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[Which Killer Should I Get First]

[The Trapper | Zoning/Control]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 1
3. Complexity: 1
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 1
Tier: D Tier

[The Wraith | Chase/Stealth]
1. Perks: 1
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 1
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 3
Tier: S Tier

[The Hillbilly | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 3
Tier: C Tier

[The Nurse | Chase/Prediction]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 5
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 5
Tier: D Tier

[The Shape | Stealth/Snowball]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 2
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 2
Tier: A Tier

[The Hag | Strategy/Control]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 4
Tier: B Tier

[The Doctor | Info/Anti-Loop]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 3
Tier: B Tier

[The Huntress | Ranged/Chase]
1. Perks: 1
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 1
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 5
Tier: S Tier

[The Cannibal | Chase/Instadown]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 1
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 4
Tier: S Tier

[The Nightmare | Chase/Slowdown]
1. Perks: 1
2. Strength: 1
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 1
Tier: C Tier

[The Pig | Chase/Slowdown]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 2
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 2
Tier: B Tier

[The Clown | Anti-Loop/Chase]
1. Perks: 5
2. Strength: 2
3. Complexity: 1
4. Difficulty: 1
5. Fun: 3
Tier: S Tier

[The Spirit | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 5
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 2
Tier: S Tier

[The Legion | Chase/Injure]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 2
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 3
Tier: A Tier

[The Plague | Injure/Snowball]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 3
Tier: B Tier

[The Ghost Face | Stealth/Instadown]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 3
Tier: A Tier

[The Demogorgon | Chase/Control]
1. Perks: 5
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 5
Tier: A Tier

[The Oni | Snowball/Instadown]
1. Perks: 1
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 5
Tier: S Tier

[The Deathslinger | Chase/Ranged]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 4
Tier: B Tier

[The Executioner | Chase/Control]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 3
Tier: D Tier

[The Blight | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 5
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 5
5. Fun: 5
Tier: D Tier

[The Twins | Strategy/Control]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 1
Tier: C Tier

[The Trickster | Chase/Snowball]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 1
Tier: C Tier

[The Nemesis | Chase/Control]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 2
Tier: B Tier

[The Cenobite | Anti-Loop/Slowdown]
1. Perks: 5
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 4
Tier: S Tier

[The Artist | Anti-Loop/Control]
1. Perks: 5
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 3
Tier: S Tier

[The Onryō | Stealth/Mobility/Slowdown]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 5
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 2
Tier:

[The Dredge | Anti-Loop/Mobility]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 2
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 2
Tier: F Tier

[The Mastermind | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 5
Tier: A Tier

[The Knight | Chase/Control]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 4
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 2
Tier:

[The Skull Merchant | Disconnect Summoner]
1. Perks: 1
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 5
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 2
Tier: F Tier

[The Singularity | Chase/Control]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 5
4. Difficulty: 5
5. Fun: 3
Tier: F Tier

[The Xenomorph | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 2
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 2
Tier: B Tier

[The Good Guy | Chase/Stealth]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 2
4. Difficulty: 2
5. Fun: 5
Tier: A Tier

[The Unknown | Chase/Mobility]
1. Perks: 3
2. Strength: 4
3. Complexity: 3
4. Difficulty: 3
5. Fun: 5
Tier: A Tier

[The Lich | Anti-Loop/Info/Mobility/Chase/Control/Magic]
1. Perks: 4
2. Strength: 3
3. Complexity: 5
4. Difficulty: 4
5. Fun: 5
Tier: B Tier

[Final Ranking]
S Tier: The Artist, The Cenobite, The Clown, The Wraith, The Huntress, The Cannibal, The Spirit and The Oni
A Tier: The Demogorgon, The Good Guy, The Legion, The Mastermind, The Ghost Face, The Shape and The Unknown
B Tier: The Lich, The Knight, The Doctor, The Nemesis, The Xenomorph, The Plague, The Deathslinger, The Hag and The Pig
C Tier: The Twins, The Nightmare, The Hillbilly and The Trickster
D Tier: The Onryō, The Nurse, The Executioner, The Blight and The Trapper
F Tier: The Singularity, The Dredge and The Skull Merchant

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for any new players seeing this, The Cenobite has been removed from the store. All of his perks, however, became universal perks allowing you to still get them.

POV: you own every single killer and still watch the whole video🤓

You forgot one of Chucky/Good Guy's biggest advantages is he's practically immune to flashlights because he's so short, you can't hit him in the face around pallets very easily, and because he plays in third person if someone tries to get a cheeky blind of you while you're in motion to distract you you can literally just turn slightly, and still see them fine.

Looks like this video needs an update since some perks got reworked completely + new killers

I bought about half the roster during the sale, And as a brand new killer this video is a godsend. I have about 25 hours or so into killer and am loving this. I will continue to main artist and nemesis

I wanted to share some Ghostface tips for those thinking about picking him up. I know he tends to be a popular choice for a lot of players and, simultaneously, a character that gets dropped before people can understand him. So, for those of you that want to stick around, here's some pointers. Lengthy comment ahead:

- Try not to fall into the trap of Stabface. That's not where this killer excels. Ghostface is a set-up + ambush killer not a chase oriented killer. Whenever you fully mark someone you should, ideally, be able to get the jump on them or at least keep the chase short.
- Don't think of your stealth as only a tool for mindgames during chase; It's much more than that. Ghostface is the only killer in the game that has stealth on command with no punishment. (Pig needs to be crouched, Myers needs to be in Tier 1 or use an Add-On , Wraith needs to uncloak to be able to attack, etc). Pretend like DBD is suddenly a stealth game and you can't let the bad guys see you or its game over.
- Observe your opponents. Is the Meg more paranoid than the rest? Is the Jake more self-aware? Is Felix an absolute air-head that just started playing the game? The more you can gather from how someone plays the better you know how to approach them. Playing survivor also helps with the needed mentality so make sure to do that as well.
- Practice with bots. Get familiar with maps. The more obscure routes you're aware of the higher your chance to sneak up on people.
- Remain unpredictable. Approach gens from different angles. Have you been staying in one area for a long time? Every Survivor will know to expect you there but you know where they won't expect you? On the other side of the map. Anything you can do to keep them guessing: Do it.
- Marking a survivor doesn't always mean a chase. If you can pull off a silent mark (meaning the marked Survivor hasn't seen you) then that puts them in a panic and gives every survivor a sense of ease because: "Surely the Ghostface is chasing the marked survivor now!". Them dropping their guards is where you shine.
- Play survivor. Understand why Survivors do some of the things they do. It'll help you in the long run.

Add-Ons:

Stay away from Philly & Cheap Cologne. They create very bad habits, especially for beginners.
Philly - Decreases time required to mark a survivor by 20%. This can mess up setting up 99's reliably. That might not matter when you start playing but old habits die hard and you don't want to chain yourself to an Add-On.
Cheap Cologne - Increases marked duration by 10 seconds. I know it's hard to let go of someone you marked but you shouldn't be chasing a survivor for the entire length of your mark duration. Sometimes letting them get away is a lot more beneficial.

Keep an eye out for these Add-Ons:

Walleye's Matchbook - Decreases Night Shroud Recovery by 6 seconds.
Olsen's Wallet - Breaking a Pallet or Wall gives you your power back.
Victim's Detailed Route* - After being marked, Survivors are inflicted with Exhausted for 5 seconds. (amazing counter to Sprint Burst)
Drop-Leg Knife Sheath - Ghostface gains 10% movement speed for 5 seconds. (Good for closing in distance. Not extremely necessary but a fun Add-On)
Driver's License - If you fully mark a Survivor working on a gen, that gen looses 20% progress and gets blocked for 15 seconds. (bonus points for jumpscare potential)
Outdoor Security Camera - The aura's of all Survivors are revealed for 7 seconds after the marked person was downed. (information is king on Ghostface)

Finally:

Don't get discouraged by difficult matches.
Ghostface is painted as a simple M1 killer but I'd argue he offers the most complexity of them all with new things that you can always learn. I disagree with Kyto saying he doesn't have anything that unique as you won't get a better stealth experience than Ghostface in this game. But maybe that's up to personal interpretation. He also suffers because of Survivor communication the most due to relying so much on ambushing. And, like every M1 killer, you need to be on top of creating your own map pressure which can be a bitch.
If you think you'd enjoy a playstyle that includes: Multitasking, planning ahead while also being prepared to switch up that plan on a whim, stealth & jumpscares; then Ghostface is for you.
If not you won't get much enjoyment out of him because chasing as Ghostface is like shooting yourself in the foot. Perks can win you games but eventually you'll get put against players way above your skill level and you'll end up like a lot of Ghostface players do: Dropping the killer.

POV: You don't even play/own DBD but you still watch the whole video😭

Singularity was the first killer i bought and yes, don’t get him first. I had no idea how to use him lol. But now i’m one of those *scary singularities*…

Fun fact about new STBFL; Landing a spear as Deathslinger takes tokens. Meaning if you spear, hit, spear, down your obsession, you can lose all 8 stacks in a single chase.

The dredge slander is crazy

1:29:30
Kyto: explaining skull merchant perks
Me: too distracted by what the survivors are trying to do to pay attention

For those thinking about getting The Artist, I absolutely recommend you should. Using The Artist, I constantly get 2-4 kill games. Even though the games with her might be a little slow, slowing down generators and constantly knowing where survivors are is SO fun when you shoot the crows at generators, causing the crows to swarm survivors and you can see their auras. If you know a survivor is at a generator, you can put 2 crows in the same direction and launch them to do damage, since the first swarm shows their aura and if they get hit by a second swarm while there's a swarm active, they take 1 damage. It puts a lot of pressure on survivors, since they constantly have to worry about The Artist knowing their location.

The clown is so good you can troll entire game and still win

Fun fact, I once met a deaf and colorblind Spirit main😂

As soon as I saw The Unknown I fell in love especially with the smile lmao

Huntress is my favorite, but the best build on her for me turns her into a stealth killer. You put the iridescent hatchet head and the wood fox, and she is undetectable whenever she reloads, has insta down hatchet but can only have one. The stealth has no cool down so it's easy to reset. By far my favorite huntress build.

Pig is decent when you use stuff that happens "outside of your terror radius" along with Whispers. Whispers is like a weird probe that lets you check gens from 32 meters away, and also warns you to go ahead and start sneaking so you can gen grab out of stealth.