@reallymardy It’s a bot account lol there are many many of them all under the same username. Not a real person playing. They do killer as well running all the time.
@steelfoot98@CasualKaiserboo Because out of over 100,000 live viewers there are bound to be people that have never played it. If their favorite streamer likes the game, they will buy it. And they did during the stream.
@MelroseeVT The worst part, the LGBTQ+ is completely oblivious to their complete control. Masking it as empathy and safe space when it’s completely authoritarian. This is happening across gaming as a whole by the way. One sided inclusivity ONLY.
@MelroseeVT It was never about inclusivity. It’s about control. There can be 50+ gay things in DBD but where is my religious symbol? The flag of my country? Either it’s truly inclusive and EVERYTHING is represented, or nothing is. The gay community has the devs in a complete chokehold.
@MelroseeVT They decide who plays, what you can and can’t do. If the devs make a decision that the gays don’t like, they bully the devs until they revert it. Doxxing an employee over a video game. As if Mandy was a sex trafficker who wasn’t caught yet.
@DbDPulse DBD has one of the most toxic gaming communities ever. It also has a huge LGBTQHDTV+ fan base. It is NOT a coincidence. They are the very thing they swear to hate. It’s unfortunate because I know you devs will continue down this path and it will be the downfall.
@DeadbyDaylight Everyone, It seems rarity doesn't really affect event offerings. I wouldn't be surprised if BHVR just forgot to tell the game to not treat the anniversary cakes like a regular very rare offering so they are appearing less.
@LynxiTwitch Yeah that’s my point, their drop rates were those of common or even more, but they’re listed as “very rare”. So I believe BHVR just forgot to tell the game to populate the cakes as if they’re common even though they’re listed as very rare. Luckily they posted about it.