). So in some cases, the entity resurrected the survivors into their own personal hells, and for others they have been taken by the entity for various reasons.
I think the real reason why the survivors don't fight back is that they've tried many times before, the Entity simply makes killers unkillable and as such they know the only way is to go through the generator and play by their own rules, after all, what's the point of killing something if you're just gonna kill it moments later again, the only real way to have a temporary escape is the generators which is why survivors don't kill the killers.
Wait so is Haddie a member of the pariahs?
Yeh
A part of the reason why the survivors don't fight back might be because most of the killers look like they'd fold The Rock like an omelette
The best killer to go against in fighting would be Legion because he's just a teen with a knife. Not Trickster because he has 50 knifes and he's vry accurate with his throws
trickster would probably kidnap you and torture you first
As for the fourth question, I think the entity would block survivors from touching weapons the same way it can block vaults or the exit gate when Blood Warden is active
8:02 Would've uninstalled the game
“where someone named haddie kaur”
haddie is the survivor in the roots of dread chapter meaning the entity is after the pariahs maybe