new hex totem idea
I just read a discussion about changing the hex totem system and I got this idea that I thought was pretty cool, so I wanted to make a separate discussion about it. so here's the idea:
increase totems by 3-4 per map
every minute or so, the hex switches to a different totem through the map, meaning they don't stay in the same spot all game. It would make it a bit more difficult to pinpoint where the totem is. and if a survivor manages to find the hex totem, it can switch as they're cleansing it, meaning you have to find them quick and be a bit lucky that you found it at a good time.
link to original discussion: https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/3987/hex-totem-rework#latest
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hmm, this would prevent killers from puppy guarding them too closely. And it should make it a bit harder for survivors to pinpoint.
I like it for it's simplicity....and yet, it still leaves me wanting more. I may be over-complicating a system that doesn't need it...lol.
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Or tie survivors' perks to the totems as well, it would be fair. If they cleanse it, one of their perks dissapears.
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I would like that as an killer perk. Causes 1 random totem for each survivor to be randomly linked to one of their perks, and when cleansed kills their perk.
In this scenario, only if it was a hex perk would a killer lose their perk.
5 totems....1/5 chance for survivors to lose their perk. (unless we allow for any survivor cleansing an affected totem to make another survivor lose a random perk...)
If we go with the parentheses addendum...We would need to find a way to slightly balance it more I think. (Perhaps if it too was a hex perk,(("The house always wins")) and it was unable to be affected by it's own ability.)
Then create a counter survivor perk that tells what each activated hex totem is at a cost. "Blind Hope". The cost would cause exhaustion, or aura blindness.....or....ooh, it causes terror radius heartbeats/deafness for some many seconds.
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I had an idea a few months ago where the concept is Reverse Hex Totems. A perk like Hex Ruin won't be active but the totem will be lit. As soon as a survivor cleanses the totem, the hex perk will activate. This deters survivors from destroying a totem right away and makes them wary to keep lit totems as they won't know what effect it will have.
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robin said:
I just read a discussion about changing the hex totem system and I got this idea that I thought was pretty cool, so I wanted to make a separate discussion about it. so here's the idea:
increase totems by 3-4 per map
every minute or so, the hex switches to a different totem through the map, meaning they don't stay in the same spot all game. It would make it a bit more difficult to pinpoint where the totem is. and if a survivor manages to find the hex totem, it can switch as they're cleansing it, meaning you have to find them quick and be a bit lucky that you found it at a good time.link to original discussion: https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/3987/hex-totem-rework#latest
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Increasing the number of totems would make NOED too strong, as it would be way too time consuming to destroy all the dulls to prevent its spawning.
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Can we just get totem offerings already? (Example: adds 2/3/4 totems to the map) please devs, I love you0
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@Runiver said:
Increasing the number of totems would make NOED too strong, as it would be way too time consuming to destroy all the dulls to prevent its spawning.This is indeed a concern for any totem rework. Which is why I think totems should have more of a spotlight in the game. People want to survive and "escape", true....but their are worse things than dying. Being cursed and driven mad are definitely something that will preoccupy the mind.
By creating a perk for cleansing speed and possibly reworking the whole system, Noed should still be threatening in it's own right, but will still be manageable. The killers will have so many more strategies.
Check out my other post on totems here
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