Dead by Daylight: Jason DLC

"Kill for mother, Jason."

CHI CHI CHI, AH AH AH, *Surv scream* Jason happy !

Trop fort comme tueur parti pas équilibré

brochette de survivants en abondance c'est un régale :)

J'adore faire des brochettes avec Jason

Tout simplement excellent. Rien à redire sur l'arrivée de Jason, son gameplay est incroyable.

Instant buy forcément, tueur fun a utiliser et a jouer contre, good job

Franchement, c'est le meilleur DLC depuis un bail. Je n'avais pas vraiment d'attentes, mais Jason sauve un peu le jeu en ce moment. L'équilibrage actuel est une blague, les survivants sont beaucoup trop avantagés (et c'est un main survivant qui dit ça !). Mes parties s'enchaînaient sans aucune tension, c'était à la limite de l'ennui. Là, Jason débarque avec un vrai bon map control et ça fait toute la différence. On à de nouveau de la tension, l'ambiance redevient lourde et oppressante, et c'est exactement ce qu'on demande à ce jeu. Ultra fun à jouer et à affronter.

[h1]This chapter… It’s… It’s complicated…[/h1] This chapter marks the 10th anniversary of Dead by Daylight. 10 years for a game like DbD, after all—backed by a company that’s either a collection of incompetents in video game development or a major player in the SEGPA group, with a known market capitalization of 900 million dollars. Once again.... The devs—if you tell me they’re butchers, I’ll believe you. These people aren’t video game developers. (I’ll ignore BHVR’s announcement for this chapter, as well as that damn 13-hour livestream that made no sense and didn’t “build hype”—since they lost way more viewers than they gained, on top of dropping false clues about Slenderman as a possible candidate to sow doubt) Let's get started: [b]It's not Jason Voorhees.[/b] it's Jason Wishlees, if you will—but it's not the original version we all know (just like Ghostface). I'll let you do your own research, because nobody knows better than yourself. And that’s completely verifiable! Even in the games, the sound effects (ki-ki-ki ma-ma-ma) are a remastered version—and that damn lore is just fanfiction! He fought Unknown! That makes no sense! They don’t have the rights to the mask, they don’t have the rights to the last name (Voorhees), they don’t have the rights to Crystal Lake or Tommy Jarvis (so no map and no survivor, even though it’s DbD’s 10th anniversary. It’s shameful), and worst of all, we know from leaks and internal investigations that they could have adapted the whole thing (and in the original version, no less!) but didn’t do it to save time and release Jason for this anniversary.... Even worse, the devs themselves confirmed that this was a reimagined version. It’s really a slap in the face to fans of the franchise. It’s not my job as a consumer to pay for the screw-ups of people who can’t manage their time! As for the Killer class itself, these three perks are relatively weak—too situational for the little they offer, and completely outclassed by other perks that do the job better. The only interesting one is Silent Shadow, and it’s mainly viable for Krasue in an endgame build alongside his two endgame add-ons. I like that the power fits the character; the only downside is that they added an anti-camping mechanism when you teleport to a window, which wasn't necessary. The Killer itself, in terms of power, is really just average (exactly like Springtrap^—it's basically a better version of Springtrap, more or less). Luckily, the price isn't high—5 euros isn't much, and that's a good thing considering how this chapter turned out. Conclusion: In the end, Mortal Kombat 10 will remain the game that best adapted Jason Voorhees (yes, Friday the 13th will always come in second in my book). I hope (let me dream) that there will be a Part 2 where they have full rights to Tommy, Crystal Lake as a map, and a rework of Jason’s skin. To be honest, if BHVR doesn't respect the works it adapts, it might as well not adapt them at all. I’m not going to apologize to people whose standards are far lower than mine just because they’re used to getting sloppy work. They’ve shown us they can do it: Sadako and Kaneki, for example—one is from the books, the other from the manga. So why not with Jason?

Ce tueur n'est pas jouable pour les survivants. Il peut se téléporter d'un côté de la carte à l'autre, et il peut voir les survivants qu'ils soient immobiles, qu'ils marchent (debout ou accroupis) ou qu'ils courent. C'est tout simplement impossible de jouer en tant que survivant contre lui. Un survivant se fait accrocher et trois secondes après, le tueur est déjà sur un autre survivant à l'autre bout de la carte. Ajoutez à ça les tueurs qui tunnel dans 11 parties sur 10 et on se retrouve avec un jeu devenu complètement injouable. Je pense que je vais rapidement le désinstaller et le laisser prendre la poussière, parce qu'à ce stade, c'est tout ce qu'il mérite. Développeurs, merci de tester vos jeux, DLC et mises à jour avant de les publier, parce qu'à chaque sortie d'un nouveau tueur, c'est toujours le même cauchemar. Ça ne donne tout simplement plus envie de jouer à votre jeu.