Dead by Daylight fans, get ready for some spine-tingling news! Behaviour Interactive has just dropped the highly anticipated 7.2.2 update, packed with exciting changes that promise to make your multiplayer horror experience even more thrilling. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the details of this latest update, which includes much-needed Xenomorph nerfs, perk adjustments, bug fixes, and more. So, grab your flashlights and join us on this journey through the world of Dead by Daylight!
Dead by Daylight The Xenomorph And Perks
Let’s start with the star of the show – the Xenomorph. This notorious killer has been causing quite a ruckus in the game, but fear not! Behaviour Interactive has listened to player feedback and made some significant adjustments:
- Remote Flame Turret Flexibility: The placement logic for Remote Flame Turrets has been reviewed, allowing for more flexibility when deploying them. Survivors, take note – you’ll need to be even more strategic in your escape plans!
- Tail Attack Cooldown: The Xenomorph’s Tail Attack cooldown movement speed has been decreased from 2 to 1.2 meters per second when missing or when the attack is obstructed. This means you’ll have a better chance of evading its deadly strikes.
Perks are a crucial aspect of the Dead by Daylight experience, and this update brings some adjustments to ensure consistency:
- Improved Descriptions: The descriptions of Blast Mine, Chemical Trap, and Wiretap perks have been adjusted for consistency, making it easier for players to understand their effects.
- Visual Effects: A visual effect has been added for when the Chemical Trap disappears by itself, providing better feedback to players.
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DBD Bug Fixes and other fixes
A horror game isn’t complete without its fair share of bugs, but the 7.2.2 update aims to squash some of those creepy-crawly issues:
- Xenomorph Bug Fixes: The Xenomorph can no longer see Idle Crows when exiting a tunnel, turn invisible indefinitely in a Trial, or remain stuck in tunnels. It also won’t fall through the ground anymore. These fixes should make encounters with the Xenomorph more fair and balanced.
- Perk Fixes: The Adrenaline perk now correctly grants a bonus health state after self-unhooking, giving survivors a fighting chance.
In addition to the Xenomorph and perk adjustments, the 7.2.2 update addresses various audio, UI, character, environment, and map issues. Some highlights include:
- Fixing missing audio for the Skull Merchant’s footsteps.
- Ensuring that spark bursts in the Nostromo map are no longer silent.
- Correcting UI issues related to match endings.
- Animation fixes for characters like The Pig and Ghost Face.
- Improvements to the game’s environment and maps.
Conclusion:
With the 7.2.2 update, Dead by Daylight continues to evolve, striving for a more balanced and immersive gaming experience. Behaviour Interactive’s dedication to addressing player feedback is evident, and we can’t wait to see how these changes shape the future of the game.
For a complete list of all the changes coming with this update, be sure to check out the official patch notes on Dead by Daylight’s Steam page, courtesy of Behaviour Interactive.
So, survivors, embrace the darkness, hone your skills, and prepare to face the Xenomorph once again – it’s game on in Dead by Daylight!