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New Perk idea: Take That
Even in the face of certain doom, you still fight back.
When you are on the hook, and you attempt to escape, you spray your blood around you. If the killer is within 10/13/15 meters of you and in your line of sight, you stun the killer for 1/1.5/2 seconds and cause their vision to be obscured for 2/3 /4 seconds.
"Yeah, ya like that? Well- *Cough* *Cough* Have some more!"
Comments
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Having a stun perk related to being hooked is a bad idea. A hooked survivor is supposed to be immobile and helpless.
Also, having their blood spray out 15 meters is ludicrous. It would be like the old bug where Huntress got blood on her screen when she hit a survivor with a hatchet, even if it was miles away.
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It's like the survivor is spitting up blood at the survivor, but I figured having it as a projectile wouldn't really work. It's meant solely as an anti-camping perk. It can also only be used on first hook, up to 3 times. Or, like, 6 times if you also have Slippery Meat.
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Maybe then have less range as 15m is pretty far. Main problem I also see with this is people using it instantly to annoy the killer and just encourage them to full on face-camp because someone used this perk to stun them asap.
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Yeah, maybe the range is a bit much. And if the survivor spams it instead of using it to counter camping, all they really did is waste its ability to actually help them.
Right now, the only real anti-camping perk is BT, which is hard countered by stealth killers and Freddy.
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You say that like people don't run head on just to meme on/annoy the killer.
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Exactly. But this one cannot be used throughout the entire trial. By design, it can only be used in a single situation, and then it's rendered useless.
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Could be a good counter to being camped and your "savior" is near by for the unhook. Deliverance is a very limited perk with a one time use. This sounds like it could be made in a similar way. Nice idea.
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Yeah, that was the idea. Give your saviour a quick second to avoid being grabbed when they go to pull you off the hook.
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