DarkXP

This hate is real!!! But anyways peanut and his community should be canceled! Yall are psycho and should talk to therapist! Just look at how bad the comments are ppl matter & ppl should be held accountable for their actions no matter how rich & famous you are. Kids watch you ffs

Wanting an inclusive community does not mean you get to decide what developers do when it comes to promoting the game they are PAID to develop and market. If you want to control and dictate who gets to try something, make your own game and product. Oh, and the "I'm not going to play DbD because a virtual peanut got something I didn't" would work if you actually had "motion" that resulted in monetary loss or had enough viewers to make an impact. TL;DR- Stop being hypocritical entitled children and play the game you say you love or go outside for once and touch grass while you do some much needed self reflection.

This weekend, a Dead by Daylight team member awarded in-game content and currency to a creator streaming our game. Although it is not unusual to unlock content to give creators discovering DbD a chance to have a sneak peek at available content, this decision was made without receiving appropriate approvals. Furthermore, the team member's subsequent comments and conduct do not align with Dead by Daylight’s core values. When concerns about this decision became apparent during the stream, we should have responded by looking into these concerns, not dismissing them. Unfortunately, we’ve now seen the fallout of this decision unfolding in many conversations across the DbD community. We appreciate and stand with our community’s willingness to ensure our shared values are being upheld, at all times, regardless of popularity, and we’re heartbroken at the inflammatory language now being directed towards our community. At the same time, threatening employees will never be acceptable, and we’re asking everyone to stop engaging with these posts. We apologize to our community for letting you down. We have already begun reviewing our internal processes to prevent an incident like this from happening again.