In Dead by Daylight there are currently too few killers. This is due to an event that favors survivors.
In Dead by Daylight, the “Moonrise” event is currently taking place, where players can earn special cosmetic items and a lot of blood points. However, survivors are currently complaining about long waiting times, as hardly anyone wants to play as killers. This is not because killers are too weak, but because they progress significantly slower than survivors during the “Moonrise” event.
What is the problem? To earn the special currency that is only available during the Moonrise event, killers and survivors have to perform different actions. Survivors must repair generators and escape with a flashlight, while killers must hook survivors and destroy flashlights.
However, survivors receive points significantly faster and easier, usually ending a match with 16-45 points. Killers can only dream of 45 points and are already happy with 20-22 points per match.
As a result, killers earn the currency significantly slower, and many killer players switch to survivors to obtain the event rewards.
Fans demand a hotfix: On Reddit, most players agree that Behaviour should quickly provide a hotfix that improves the event points for killers. This would give players a stronger incentive to try the event as killers and be rewarded with points. This would also benefit survivors, who would then find matches faster. It would be a clear win-win situation.
However, one group benefits from the situation: Those who are not interested in the event rewards and enjoy playing as killers have virtually no waiting times. A group of survivors is found in just a few seconds.
How do you perceive the Moonrise event in Dead by Daylight currently? Are you also experiencing long wait times in the matches? Or do you have no problems?
