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Add-on priority for automatic bloodweb leveling

tunasteak
tunasteak Unconfirmed, Member Posts: 1

Every single time I level my bloodweb i'm met with the same choice. Either level quick and possibly get a ton of terrible add-ons, or level up manually the slow way but end up with way more add-ons I'll actually use. This is a much bigger issue for some killers, namely ones who don't have a ton of great add-ons, but it affects everyone. There should be some sort of way in the auto level menu to set priority for rewards chosen. If implemented, it would make sense to include perks as well. You could set it to prioritize perks if you have many you're looking for, or if you have most all the perks you want you could set it to prioritize add-ons, which you could then set per killer. For example, lets say i want to level up my Lich. I could go into the auto level menu, and set my priority to add-ons, and select bag of holding, iri book, ring of spell holding, and pearl. Then, when I buy 20 immediate levels, I would have a higher chance to get those add-ons, but of course a lesser chance to get anything else(perks, offerings, etc). One concern may be that it makes it too easy for people to do things like tombstone Myers (while it still exists) or other nasty add-on combos. However, this is already possible if you manually level. In this system, you would not get any more add-ons then you would get from manually selecting each add on you want in your bloodweb. It can be so disheartening to spend almost a full prestige worth of levels and see that you got only 2 or 3 of your favorite add-ons, alongside 10 meme ones. When there are so many weaker add-ons or meme add-ons, I think this system would greatly improve the feel of levelling your killers (or survivors of course, I imagine this system could be universal, I just use killer examples because its what i main). Bloodwebs these days feel quite great, and the changes behavior has made to reduce their tedious nature have been wonderful. I think this feature could take it to the next step.

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