Скачать или смотреть DBD (3W-2D): ST Ch. 2 | Warframe: Mommy Lotus

00:00 - 2:37:52: Dead by Daylight
New rift, new chapter, I decided to do some Killer matches.

2:37:52 - 4:27:48: Warframe
Some more progression. After a few planet missions, we unlocked this "Operator" thing; she is cute. I am still lost on the story; I feel bad about not knowing anything that's going on.

Dead by Daylight matches:

08:27 Vecna 2K0: Saloon against an extremely Gen-efficient Japanese team; 2 out of 4 confirmed SWF. Way before I could establish any sort of pressure, kill, or even try to upset their balance, they were already ahead of me in terms of Gen progress—a good showcase of Japanese efficiency—even in video games. I killed one of the Dustins at 1 Gen left, then hooked Jonathan in the Basement, and the Gates got powered. I camped him, Alucard traded, Jonathan went to Plot Twist, traded with Alucard, and tried to be sneaky with Conviction. I caught him in the act, and the two remaining got out.
37:43 Wesker 2K0: Midwich against a decent and Gen-efficient Japanese team. One of them was a Twitch streamer:   / keiyama_katu  . They weren't too notable in terms of looping, but they stood well against me, getting 2 escapes.
58:05 Deathslinger 4K1: Toba against a strong Korean team; 3 out of 4 confirmed SWF. I thought I was going to have a strong start when I landed a cool shot on Sable between the stairs' railing. That soon stopped when we got into the strong god pallets in the main building; I got too ambitious and thought I could land a sneaky shot between the cracks; it all really killed my momentum. What I should do next time is fake my shots and make use of them trying to weave around to my advantage. I realized I could've hit Sable on that one strong tile at the bottom of the main building. I eventually hooked her, but there were already 3 Gens left. I managed to hook Eleven, but it was down to 1 Gen left. Later on, I could've gone for Sable, as she was unhooked on her 2nd hook, but that would probably leave the three of them to finish the final Gen. Hooking Eleven, who rescued Sable, probably established good pressure. What really got me the upper hand was camping Eleven on her second hook in the middle of the three Gens; Kate and Feng tried for rescues, but I managed to stop them; they weren't too good at positioning themselves.
1:25:45 Clown 4K1: Gas Heaven against a decent team; two of them are wearing Christmas Dwight skins; couldn't confirm if any of them are SWF. Inspired by a Clown main video I saw on TikTok, I decided to try and replicate what I saw--using both yellow and purple bottles to get someone on a strong tile. I also thought I was going to lose this one, with the way they were helping each other and how strongly they looped at the beginning. I'm glad they weren't too Gen-efficient either. Focusing my hooks on the two Dwights helped me win the game. I also remembered about the 200-page Clown guide shortly before this game. I'll use this game as a control once I start reading it and play Clown again with that knowledge.
2:24:13 Pyramid Head 3K4: Lery's against a mixed team: dumb Meg, meh Jill and Ada, and decent Sable. A mix of misses and blunders from my M2, good looping from Sable, and good RNG on the windows made for a slow start for me. Luckily, Megs being Megs, I took advantage of it. I dropped Sable and went for Meg. I used Pop and got Unforeseen, and I saw Ada standing right next to the hooked Meg trying to check for me before unhooking. I got her with a stealthy M2, and she ran away. Sable came by to rescue, but she didn't expect me, and I got a jumpscare M1 on her; I put her down. She got unhooked by the injured Ada, but Meg had rotted down to the second stage due to my pressure. I didn't go for her immediately after she was unhooked and went to hook Ada. I hunted for Meg, and I heard her hiding in a locker—stupid. It was all easy after that. Luckily, this wasn't a Gen-efficient team.