you had an clock or toybot doing sound on your inventory? or you just walking doing sound? and, dog can hear a lot, if you had some air or family sounds the dog can hear, and don't get too close to the dog.

Proximity, Toy robot, clocks, Teeth, dropping items, walking, crouch sprinting, sprinting, and mic activity all trigger the dogs

Originally posted by Time:

Proximity, Toy robot, clocks, Teeth, dropping items, walking, crouch sprinting, sprinting, and mic activity all trigger the dogs

get closer too

Originally posted by Five:

Originally posted by Time:

Proximity, Toy robot, clocks, Teeth, dropping items, walking, crouch sprinting, sprinting, and mic activity all trigger the dogs

get closer too

That is what proximity means yes

Were you walking or crouching? did you had a toy robot? a clock? a phone? are your mic settings push to talk or it was always open therefore catching even the tinniest sound coming from it?

Yeah no, the Dogs are one of the worst enemies in the game when it comes to 'breaking'. I think the only one that comes behind it are the Thumper and Hoarding Bug, but even the Thumper was slightly fixed (though not entirely).

There are times where Dogs will constantly go back and forth with their sliding, nonstop. There are times where Dogs will... be frozen sliding, where they will stay in place and do nothing. There are times where Dogs will not respond to your voice when attempting to call them, even when near their radius, as if they can't hear you and you attempt to grab their attention. There are times where Dogs will go berserk even when mic is muted and crouching. There are other rarer occurrences, but yeah, no, Dogs are a rather finicky enemy that exists in the game.

I can believe that the Dog situation is your fault, as I have seen that as well... but I can also believe that the Dog situation isn't your fault. Pretty much every single entity in the game is finicky, and doesn't follow it's AI protocols properly at times. It's just that, since Dogs are a very common entity, perhaps the most common entity you will find in the entire game, due to them being part of every exterior and even in maps less dominate of them (Vow/March), they still have a chance of presence in those locations... yeah, it's not a wonder why so many often seen how buggy these buggers are.

Originally posted by Five:

you had an clock or toybot doing sound on your inventory? or you just walking doing sound? and, dog can hear a lot, if you had some air or family sounds the dog can hear, and don't get too close to the dog.

nope none of. quite surroundings.

Originally posted by Time:

Proximity, Toy robot, clocks, Teeth, dropping items, walking, crouch sprinting, sprinting, and mic activity all trigger the dogs

nope none of that, empty inventory.

Originally posted by DyJane:

Were you walking or crouching? did you had a toy robot? a clock? a phone? are your mic settings push to talk or it was always open therefore catching even the tinniest sound coming from it?

crouching, with no background noise, no items in inventory.

Originally posted by Khotgor:

Yeah no, the Dogs are one of the worst enemies in the game when it comes to 'breaking'. I think the only one that comes behind it are the Thumper and Hoarding Bug, but even the Thumper was slightly fixed (though not entirely).

There are times where Dogs will constantly go back and forth with their sliding, nonstop. There are times where Dogs will... be frozen sliding, where they will stay in place and do nothing. There are times where Dogs will not respond to your voice when attempting to call them, even when near their radius, as if they can't hear you and you attempt to grab their attention. There are times where Dogs will go berserk even when mic is muted and crouching. There are other rarer occurrences, but yeah, no, Dogs are a rather finicky enemy that exists in the game.

I can believe that the Dog situation is your fault, as I have seen that as well... but I can also believe that the Dog situation isn't your fault. Pretty much every single entity in the game is finicky, and doesn't follow it's AI protocols properly at times. It's just that, since Dogs are a very common entity, perhaps the most common entity you will find in the entire game, due to them being part of every exterior and even in maps less dominate of them (Vow/March), they still have a chance of presence in those locations... yeah, it's not a wonder why so many often seen how buggy these buggers are.

well hopefully they get fixed cause being the ONLY quite one to die and my friend who's yapping in the background get's to live? dude there was a situation where we were all on the ship, he's there yapping and lives the entire situation while im running around trying to live. In the end we all lived but it's still weird that my loud friends live all the time and my quite arce dies all the time.

Make sure that your mic button is bound to push-to-talk.

I dunno, the dogs are weird. Onetime one spawned out of thin air right next to me and almost killed me on Assurance.

using push to talk makes you weak and breaks immersion becasue when you gotta stay quiet i dont want to just click a button and eb able to talk all i want, no i want to AHVE TO BE QUIET, unless you have noisy background then sure i dont mind someone using push to talk but it breaks immersion

Originally posted by mrduckwwm:

using push to talk makes you weak and breaks immersion becasue when you gotta stay quiet i dont want to just click a button and eb able to talk all i want, no i want to AHVE TO BE QUIET, unless you have noisy background then sure i dont mind someone using push to talk but it breaks immersion

can i be honest? f### the immersion, if you are on an tryhard level, yes push to talk is your best friend, if you are on an casua just to fun, just don't enable it.