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She's at the bottom of D-tier on most lists for a reason. The only thing keeping her out of F-tier next to Trapper and Skull Merchant is a (semi-) on-demand teleport.

I don't think I would say she needs to go back to her original form, but she certainly needs quite of bit of help right now.

But tunnelling a survivor out and running 4 gen regression perks is still the best way to win. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by "every strategy" because running gen perks and tunnelling hasn't really changed all that much.

When the devs actually looked at that and tried (very badly, in my opinion) to fix/change that, the pushback they got was so big it never made it to live.

Still waiting for the flood of perkless Ghostface and Trapper players that were just waiting for anti-camp, anti-tunnel, anti-slug, and pallet density to be cancelled before returning to the game for fun wholesome matches. Oh right, its still the same OP killers on repeat with no viable options in chase for survivors.

Survivors gave up OTR, Styptic and Syringe for 5 seconds of extra anti-tunnel. Kind of hilarious honestly.

And none of it ever makes its way here onto the forums, which is what we're talking about.

Some people said it was proof the game was killer sided

It IS proof the game is killer-sided, the devs literally rig it to be.

But declaring that it is killer-sided isn't the same as complaining about it being killer-sided. People mention that the game is killer-sided when killers demand further direct killer buffs. Buffs that, coincidentally, also never have anything to do with the issues you complain about not being allowed to complain about.

People complain about the game on both sides because they lose more often than they think they should.

If survivors cared about winrates, you'd see them throw a tantrum over the fact that BHVR officially balances for a 40% escape rate, which means they are intentionally getting disadvantaged in balancing.

Survivors really don't care much about losing, it's about the way they're made to lose.

Yeah dont ask me why chucky got this treatment but ghoul didnt.

"Hey we know you dont like free injuries, so we did it again AND added blights power with it!"

And everyone is somehow still confused why ppl dc against him....hmm...i wonder why.

Naw, must be a skill issue.

I honestly feel with how much is being taken away from us, it's about time they deal with some of our more painful points like the stronger killers with loads of mobility (Blight, Nurse, Kaneki) and focus on making the game more enjoyable for both sides.

If you make the game more enticing to casual players, more casual players will play, killers won't suddenly feel like they only go against sweat squads (which is pretty much caused by bad matchmaking too).

I can't stress enough how much more I'd enjoy this game with the S-tiers dealt with, I literally celebrate when I see any other killer rn.

The problem is when we try to talk about making the gameplay fun for killers, the conversation gets an overwhelming amount of pushback.

No, the problem is that you never talk about stuff that's unfun for killers, UNLESS it is to disparage people for talking about problems on the survivor side.

No one brings these issues up on their own merit, they are always used to admonish others for talking about tunnelling and camping. The only thing killers bring to the forefront as an issue is gen speeds, which ultimately boils down to 'I lost, fix it'.

Your attitude is never 'This should be fixed, and this too', your attitude is always 'Your issues shouldn't be fixed because my issues also aren't fixed'.

THAT is what gets you the pushback.

Goes both ways. Survivors complain about cheese and you can spin a wheel and get one of these responses:

"Your team messed up"

"Should have slammed gens while your teammate was tunneled/camped/slugged"

"Killers are just trying to win too"

"You shouldn't have gen rushed"

"Should have brought perks"

"You need to adapt"

"Get better at looping"

"Blame matchmaking, not players"