When do you use Iri add-ons?

3 years ago by chemslayer to c/deadbydaylight

Title. I'm relatively new to the game, only a few weeks in. I can see the power of Iridescent add-ons (silent bell as Wraith?? Woof!), but they are so expensive and rare I have no idea when to actually use them. I'd "save" them for an important game, but... it's always just random opponents, so I have no idea if the Iri would be good or if I would stomp/get stomped either way and it's a waste. Curious to hear from people who do use them, when do you decide to do it?

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HuntressHimbo 1 point 3 years ago

I'm in kind of the same boat as you, fairly new and hoarding atm. My take is that its best to stick to less powerfull add-ons until you're very comfortable with the normal mechanics and then start using the ones that change up the mechanics more. That said, I don't think there really is a right answer. Maybe throw them on for games where you are close to going up a grade, or for games where you're running a good blood point offering like bloody party streamers. Just make sure you dont hoard them forever, it probably feels pretty bad to be a Billy with add-ons that were great before their changes, but only mediocre now

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chemslayer 2 points 3 years ago

Huh didnt think about grade, that at least sorta makes sense. And I do agree that mastering (or at least getting good at) a char first is best, both so as not to waste the Iri and so you don't use it as a crutch. But then again, maybe the crutch would be good for while you're learning?

All I know is revealing survivors when they get slipstreamed would be huge tech, but I still have a while to go before I feel skilled enough to spend it lol

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