Dead by Daylight Killer Guide: The Hillbilly

This review will focus primarily on the Deathslinger and his perks, because while new survivors are a welcome addition, they are all identical in gameplay thanks to teachable perks. In creating the newest killer, developer Behavior Interactive went about as far in the opposite direction from their creation, Kazan Yamaoka, generally referred to as the Oni. Instead of a rampaging hulk that can one-shot an entire team in a blaze of pain and speed, the Deathslinger is a slower, methodical killer that uses his modified rifle to take aim, fire, and impale a survivor on a chain before pulling them in and striking with a bayo

One of the most intensely competitive online experiences on the market today, Dead by Daylight _ pits players against one another in a lethal game of “cat and mouse” featuring some of film’s most iconic horror figures. Pitting a group of player-controlled Survivors against one player-controlled Killer, _Dead by Daylight forces players to quickly learn how to both evade and hunt down their fellow man. Certainly the most interesting gameplay system available now, the concept of Horror Game Collaborations driven online experience is as interesting as it is fun. Forcing its player base to become cold-blooded killers and giving providing the tools to evade these powerful and intimidating killers, Dead by Daylight is as addicting as it is creat

Playing as a survivor in Dead by Daylight can be very difficult. Survivors have the most to lose in matches and have the least amount of ways to get away. Overall, everything is stacked against the survivor. On the other hand, the killer prances around to slaughter the four potential victims. They cannot be harmed and they have a good portion of time where their prey cannot leave. Survivors have to work together to escape the entity and it is extremely diffic

Legion’s great once the momentum starts rolling and you start inflicting Deep Wounds, but it can be hard to get that momentum going over and over again which is what many players are accustomed to. Skilled players can get past these lulls pretty quickly, but newer players will struggle to kick things off and keep it go

Finding success with Michael Myers is about being patient with the character. He is not as aggressive as a Killer as some of the other roster members are, but when you acquire enough Evil Within gauge, he becomes a steam roller, killing everyone in his path. So simply put, stay patient and smart, use as much time as you can get to level up your Evil Within gauge, and then enjoy the unleashed potential of Michael Meyers. He is a Killer with a high skill ceiling but he is incredibly rewarding for players willing to put the time in with his toolkit. So take your time and be wise with Michael Meyers and before you know it you will be taking out Survivors in no t

Finally, it is important to use abilities that synergize well with Hillbilly’s ability. Teachable perks like Barbeque and Chili play well into Hillbilly’s hand and make him a quick and versatile threat for even the most slippery Survivors. Barbeque being one of the best perks for Hillbilly as it allows the Killer to see any enemy in range of the Killer after hooking a Survivor. This essentially turns Hillbilly from a chainsaw-wielding fiend into a missile locked onto a specific target. Provided his incredible speed and one hit kill potent

Unfortunately, as unique as it was among the mainstream gaming world, Evolve was plagued by criticism among many fans for being too limited in content and small in scope to justify its $60 price tag. Although Evolve sold over 2.5 million copies by May, 2015, it never established a sustainable foothold nor a lasting community, and the overall genre of asymmetric multiplayer games regressed back into the shadows of the gaming frin

Granted a Killer can’t be too stealthy given the game’s mechanics, but with Legion’s size you’ll notice yourself surprising survivors more often than not and there’s nothing more terrifying than seeing Legion sprinting out of the woods at 110% movement sp

Finally, the last reason Dead by Daylight is not the best asymmetrical horror game is because communication is severely lacking. Survivors can only emote at each other to communicate with each other. There is no voice chat nor text chat. Players can always party up to get around the issue, but a built-in mechanic would do a better tr

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