Dead by Daylight: Chorus of Sin

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Chorus of Sin isn't just another chapter. It's Behaviour's first real experiment where players spent almost a year voting on everything from the killer's type and lore to the mori, perks, name, and even the music. The Judgment and Aurora Stardotter are literally ours, totally community-created. The divine horror, the post-apocalyptic vibe, and the connection between the killer and the survivor through the apocalypse feel so fresh and atmospheric. Judgment's power with Divine Light and Exile, plus Aurora's perks, all work in a really fun way. Just knowing that this is the result of hundreds of thousands of votes gives the chapter a special weight. Of course, it wasn't without drama. The voting split the community a bit, and some results had to be adapted because of engine and tech limits, especially the mori. That understandably caused some disappointment for people who voted for specific things. That's exactly why in the future, if BHVR wants to bring back the Grimoire, it would be way better to make two survivors right from the start. That would really lower the tension. More people would get to see "their" character, and there would be less of that feeling that your idea lost forever. Two survivors and one killer in a community chapter is the perfect compromise. Overall, the experiment was a huge success. I'd really love to see events like this once a year or at least every two years. They should totally make it a tradition. Chorus of Sin proves that players can create awesome content, even if the process gets a bit messy and loud sometimes.

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I am in LOVE with this killer, ive been anticipating this release for a while and with confidence I think shes a good fit for those that want to master her such as myself, were there some things I wish were changed about her at launch? Absolutely. but the final product we got is nothing short of fun and interactive. W Chapter Bhvr! I know many others may not like it for her skill floor but I like the challenge.

Really fun killer i enjoy playing ^^ 10/10!

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The Judgement is an excellent killer who’s incredibly fun to play as and against. Her power grants her a ton of lethality and range, as well as the ability to down multiple survivors. Despite how powerful she is, in her current state, she’s also very challenging to play as. Her ability requires time and distance to set up. Most of the time, you’ll see Judgement players starting the power, looking behind themselves to give it time to charge, then turn back to the player to launch it. This can make some chases feel clunky. On indoor maps, especially the ones with multiple stories (Silent Hill and RPD), I managed to get multiple downs, sometimes by complete accident, thanks to the verticality of her power and the chance to knock down more than one survivor at a time. Her ability to “exile” survivors is incredible, as it allows a more interactive element to the hook system instead of just sitting on the hook or occasionally hitting space bar to avoid death, and it allows the killer to avoid flashlight or pallet saves (at least from what I’ve seen so far). Her excellent variety of addons are a great touch too, allowing to fully change the power to a ping pong machine, making her sprint around the map, or turning her into a pallet and wall destroying beast. She isn’t flawless, as she’s the most complicated killer in the game and the chase mechanics need work, but she’s by no means bad. Aurora, the new survivor, is excellent and brings some fun new perks. I can absolutely see her ability to add on health stacks from completing gens being *strong,* and I like that we have a new vibe of survivor, bringing about a weird mix of seemingly sci-fi, post apocalyptic and religious themes into the Fog. Ultimately, I think Aurora and The Judgement are excellent additions to Dead by Daylight. There are some changes that need to happen, especially regarding the current play strategy with the Judgement, but this is a fantastic chapter, and one I’m glad the community got to design together.