Holy crap i was the killer in the second game 😭, you played really well for being a brand new player and having nobody talk to you to explain everything, sorry for being an asshole lol, keep playing, you seem to enjoy it and soon enough you'll be absolutely destroying people in red rank ❤️

I love how the killer was friendly and he thought he was killing them

It's so wholesome to see a new player who's still scared and knows nothing beyond the most basic mechanics; takes me back 😊

Don’t worry you aren’t alone in feeling overwhelmed. It’s a very difficult game to get used to but once you do, everything comes super easily. This video was so wholesome and totally brought back memories to my first time playing.

How nice of that first killer to let you guys leave. Like, really, he even carried a survivor to the exit at the end there.

“As a killer I feel powerful” Poor thing ):

There is no voice chat in this game. The best way to stay safe is to listen if the music, the terror radius, keeps getting louder and more intense. If it keeps getting louder, chances are high he is going in your direction. Don't worry too much about perks and items, focus on the base mechanics at first, like the survivor HUD on the left. Learning what each icon means is good, so you can be aware of what your team is doing at any time. Smaller tips that I can give. Don't be afraid to run if you don't see or hear the killer, and don't spend too much time crouching, it's pretty slow, unless your hiding behind an object low to the ground. You can see how close everyone is to dying on the hook and ground on the HUD, each survivor has a health bar. I think that's all you need to know for now, ask me for anything else lol.

Even though I don’t play Dead by Daylight anymore I still enjoy watching people who play it.

Glad you're finding the game fun! I know the community can be toxic and aggressive, but you can find some really amazing people on there.

I miss the days of being completely terrified while playing this game 😂 500 hours in but I still love it so much!

Hey, you did pretty good! You asked for some tips, so I'll provide some! -The terror radius (the creepy music that plays with a heartbeat) plays when the killer gets closer to you. The more intense the music is, the closer they are. The most intense is the chase music that plays when you run within a certain distance in the killer's sight. -Learn how to loop the killer. Stay alive as long as possible in chase. Every single killer can move faster than you in a straight line (besides The Nurse, however her teleport makes up for it). There is no point in trying to outrun the killer. Utilize window vaults and pallets. Making the killer vault, stunning the killer with a pallet or forcing the killer to break a dropped pallet takes a bit of time for the killer to do, which can give you distance if you run to another area while he performs the action. If you waste the killer's time, you give your teammates time to complete important objectives for the whole team to escape. The killer may also realize they are wasting their time and leave you alone for the time being. -Learn the powers and abilities of each killer, so that you can understand how to beat them. Each killer has a power, and they can be very different in terms of game play. -Try to figure out who the killer you are facing is as quickly as possible. While you are new, or if you've only played against a specific killer about 5 times or less, the loading screen will display a message at the bottom that says "Facing The (Killer Name)" with tips on how to play against them. This is 100% accurate to which killer you are playing against. There are also telltale signs for some killers once you load into the match that can best help you figure out which killer you are facing. The Pig has boxes with a Billy the Puppet on top. Most killers also have unique terror radius music that can help you differentiate which killer you are facing. -While looping is important, sometimes stealth is also very important. Bill is a very loud survivor when injured. There are other survivors who are much quieter when injured. I also play Bill as my main, so I understand lmfao but anyways, crouching while injured will make your injured sounds quieter. -Though the tutorial makes it seem like a bad decision, and sometimes it is, it is okay to run at some points. Your scratch marks disappear chronologically (in order from first to last, as in your scratch marks when you first started running vs. your most recent scratch marks) after around 7 seconds, and they don't make your location incredibly obvious. Newer killer players typically don't understand scratch marks that well. Just, don't run when the killer is near or after making your location obvious unless the killer has seen you for sure. -Look around often. This gives you plenty of information; the killer if he comes to you, where your teammates are, where windows and pallets are, any other important things nearby. -Plan your escape route. If the killer comes near and decides to chase you, have an idea of where you will go. Prioritize a window or pallet to start looping. -You don't NEED exhaustion perks, but they can be very helpful. Don't rely on them as your only chase tool, but they can help extend the length of your chases. The longer you can last in chase, the longer your teammates can focus on repairing generators without interruption. It's not a bad idea to bring an exhaustion perk to help last longer in chase. -There are three types of window vaults that you should be aware of. Slow vaults; when you vault the window without running. This will not trigger a noise notification for the killer. This also works for lockers when you hide in them. Medium vaults are when you vault a window while running, but you are too close to the window, or you press the vault button when you approach the window at an angle too far to the side of the window. This type of vault will allow you to vault quicker, but not as fast as possible, and it also triggers a noise notification for the killer. Fast vaults are when you approach the window and press the vault button when the text at the bottom reads "Running Vault" which can be hard to see since it happens really fast. You can get used to the timing after a while. Fast vaults let you vault as fast as you possibly can, and will trigger a loud noise notification for the killer. Pallets and lockers do not have medium vaults, only fast vaults. You don't have to worry about angles or timing for anything but window vaults. -When you're in the first chase with a killer, play safe. See how they play, and see how you can counterplay them after you understand how they play. If they swing their weapon at you a lot, use this to your advantage. Fake a window vault by running at it but not vaulting. This tricks the killer into thinking that you're vaulting. If a killer is scared of being stunned by a pallet, pretend like you're going to drop it when he gets close. This game has a lot of elements to it and it can be very tough. Hopefully these tips help and you don't feel so overwhelmed anymore. You did pretty good for your first couple of games! Can't wait to see some more!

something to remember is that killer is rather hard and that killers have so many things to worry about. if you fuck up on a generator, stay on it, because the killer might be busy and not care. if you begin to hear the terror radius, Then you can run if you want to be even more safe, you can put on the perk spinechill, it has the icon of a frightened little cat. it takes some getting used to though. basically, dark= killer is not looking. lights up= killer is looking at you, and if it stays lit up, they are coming for you the perks can be very overwhelming at first, just don't worry about every single one. a good beginner build you can run right now on bill is: unbreakable, kindred, deja vu, and spine chill. swap spine chill out for we'll make it for simplicity if spine chill is too complicated (just make sure to actually heal them instead of running off and leaving them to die!)

Your next dbd reaction should be to every killers chase music. The music in this game is so good and I think you'd love it

I found your channel yesterday & I’m so excited to be able to see your first DBD play right away😂

The pallet you dropped at 28:24 is shack pallet, which people usually save until a lot later into the game or when they are saving a team mate with it since it is the most op pallet that can spawn per round.

So basically, The Entity (these black spider like tentacles that kill the survivors on hooks) is a super powerful being, that exists outside of the multiverse in its own realm, called The Entity's realm, or The Fog. This realm is where you play in basically. The Entity feasts on strong emotions to stay alive, so it grabs people from across all universes and timelines there are to serve as its prey, either as a killer or a survivor. All of the maps are places that are important to a specific killer, the Entity created the maps out of the killer's memory and refeshioned them a little to fit better into the realm. It's totally normal to feel overwhelmed! I can tell you you're gonna struggle a lot playing the game at first, because it's not really beginner friendly since there is so much to memorize and keep in mind. Over 30 killers with completely different powers, easily over 100 different perks for both killers and survivors each. But trust me, you definitely will improve if you keep playing. A few tipps I can give you are that you read through all of the killer's power and what they can do with it, it doesn't matter if you can memorize it or not, you'll learn it all eventually! And read through what all the perks do, as well! As for gameplay tipps, when you play survivor and the killer chases you, try to briefly turn the camera to look at the killer from time to time as that can give you very useful information about the killer is doing! What the game didn't tell you about the Bloodweb yet, when a character reaches a certain level you can buy and unlock one of their three personal perks so that this perk can also appear in the Bloodweb of another character. So it's possible to have any survivor perk on any survivor you want, it works the same with the killers. What you see popping up before a match are the Offerings. They can be bought in the Bloodweb, and they have many different effects. Most Offerings give bonus blood points, other increase Luck, effect the density of the fog on the map, can let you start the match as far away from the killer as possible, and so on. These Offerings don't matter all too much in the matches however, so they're a nice extra but not necessary to win a match. Also try not to stick to map edges too much as there are no vaults or pallets. Any try to repair generators whenever possible, as time only works against the survivors. These are advanced or pro tipps however, so just get comfortable and acquainted with the gameplay before trying to follow those tipps. I'll be happy to give you more advices in the future, too! Have lots of fun in the Fog 😁

This was a really great video. Such a breath of fresh air to see someone genuinely having fun instead of focusing on competitive play. Would love to play this game in survive w/ friends on a livestream sometime

This game can be annoying sometimes especially with toxic people but don't let that discourage you from having fun. The perks are probably the best way to have fun because they change your playstyle to accommodate how they work. You won't feel overwhelmed after a little bit because it's really just the loadout and then bloodweb + other killers or survivors if you want a change.

I'm really jealous that he is going through this for the first time in modern dbd, I miss the excitement I had when I first started.😩

I love how everyone (including myself) chooses Bill as their first survivor.

Found your channel through your DBD reactions, you're fantastic. I play DBD all the time and it's so cool seeing new players come in. It is an absolutely fun time as long as you play it casually and have a good time yourself.

It's rare you see a video of someone's first experience with the game nowadays, really refreshing honestly

LETS GOOOOO HE FINALLY PLAYED IT

Seeing you play a baby Bill is so adorable ngl. But yeah the first one let you go while the second one was playing decently. As for a few thing to remember... You can run no problem if you know the killer isn't near you or is chasing someone else. The killer wants to pressure as many people as possible so if one person is occupied in a chase do generators. As for how to know where gens are... it's about remembering where they spawn on each map, every map has a set amount of gen spawns and many maps have gens that spawn in a location every time. Using the map like you did is a good way to learn where they can spawn. Other smaller things, the killer is always faster than you, using pallets and vault locations is the best way to gain distance, however vault locations such as windows get blocked off if you uae them 3 times within one chase, in general chases are jow you occupy a killer, run away from other survivors if the killer is near because they can do hens while you're being chased, one left side of your screen you can see what everyone is doing, for example if they are doing gens you see a small round icon, that means they're doing gens, you can also see the progress, and if someone is in chase you see these small spider like arms shaking around the icon of the person being chases. All this gives you info during the trials, remember it's better to be alone in most cases because it's not about not getting hit it's about doing the objective, if you get hit it's fine, in most cases someone will help you after you've been hocked. Do objectives while everyone is occupied and sooner or later all gens are done and you can open the gates, at that point being alone isn't a benefit anymore so just go to the gates and stay together.

Glad you’re playing this! DBD is easy to learn, but hard to master. It’s pretty straight forward, but becomes pretty nuanced if you decide to try and rank up into the highest grades!

This is the best DBD Tutorial plays i've ever seen😂 Basically other streamer will skip the tutorial, but you really into it So entertaining🔥

The way to read the HUD on the left: The number next to the generator symbol indicates how many generators still need to be fixed to open the door. You can see each of the survivors as well. A red slash over a survivor means they're injured and might need healing. A person laying on the ground is dying and definitely needs healing. They can also be carried by the killer (high up with limbs hanging down), on a hook (needs rescuing), or have either of the two skull symbols (indicates a dead player and how they died). Rarely you'll see a broken connector that means they left the game early. A generator or healing icon next to someone's name with a yellow ring around it means they're working on a generator or healing someone.

I love this now that i’ve watched so many of your dbd reacts and then myself putting in so many hours between pc and console. i was overwhelmed too when i first started playing and then stopped playing but watching this, the first match, i remember acting like this too. you did really well for your first time and the more you play, the more mistakes you’ll make, and the better you’ll get. i’m sure people have said it already but there’s no in game comms, but can end game chat. learning the blood web was kind of hard, but i’d say read all the perks, offerings, add-ons before buying. big skull = mori. ghostface looking skull = died on hook. it’ll take you a while to learn status effects (will be on right side of screen) and playing both killer and survivor will actually help you learn mechanics and how each side thinks/works

I remember when I was new to the game as well, as you keep playing you will get to learn that the survivors have far more power over the game than the killer does

Dropping your item can be useful! For example, if you unhook a survivor and you don't want to spend your time on healing them (for example you need to unhook another person) you can leave them your med kit as a kind gesture so they can heal themselves. Also if killer is nice and lets you get out you can drop your item in front of him as a 'thank you' :)

Tips for survivour: As you seen in the tutorial, you have to do gens while surviving the killer. Hitting the white bit of the skill checks adds progression a little and you get bonus bloodpoints doing so. Memorizing the maps are also a good thing in dead by daylight. Knowing where everything is, knowing where pallets are, generators, etc. Looping is another important skill. Looping is going around a safe spot like a pallet and staying there until the pallets broken and you run to another loop. If you know what our doing you can always loop the killer. But be warned, if a survivour is chased for to long the killer starts gaing bloodlust that has 3 tiers. Each tier gives more speed to the killer to help the killer not be looped insantly. Tips for Killer: Killer is quite hard trying to know what each killers abilities are. The trapper places traps which injures a survivour if they step in it, the wraith gets a bell which if rung puts him invis/ visable. You get a speed boost if you unclock. and the others you can read. Each killer takes time to master and each one has 3 perks like survivours. The main goal is to find, down and hook survivours. Reapeating the progress until everyones dead. You should also patrol the generators, since the main goal of survivours are to complete generators. Patrolling them are the best way to find them. Now, im not a dbd expert im bad at most of the stuff. Although im hoping these tips helped you for next time.

3:54 Then wait for Lullaby (Huntress perk) that will delete the skill checks's sound

The trapper letting the person crawl out and he’s like “OMG HE IS KILLING THEM!”

13:08 Bruh that was such a Powerful Good Evil Laugh, Glad you're enjoying this game

I just found your reactions last night! this timing feels destined

20:40 - 21:12 Its hilarious how fast he went from "I love you guys!" to "Get away from me!" LOL

I clicked super fast lol. I am glad u started playing. I started a couple days ago so I'm new too ^^

Watching this today makes me think of the days after I learned how to play this game. I've been playing it since December of 2020 and I wish I could go back to the day that I learned. I didn't have such a love hate mindset for it. I still enjoy it, just not as much I used to.

It's refreshing seeing a new player. Hopefully it's funn Some things to note as you play survivor: - Other survivors or killers can't hear your mic at any time, unless your in a discord call with them obviously. - Like the tutorial said, fast vaults and failed skill checks tell the killer where you are unless you have certain perks. - It may be hard to do, but looking behind you and having line of sight on the killer chasing you can help you with avoiding the killer. - Survivors have to be hooked 3 times to die typically. The warped skull icon means the survivor died on hook, the normal skull means the killer killed them with a Mori which is basically a cinematic kill. - Bill is a fun survivor to play, but he is EXTREMELY loud when injured lol. Meg is a very good survivor to play for beginners as she has very handy perks that she comes with and she is rather stealthy.

As a DBD veteran, i could truly say that it fun to see new players join in. I could do anything to to experience the new dbd feeling

It’s awesome seeing someone play dbd for the first time, it takes us back and reminds us why we started. Good job man 👏

I absolutely lost my shit when Rebecca stepped in the trap and you screamed “OW!” 💀

"i like this prove thyself perk" oh, you're gonna be just fine. for real though, for a new player, your gamesense as survivor is incredibly good. if you stick with DBD you could be crazy good

Hey, I've wanted to give you a little headsup about an important thing the tutorial did not mention. When you get in a locker while running, you get inside quickly, but the killer gets a visual notification when you get it, making it pratically useless. Same as windows, if you vault through them while running, you will make a sound and they will be notified. Only do these while running when you're in desperate need like being chased, otherwise try to run as less as possible in order to leave as less tracks as possible. Keep at it!! You're doing great for a beginner!

That's so nice to see you having fun with the game!! I loved hearing you hyping your teammates but so far there is no in-game voice chat. When I play with friends we just talk on Discord

You’re probably the gamer with the greatest mindset of playing games I’ve ever seen. Not getting worked up over losing, or getting toxic when winning. Just trying to have fun, I like that. Unlike myself, I actually have a problem with complaining a lot and sometimes raging which is something I need to work on. Also, you can change you’re control in settings.

Fun video. I wish I’d recorded my first ever game. Not gonna lie, there was questionable tactics and gameplay going on haha, but you learn as you go and get better. Having some good perks will also help. I recommend you prestige Meg first to level 3. That will help you.

Running out of the basement first is always a good thing before thinking about healing

What i love about this game is that its easy to pick up but so hard to master, so it keeps you engaged and playing, glad you had fun!!!

u should totally play this on stream!! That'd be so fun

I think it'd be so fun to play with you and teach you some stuff cause your energy is IMMACULATE

As an experienced DBD player, it's really fun and exciting to see you play. I was suggested your reaction to the killer trailers, watched both videos and I really enjoyed it, so thanks for that! Hope there is more DBD gameplay coming from you.

I have played this game on and off mostly casually for about 4-ish years. It's totally normal to be overwhelmed. I remember my first matches playing this game where I had zero clue what I was doing, so don't sweat it. There's no shortage of good content creators out there with plenty of information about the ins and outs of this game. I'd advise using your best judgment on who to get info from since I know you're a sharp cookie fellow DR fan

In this game information is power, you hesitate less and understand what it is your team requires. Helpful tips: 1) on the bottom left is the survivors including yourself. This tells you their health conditions which is (healthy(normal picture), injured(a scratch through the picture), and dying(a image of them laying on the ground)) 2) You can tell what activity each survivor is doing next to their image: repairing (a generator with a yellow circle tells you the progress), Healing (a medical kit with a plus sign, doesn’t tell you their progress), Cleansing/Blessing totems (it looks like a shrine made of small bones ( blessing give buffs to anyone within an area (Hex totems are killer totems and they give nerfs or extra abilities while they’re active))), there’s a new mechanic called invocation and it looks like they’re sitting on the ground. If someone’s image has a hook means they’re currently on the hook, and if it looks like they’re hung over something it means killer is carrying them. There are these tally marks next to your images this tells you how many hooks you and other survivors have once you have two the next hook will kill you. Hope this helps~

So Tips for the Bloodweb: - You get all your items from the blood web, there are 4 different items to get from the blood web. Items, add-ons, offerings, and perks. The currency for the blood web is blood points, you earn this passively by simply playing the game and completing objectives. Items: Flashlight, Toolbox, Medkit, Map, Key - Each has it's own utility, flashlights can blind the killer, maps can reveal auras of generators, hooks and totems, toolboxes increase gen repair speed, medkits let you heal yourself or other survivors, and keys let you unlock the hatch if the killer closes it. Add-ons: These are special items that you can add to your item, i.e. bandages or needles for medkits, batteries or lenses for flashlights, spare parts for toolkits. Offerings: These are offerings you can burn to influence the game, from picking the map you go to, to getting bonus blood points, to preventing loss of your item depending on which offering you bring. Perks: Once you get to bloodweb level 50 then prestige the character their perks become available on your other characters, you upgrade your perks via the bloodweb, you can also get default perks that aren't related to characters from the bloodweb.

i love that you have a censor button on a soundboard its a really creative idea but something that could make it easier to press instead of having to lean over and press it especially when in a game is a pedal like one that you use for racing games. you can make them have keybinds and you could put the censor sound on that so you dont have to use your hands while playing

I love this game there is no proximity chat or anything like that in this game and for this being ur first time playing u did really well. I think u would have fun playing as killer and with more practice I can see u being an even better teammate

I Can give you some tips 1. Watch Otzdarva (please turn it into a video) 2. There’s a setting that gives you a visual effect when the killer is near (does not affect stealth killers tho) 3. Meg is probably the best survivor to upgrade early on 4. Stop worrying about what your teammates think of you (there’s more than one way to win) Hope these tips helped you 👍

I love your energy! I watched your DBD reaction videos, so when this popped up in my feed, I was like LET’S GOOOO

I’m so hyped to see this! I saw two of your reaction vids last night, and I can’t wait to see it!

This video was so fun to watch !! You did very well, especially considering how short the tutorials are. I highly recommend checking out tutorial videos from Dead by Daylight KZfaqrs like John Wolfe. Really hope you play more Dead by Daylight on your channel in the future :D

Tips for left side: -Normal looking skull icon means they were killed by a mori -Distorted looking skull icon means they were sacrificed to the entity. -A survivor with a scratched icon means they’re injured. -A normal survivor icon means they’re ok. -A survivor icon with white spikes around it means that survivor is being chased by the killer. 👍

I wish I could play this game for the first time again. The fear and anxiety of hearing the heartbeat and being chased, it always brought me to the edge of my seat. Good times.

Yo, I'm happy that you are playing this game, and I'm glad that you are enjoying this game, I am looking for people to play with, I can teach you and show you the ropes of this game if you want. And keep up making this amazing vids.

When i played this game with my brother and finished a game where he got the hatch escape. We kept talking about how cool it was that the doctor killer let him go for one last chase! I was watching him run around, and escape through the hatch!

Wait until he realizes that legion doesn’t disguise himself like he is seen to do in his trailer

“I love how it gives you a warning before the skill check pops up!” -Laughs in huntress lullaby.

I've played since release, so I know a lot about the game. Ever need help you can always ask.

I recommend watching videos with tips for new player survivors and videos with tips to play against each killer since they have different perks, watching matches with good players will also help you see what actions may work or won't work and thus help you improve.

I’ve never been so invested in a new player playing this takes me back bro. I feel so bad for what awaits him in the future though 😭

Dude ngl you got pretty lucky that you got trapper for your first two rounds because there are over 30 different killers you could've gone up against and you would've had no idea how to deal with them. But anyways great vid man love the content.

don't know if anyone told you, but there's a very helping accesibility option that you can see the terror radius in your character, it comes in a form of a heart and gets bigger and faster the more you approach the killer

Honestly I wouldn’t stress too much about playing your first matches. It seems stressful at first but once you learn the game you’ll get use to it.

Bro, even if i have a lot of hours i still enjoy watching new players entering the Fog. Hope that you will enjoy the game. Good luck to you, have a nice matches❤

I'm a Dbd enthusiast. So since you asked for tips, Ima grant you some for playing killer. 1:As trapper, try placing traps in grass or pretty much anywhere that camouflages them. 2:When a survivor is sacrificed, the hook falls off and it becomes unusable. 3:If you see someone going towards a hook while you're carrying someone, look for a different hook. They usually have the perk "Saboteur" and will disable the hook, letting the survivor you are carrying to break free. 4:Avoid hitting survivors immidietly after being unhooked. If you hit them after being unhooked, they won't get downed. Instead, they'll become deep wounded. 5:Some people will try to get constantly chased to let the rest of the team do generators. Stop chasing some people from time to time to avoid this. And that's it. Oh yeah, this game is also (kinda) P2W. If you waste like 5 bucks, you can buy killers and survivors. I know you're interested, cause I know you want piramid head. He's a really cool killer, but he is difficult to use. I love his chase music too

I don't play DBD, but I played a similar game, Identity V. Its the same game 4 survivor vs 1 killer/hunter, survivor repair machine, and killer hunt them down. The diffirent between the games are the lore, character, and design. Also some mechanic in the game are a bit diffirent. But the goal and how to play are the same. I'm so glad you play DBD and I wish in the future, you could play this game with your friends. Like imagine the chaos in the lobby.

It’s refreshing to see someone play the game for the first time. I wouldn’t worry about feeling like you suck, it’s a difficult game to learn, once you do learn everything becomes bread and butter. However, the more invested you get, the more stressful the games can become. This game is not very forgiving to new players. You will suffer countless losses before learning how to play the game at a higher level. Unfortunately the Dbd community is not respectful to new players either. Most players will hate you for playing bad in a match, others will straight up insult you. Take my advice, don’t go down that road. Focus on your own skills and have fun. That’s the only way to play and still endure this games cruelty.

There is for sure a learning curve to this game, but it’s so fun getting to relive the beginning!! Definitely a solid start, well done 😄 Though my tip is to maybe not run into the basement too often, because the killer can absolutely corner you there (the comments solidly have a lot of genuinely helpful hints though, from what I’ve seen). Enjoy the journey, and welcome to the fog!!

Little tips for playing One) be careful of the crows if you run past them they will make noise, essentially alerting to your presence. Two) the more people working on a gen the quicker it fixes Three) you can Sabotage hooks in order to break them so they are useless to the killer

If you want a sarcastic guide to DBD, Rowby explains a lot of the killers and survivors in a guide

You can unhook yourself if you have perks like Wicked, Slippery Meat and Deliverance Deliverance activates when you safely unlock someone, and Wicked activates when you get hooked in the sex dungeon (AKA the basement). And Slippery Meat increases the chances of getting off the hook. You can also unhook yourself if you're getting faced camped

Going against a friendly killer and hiding in the killer's cave in the first game that was so unexpected haha! Idk if you noticed but there is an UI telling your what your mates are doing right beside their heads (repair gen, healing, doing totems, chests, opening gates or something about the killer's power : for example removing a trap)

That is probably the absolute best first game you could've gotten bro 😂A nice little Trapper!

Broo i love it to watch people that are new to the game

The bloodweb is a thing that allows you to unlock offerings, add ons, and perks. offerings can take effect on the trial such as giving more bloodpoints or moving the hooks farther away or taking you to a certain map. add ons can be applied to your items to give you certain bonuses. perk can be unlocked too and give you certain abilities too.

Man is absolutely immersed and having the time of his life

The first szene was an intro! With every new killer there's a new intro! Now it's an old killer-the trapper but before that it was the new killer-the scull merchant! And no, the killer doesn't see every vault, he just sees fast vaults!

There are alot of tips people can give but honestly the first couple matches, just get a feel for the game and it's basics and don't take it too serious, have some fun and try different characters etc.

yo wtf how are you so good with the skill checks?? I needed like 20 games to get them mostly right😂😂 You are a born talent!

yes thank you for playing the game! sum people will just watch the trailers but never gave the game a chance! so ty

I played this game for the first time maybe around 2 years ago at my friend's house, did pretty terribly (but got Pyramid Head as my first killer

Dude when you said “I LOVE YOU GUY’S” it reminded me of Kung Fu Panda! 😂

Each character has 3 unique perks that you need to level up in order to put them onto other characters, so, if you want Bill's perks on Leon, for example, you need to level Bill's perks in the bloodweb. Before the match starts, you can burn different kinds of offerings to help in a variety of ways, like increading the amount of bloodpoints you get, increasing or decreasing the amount of fog in the match, increasing chances of going to a certain map, ect. Its a lot, but it gets easy once youre used to it, and you picked a good time to start. Leveling up used to take so much longer :)

You "I'm screwed" Me, checks "yep, your f***ed"

Recently the HUD had been changed, thus not in the tutorial. Legs on character profile pic shows who is in chase, who is healing with progress, who is doing generator with progress, and a skull icon shows those who are interacting with killers equipment. When you get unhooked, on the right hand side of screen haste(winged shoe) and endurance effects with duration are shown. As a starter Survivor, deja vu would have been a better option until you learn generator spawn locations. Collecting iridescent shards through game play is good, you can buy characters, cosmetics and perks. Focus on getting prestige levels, as you unlock perks for all characters.

Another new player! Oh I’m so excited to watch your journey through dbd! Words of advice would be to turn on the visible heartbeat mechanic, it basically gives you a physical heartbeat on your survivor to notify you when the killers approaching, as for perks and the blood web you can search up beginner friendly builds from otz or anyone, just expect some year old videos to be a little out dated as perks have been given overhauls over the past years. Take it slow through your learning experience is there is a lot to take in for new players. As for the rift/archive challenges? They’re challenges that help you progress through the current rift, the rift being dbd’s version of a battle pass, challenges also award with blood points alongside bonus progression in the rift. Not Otzdarva has videos suggesting who’s the best beginner friendly characters! Alright that’s enough talk, if you have any questions or concerns lemme know! I’d be happy to answer any questions ❤

It takes some time to get into it but I love this game.

To go with your difficulty of doing generators, there's a perk that completely remives the notification sound and makes the quick time smaller.

Here's A Tip Dont Be Afraid Or Nervous Of Getting Chased Cause When You Do Get Chased You Get Pips And Pips Help You Rank Up And There Is 4 Categorys For Pips One Is For How Many Times You Got Chased Second One Is For Hiding Third One Is Repairing Gens And I Forgot About The Fourth One And It Also Gives You More Bloodpoints Which You Use For Buying Items,Addons,Offerings And Many More Plus The Killer Is Just Another Player Playing So Dont Get Scared Of The Killer And Its So Good To See New Players Like You Play The Game Good Luck Playing Many Love From The Dead By Daylight Community❤

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