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Generator repairs are also more likely to require a skill check - meaning players are more likely to run into some objective delays. For instance, Toolboxes can’t sabotage a Bear Trap anymore, meaning players will need to better watch their step. Overall, Survivors got some notable slashes through some major nerfs to Toolbox and Sabotages, which respect allow players to complete objectives and ruin Killer perks.
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The wall-breaking changes arrive in the next “Chapter,” considered patch 3.6.0, the release date of which is currently unknown. However, of course, the difference is that breakable walls will be exclusive to the Killers. These are interactive items that can be used as obstacles by Survivors against Killers - and smashed by Killers, in turn. Right now, “Pallets” are the most parallel system in Dead By Daylight. The Killer, however, can walk up to one of these walls and break it down whenever they like.” “Unlike pallets, a Survivor cannot interact with them in any way.
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“Breakable walls appear in preset locations, much like pallets,” the devs at Behaviour Interactive explained in an update blog. The one-sided map interaction looks to bring a little more suspense to a game that already has players screaming for their lives. No, the Kool-Aid Man won’t be one of the game’s fabled “Killers.” However, players acting as Killers will be able to similarly burst through certain walls in many maps soon enough. Of course, any good “game-as-a-service” game needs to spice things up, so Dead By Daylight has come up with a mechanic reminiscent of a family favorite: the Kool-Aid Man.

The one-versus-four horror survival game is well-supported by players and developers alike, with new characters and franchises introduced regularly. Years after its launch, Dead By Daylight is anything but crawling.
