Parental Guidance + Smash Hit is so good!
I would honestly say this is a better version of overcome + lucky break since lucky break can be used like once or twice per trial and overcome even though good for this type of build cannot be used when injured so u are forced to hide as soon as you get hit which kinda shortens the chase.
Smash Hit not only gives u a boost but also with PG Killer is stuck in the stun animation so it's much easier to break LOS and escape than with Overcome where then can more easily track you by your character model.
Other perks I paired : windows of opportunity and bite the bullet and a medkit (I would use iron will which is my only must have perk but I have not unlocked it on the new survivor yet, and I am yet to try COH as well which might be the best solution) and the most fun build for now would be these 2 + inner healing + quick and quiet.
I managed to escape every single chase when I got the stun and activated smash hit and with q&q and inner healing I am just jumping in the first locker that breaks line of sight and heal and by the time the killer figures out what happened I am already healed and on a gen.
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I feel like for people who genuinely want to get away from the killer, Parental Guidance is a must have. It pairs so well with DS, Smash Hit or Head On and I'm assuming even off of something like Blast Mine (Needs testing)?
Even off of plain pallet stuns this will be super useful, don't even need Smash Hit imo but it definitely helps. I think people are sleeping on this perk tbh
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It is kind of insane. If it is not DS, Unbreakable, Dead Hard, or BT, it is garbage in the eyes of the survivor mains.
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I just dunno if the name fits well, especially since it's introduced against a child killer.
Parental Guidance: You know how to hide your tracks after hitting a child with a pallet.
"Hey kid, think fast!" — Yoichi Asakawa
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