On August 14, Dead by Daylight community director Eric Pope and executive producer Jose Ramos revealed that the troubled horror game will refocus on quality-of-life updates over new releases. The next public test build (PTB) for Dead by Daylight was also pushed back to September, and an original chapter has been delayed to allow for more development time.
The reworked roadmap for Dead by Daylight came amid a controversial week for Behaviour Interactive and its fans. On August 11, a livestream intended to commemorate the crossover between Dead by Daylight and The Walking Dead was sabotaged by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, which disrupted all attempts to host a match during the show. Behaviour Interactive issued an apology and pledged to work with fans and content creators to address major concerns. Both the DDoS attack and Behaviour Interactive's initial response were met with harsh criticism from Dead by Daylight fans.
Following the launch of Dead by Daylight Patch 9.1.2, the development team sat down for a chat with fans to reveal that more changes are coming. As posted by Dead by Daylight on social media, Pope and Ramos shared a three-phase plan for the asymmetrical horror...
