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Give back Franklin's old Power!

Mercury
Mercury Member Posts: 326
edited June 2018 in Feedback and Suggestions

Hello, just wanted to make a simple suggestion to Franklin's Demise.

At release, any killer could knock out any item out of your hand, no matter what attack they used. It might have been frustrating with a huntress snipe and such, but taking away the chance from Billy and Leatherface to use their chainsaw just to get your item out of your hands is- illogical.

So instead of simply reverting it, how about we add a meter radius to Franklin's Demise like this:
Your heavy blows at close range cause Survivors to drop their items, losing 10% base charges. Whenever you attack a survivor in an 8 meter range, they drop their item to the ground.

Would be a fair change, since a chainsaw hit will definitely cause you to lose more than just an item...

What do you guys think?

Comments

  • zacmangaming
    zacmangaming Member Posts: 107
    edited June 2018

    +1. Doesn't make sense that people drop their items from being hit with a mallet but not a chainsaw. Also I feel like Throwing Axes should make you drop your items. It rewards skillful play on the Huntresses part for landing it from a distance further than 8 meters

  • theagitatedapricot
    theagitatedapricot Member Posts: 78
    No.
  • Mercury
    Mercury Member Posts: 326

    Got any actual feedback on why you think it's not a deserved change? :)

  • theagitatedapricot
    theagitatedapricot Member Posts: 78
    I think it's a strong enough perk as is and doesn't need any kind of buff. I think needing to choose between a one hit down and knocking an item out of a survivor's hand keeps the perk balanced.
  • hMM
    hMM Member Posts: 121

    @Mercury said:
    Hello, just wanted to make a simple suggestion to Franklin's Demise.

    At release, any killer could knock out any item out of your hand, no matter what attack they used. It might have been frustrating with a huntress snipe and such, but taking away the chance from Billy and Leatherface to use their chainsaw just to get your item out of your hands is- illogical.

    So instead of simply reverting it, how about we add a meter radius to Franklin's Demise like this:
    Your heavy blows at close range cause Survivors to drop their items, losing 10% base charges. Whenever you attack a survivor in an 8 meter range, they drop their item to the ground.

    Would be a fair change, since a chainsaw hit will definitely cause you to lose more than just an item...

    What do you guys think?

    As a survivor main i think it's a great idea

  • SnakeSound222
    SnakeSound222 Member Posts: 4,467
    I think it's a strong enough perk as is and doesn't need any kind of buff. I think needing to choose between a one hit down and knocking an item out of a survivor's hand keeps the perk balanced.
    It was already in a good spot. It didn’t need any nerfs. People just need to stop getting so attached to their items. Chainsaws, hatchets, and  Trapper’s traps should all make the Survivor drop their item. 
  • MojoTheFabulous
    MojoTheFabulous Member Posts: 2,015

    This is a good idea. I saw no good reason for them to nerf it. Plus, when it was changed it no longer followed the lore behind it correctly.

  • Runiver
    Runiver Member Posts: 2,095
    edited June 2018

    As stated above, the nerf to give killers a "choice" wasn't even justified in the first place.
    Items are strong enough not to deserve any kind of luxury.