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DBD backend tweaks for The Executioner and The Good Guy

Dead by Daylight has adjusted The Executioner’s Punishment of the Damned timing and The Good Guy’s pallet Scamper time through Backend Tunables. There is no client download, but you must restart the game for the new values to apply.

DBD backend tweaks for The Executioner and The Good Guy

The live balance changes

Two Killer settings were adjusted through the Backend Tunables system. The delay between segments of The Executioner’s Punishment of the Damned is now 0.015 seconds, up from 0.001 seconds. The Good Guy’s Scamper beneath pallets during Slice & Dice now takes 0.8 seconds instead of 1 second.

Backend Tunables are used for smaller balance changes without waiting for a full game patch. The system currently supports adjustments to many Killers and basekit values. Add-ons and perks are not currently covered by it.

What you need to do

There is nothing new to download. Still, the settings do not take effect in an already running game session: fully restart Dead by Daylight to receive them. Leaving or restarting a match is not the instruction given in the announcement.

Once restarted, account for the changed timings in chase situations. The Executioner can no longer chain the affected attack segments at the previous rate, while The Good Guy moves under a pallet faster during the specified Slice & Dice interaction.

What this means for cheat users

The announcement contains no mention of an anti-cheat update, detection activity, ban waves, or a client-side technical overhaul. It also does not say that these balance values affect third-party software features.

That means there is no source-based reason to claim that users must stop playing, and no basis for claiming that running software is safe. Cheat use always carries risk. Check the current product status and support updates before launching. Our cheat selection checklist explains what to verify, while the safe launch checklist covers practical pre-launch precautions.

The balance tweak itself does not change the purpose of ESP, radar, or other visual features. If you use products such as Rage for DBD or Clutch DMA for DBD, rely on their current support status rather than assuming that a server-side balance adjustment proves anything about detection risk.

Bottom line

This is a small live balance update, not a downloadable client patch. Restart the game to apply it. The source provides no anti-cheat or cheat-status information, so make decisions from the status of your specific product and never treat a lack of download as a safety guarantee.

Original source developer announcement

FAQ

Do I need to download an update for this change?
No. The announcement says no new content download is required. You do need to restart Dead by Daylight for the values to take effect.
Is leaving the current match enough to get the new settings?
No. The stated requirement is to restart the game itself. The announcement does not say that leaving a match applies the changes.
Did this update change the anti-cheat?
The announcement does not mention anti-cheat changes, detections, or ban waves.
Should I wait for my cheat to update?
The source does not report a client-side change affecting cheat functionality. Check the live status of the specific product with its support team; no announced anti-cheat change does not remove the risk of using cheats.

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