[DbD] How to get to the red belt with wild mackerel | Commentary on how to stably improve your rating – ゲーム攻略まとめ

In Dead by Daylight (DbD), there are a lot of people who feel that they can’t get to the red belt with wild mackerel and that their rank is unstable.

Red belt cannot be achieved simply by having high playing skills.
Especially with stray mackerel,
Understanding the evaluation system and
Stable behavior that does not depend on allies are important.

In this article, we will explain in detail the concept and specific methods to
reach and maintain the red belt with wild mackerel from the three axes of
evaluation, maneuverability, and awareness.

The reason for not being able to reach red belt is “play that emphasizes winning and losing”

First of all, what you should know is that
DbD’s rank evaluation is not “escape = correct answer”.

Many people who cannot reach the red belt level,

Escape is the top priority
You’re lowering your reputation by being too accommodating to your allies
Biased only towards power generation or rescue

The status is

What red belts need is
play that “meets the evaluation points” rather than “win the match.”

Basic thoughts on aiming for red belt with stray mackerel

At red belt, “people who consistently earn points” are strong

People who reach red belt
do not make super plays every game.

Turn on power generation
Perform the rescue
Earn time by chasing

It’s just doing these three in a well-balanced manner every game.

On the contrary,

Only generates electricity
Too specialized in rescue
Immediately down due to impossible chase

This kind of bias is especially likely to lower the evaluation of stray animals.

① Awareness of power generation in wild mackerel aiming for red belt

In power generation, “involvement rate” is more important than “number of units”

If you want to become a red belt, then

At least 2 cars involved in one match
It’s OK to run away during repairs
Be conscious of the number of touches rather than completion

In terms of evaluation,
It is more stable if there are many generators involved.

Also, in the wild, it is important to have the awareness to

distribute and touch, rather than stick to the same generator.

② Rescue is all about “safety, frequency, and timing”

The most common reason for not being able to reach the red belt is
errors in rescue judgment.

Down due to impossible immediate rescue
Trigger tunnel
Insufficient evaluation without going to the rescue

In the wild

Multiple safe rescues
Don’t overdo it when camping
If another mackerel goes, hand over the role

If you can make this judgment,
the evaluation will be quite stable.

③ Chase is more “value” than “length”

For wild mackerel aiming for red belt, it is important to
judge not to overextend the chase.

Don’t be too greedy
It is enough to use one or two boards
Even if it goes down early, it’s OK as long as power generation is progressing

Rather than “surviving yourself,”
Whether or not you gave time to the team leads to evaluation.

④ “Survival time” supports evaluation of stray mackerel

In the red band,
If you continue to lose matches in the early stages, your rank will become stagnant.

Be especially careful at the opening ceremony
Do not perform unreasonable reconnaissance
Avoid first downs

In the wild,
Just not being caught the first time can make a big difference in your rating.

⑤ “Divided thinking” of people approaching the red belt

People who go to the red belt with wild mackerel,
are well aware of the following.

Don’t expect anything from your allies
There are some games you can’t win
See only your own rating

What is especially important is
not to worry too much about your teammate’s mistakes.

Evaluation is for each individual.
If you are emotionally influenced by the actions of others,
you will make more mistakes in judgment, and as a result, your rank will not improve.

⑥ Match judgment for wild mackerel aiming for red belt

If you aim to become a red belt,
The deciding factor is whether you can make these decisions during a match.

Winning games → Actively improve evaluation
Difficult game → Stable behavior without overdoing it
Losing game → Secure only the evaluation and divide it

Not trying to win every match will result in
the shortest path to red belt.

Summary: What you need to do to get to the red belt with wild mackerel

The points to aim for red belt with wild mackerel are:

Be more conscious of evaluation than wins and losses
Balance power generation, rescue, and chase
Increase survival time by avoiding unreasonable actions
Don’t expect too much from your allies
Have the ability to make early decisions

Red belt is a rank that
is achieved by “stable people” rather than good people.

Even with wild mackerel,
if you prepare your way of thinking and handling,
red belt becomes a realistic goal.