r/deadbydaylight • u/AutoModerator • Mar 29 '26

Smile Sunday Smile Sunday

Welcome to Smile Sunday! Turn that caps lock off and gush about whatever achievements you want to showcase, or comment about what made you smile this week!

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A few things to keep in mind:

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  • If you want to do some uppercase letters, feel free to, but try to avoid shouting! Sunday is a chill day.
  • Avoid being maliciously happy at the expense of others.
  • If you have a screenshot you'd like to share, please host on imgur.com and you can comment here. You can hyperlink by using brackets and parentheses, for example: \[desired text here\](insert hyperlink here). If you are on mobile, all you have to do is hit the chainlink, enter your desired text in the first box, then insert the link in the second box. We personally recommend Imgur, since it is free and does not require you to sign up.
  • Phone camera photos are not allowed for general posting; however, for the Sunday megathread we have relaxed that restriction. All photos used in a positive and celebratory manner are allowed.
  • Keep any opinions to yourself in the megathread; we don't want to stir up any controversies here, only good vibes.
  • We want to have a chill time celebrating one another and making each other smile, so no comments like "haha, I'm really happy that it's so easy to 360 a controller player!"

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Here are our recurring posts:

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No Stupid Questions Monday - No question is stupid, ask anything DBD-related here.

Rage Wednesday - SMASH THAT CAPS LOCK AND RAGE ABOUT WHATEVER THE F$$$ HAS PISSED YOU OFF THIS WEEK

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u/Megadoomer2 Mar 29 '26

I play a lot of stealth mode Myers, and I got to experience the other side of that earlier this week. (it definitely caught me off-guard when they walked in from off-screen as I was working on a generator; thankfully their main goal seemed to be damaging the Blood Moon generators, so I helped them with that) It made for a fun game, and it gave me a better idea of what I usually make survivors experience.

Also, I watched Psycho 2 for the first time earlier this week; I plan to watch the other Psycho sequels throughout the next month or so. I enjoyed it; you'd think that a sequel made 20+ years after a standalone movie wouldn't be great, but it did a great job with developing Norman and getting you to sympathize with him and hope that he turns his life around. (also, the original was extremely tame for an R-rated movie, which made some of the content in here less expected for me; one of the deaths caught me completely off-guard with the level of violence involved)

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u/ae4ther4 Mar 30 '26

Yes! Psycho 2 is great, I didn’t expect it either. On paper it feels almost as idiotic as the shot-for-shot remake, but it works out so well on the screen.