Shadowborn on *Precision* based killers?
Hello!
So Shadowborn is a pretty niche perk for a lot of killers but I've found recently I've been heavily using it on killers that heavily rely on precision with their powers; Huntress, Trickster, Nurse, Blight. At first I wasn't really sold but after trying it, I can confirm it feels really nice.
My question is - do you think it actually helps or is it merely a placebo? What are your experiences using shadowborn on these killers? Does the perk help you land your hatchets/knives/blinks/rushes?
I think the difference between using it and not is likely minimal but it just feels so nice to have a wider FOV on killers that really need that extra view and I'm curious to know what other people think of it.
Also add basic FOV options please BHVR, thx.
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i wouldn't know. Gotta run it by default anyway. Fun.
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Jokes aside, is it a motion sickness thing for you? The default FOV has never given me any issues so it's awful to imagine what it's like for people who can't play with it
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mhm. Its a pretty common thing. Some people do just hate the enclosed FOV though im sure. Ive been down to 3 perks for years so ive gotten used to the difficulty sometimes of being down a perkslot.
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That's awful, sorry to hear
an FPS game not having FOV options in 2022 is a disgrace tbh
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i mean like i said you get used to not having 1 perk slot. But trust me it does suck when you don't have that one perk you could have used for a build.
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I just run it to be able to play killer with the horrible default FOV this game has. So gross
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I have to use shadowborn on blight. Can’t do without. Every other killer I don’t use it.
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I haven't used Shadowborn in a while but when I have I found the part I like best about it is it makes it noticeably harder for survivors to juke you midchase (e.g. doing 360s around you, ducking behind a corner during a loop hoping you'll walk past them, window jukes, etc). You're much more likely to still actually see the juker with Shadowborn. It's also good for being able to see a wider area at long range, of course, but really it's that ability to track people trying to dodge out of sight up close that I like.
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