Based on this need to be efficient in applying pressure, the majority of the Deathslinger’s add-ons either cut down on reload time, stun duration for broken chains, or bumps up movement speed while aiming. Other add-ons afflict survivors in different ways, such as adding the time it tends to completely mend, which pairs wll with Sloppy Butcher and Nurse’s calling to make survivors waste t

Something to consider when deciding when or when not to blink with the Nurse is that the ability has a major drawback. If a survivor shines a flashlight on the Nurse as she is blinking she will be stunned by the flash for a short period of time. Stunting her movement and chasing of the survivors. So be careful when choosing when or when not to blink. A well-timed flashlight can place the Nurse at a severe disadvant

Playing Hillbilly is not a rather difficult task. His relative ease of use is why he is considered to be one of the strongest Killers in the game. With an arsenal of seemingly simple tools that can be extraordinarily deadly in the right hands. A good Hillbilly will mold this seemingly simple arsenal and optimize it until the character is a killing machine. So being creative with the "vanilla" killer will turn even a novice player into a high caliber killer in Dead by Dayli

Wraith - The second original killer in the bottom rung of the leader boards, the Wraith specializes in turning invisible and sneaking up on survivors. However, the invisibility isn't perfect and survivors can actually knock the Wraith out of invisibility using flashlights which are all-too common for survivors to bring into a match. While there are some pretty good builds for Wraith, they are more fun than practical for high rank p

A major tactic implemented to almost all Hillbilly player's arsenal is using his Chainsaw charge as a recon ability. Given how incredibly fast the ability is it allows for Hillbilly players to make rounds of a given area extremely efficiently. Plus the fact that the charge has no in-game stopping point other than running into a hazard allows for Hillbilly player to almost endlessly run around a given map. Making it quite easy to find and take out Survivors in the blink of an eye. So utilizing the Chainsaw charge as less of a pure offensive tool and more of a method to efficiently travel a map is the sign of a smart Hillbilly pla

Oni - the Oni is one of the newest killers to the game. Introduced in the Cursed Legacy chapter DLC , the Oni shares a similar playstyle to Billy with one key difference: he can only sprint across the map after absorbing enough blood orbs. Orbs are dropped from injured survivors who do specific actions. For Oni to become truly powerful, he has to injure at least one survivor. But when Oni gets going he can sprint and instant-down any survivor dbdportal.com in his path until his Blood Fury runs

When a survivor cleanses in a pool, the Plague can use that pool to get Corrupt Purge which will damage survivors when the Plague throws up on them. The Plague is certainly interesting to play as but if players are just putting up with the corruption instead of cleansing it then the Plague is severely limited in terms of options. However, a recent buff makes it so she can always get at least one pool of Corrupt Purge in a match so at least she isn't completely powerless when no survivor's clea

With the addition of the "Chains of Hate" DLC in Dead by Daylight , players can now experience a whole new type of horror as the Deathslinger shoots and draws in his victims from afar. As with most DLC, there is a new map, killer, survivor, and six perks between them to mix and match among all other characters. Without a doubt, the newest chapter to Dead by Daylight brings innovative design choices made and a great-looking new

Compared to the last killer release, the Oni, there is a much larger skill-ceiling needed to properly maneuver the rampaging killer and navigate obstacles on a map to use Demon Dash and Strike effectively. The simplicity of the Deathslinger’s design allows players of all ranks to be effective killers. Combined with a beautiful new map in the Dead Dawg Saloon and a new survivor, whose perks will be covered elsewhere, Chains of Hate is a must-have DLC for all play

Pyramid Head has a few options to incapacitate his prey. He has a normal attack by striking with his giant knife, but the developers have also created a "special ranged ability" that plays upon his build as a stealthy, expedient killer . Pyramid Head can send a "wave of dark force" using his weapon that goes through collision and walls. "[Survivors] only have a fraction of a second to adapt to this and evade being banished by this attack," Richard s

One major way Pyramid Head is able to try and drive his victims where he wants them to be is through a new mechanic called trench drawing. By planting his giant knife into the ground, Pyramid Head can create a trench that forces Survivors to make a choice: Find another way to a particular location, or wade through the trench and become inflicted with the "Tormented" status. While a Survivor is under the effects of "Torment," if Pyramid Head puts them in a dying state he can begin the sacrifice sequence without a hook. He traps them in the "Cage of Atonement" bed contraption from Silent Hill 2 , and Richard said he can execute them on the spot through a power called "the Final Judgment" before moving to a new victim. However, Survivors can still be rescued and escape from the Cage of Atonem