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Can we have a feature that tells us our teammates' loadouts? Closing the SWF gap

Joelwino
Joelwino Member Posts: 550

I've come across many situations as a solo survivor where I wish I knew what perks my teammates had. For example, say the killer was camping during the EGC and there was only two fully abled survivors. I wish I could look at my teammate and see if they had BT or a styptic so that I could decide whether or not to rescue. Sometimes I'm using Inner Strength and a teammate is cleansing a totem, and I want them to look at me and go "oh, my teammate has Inner Strength and I don't. I should let them do the totem instead." Or sometimes I'm cleansing a totem without IS and I don't know if the teammate spamming the 'come here' emote has IS or just wants points. Sometimes I'm using autodidact and two of my teammates are injured and I want them to realize I have autodidact and not double heal so I can get stacks. There are a thousand more situations like this, where I just wish I knew what perks and items my teammates brought to be more coordinated and to close the gap between solo queue and SWF.

A feature like this could work in several different ways. You could center your screen on a teammate and hold a button (I'm pretty sure right and left on the d pad are still unused for console players) And then the perks they were using would show up in the corner of your screen. They would either overlap your perks or sit next to them like when you're affected by Thanataphobia or Streetwise, just a different color. They could even appear on a different part of your screen, or lined up down the side of it. It could also just always show the perks of the survivor closest to you, or have you toggle it on and off. You could also have them show up in the pause menu next to their names. I just really want this feature so that solo queue could be a bit better for all of us.

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