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Deja vu taking priority over other perks

Mediva
Mediva Member Posts: 138
in Feedback and Suggestions

I run deja vu. But whenever one of my teammates or the killer runs a perk that highlights the gen in yellow and its part of the 3 gen showing with deja vu, all 3 gens are always red.

Especially if killers use trail of torment, its really hard to tell which gen it is. So the info other survs get, is not available when using deja vu. this perk should have a tell, but when running deja vu, you cant notice it till you actually in chase and are wondering why killer has no terror radius. While you could have prevented it, if you had known the same way other survs do that the perk is in play.

Simple solution: let the yellow take priority over the red. If i see 2 gens red and 1 yellow, i will still know what the 3 gen is. But i will also have the same info as my teammates, that arent running deja vu. Please make this possible, cause especially when playing solo and you cant get the info from teammates, it really is a downside not to have that info.

Comments

  • Mediva
    Mediva Member Posts: 138

    still a thing. cant stop a perk that kills my teammates cause i run a perk that stops me from seeing other perks that i should have info on always. i cant disable trail of torment when i dont know which gen it is on. It is such a hinder not to have this when running deja vu. it shouldnt stop em from having access to this info

  • Hex_Ignored
    Hex_Ignored Member Posts: 2,223

    Agreed. Yellow gen auras should take priority over deja vu.

  • rydiafan
    rydiafan Member Posts: 47

    I have no idea why it doesn't work this way. It's so frustrating to be denied info for no reason when using deja vu.