Speech during gestures
I know this is a big ask but I had an idea where survivors gestures gave short context sensitive audio clips that the survivor would speak. When not in a chase they would talk quietly and when being chased they would taunt the killer based on their personality and perhaps even based on the killer. I imagine pointing at a gen would give a "keep workin on that" or "hey let's get this gen done", while taunting a killer mid chase would give a "screw you!" or "c'mon I'm right here!". I feel this could up the intensity of chases and help communication between survivors. There should a limit on how often they can gesture within a short amount of time to reduce trolling. What do you guys think?
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thats cool. For me as a non headset player is this idea for communication perfect.
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i think they should do more gestures for S and K.
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As a killer main I approve this, It will help me find you easier. I dont see it being any more annoying than flashlight clicking either.
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While I think the survivors need more variety in sound, sound is one of their most important resources for interacting with the world. I'd hate to miss a hex totem's crackle with the new totem spots because a Dwight won't shut up, and in general I don't see this being used for anything functional - the most likely people to communicate effectively are already swf.
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I think it would amplify toxicity, some players gonna abuse it like tbags. Just my opinion.
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That could be nice but I would prefer more emotes than voice overs. Something like the middle finger when you are hooked (for all those campers) and emotes for killers like laughing, slit your throat and a specific one for each killer (f.e. Myers' head tilt)
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Ash, pointing at a Claudette at any point in time: LOOK WHO'S SHITTING IN THE TALL GRASS
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Meg: Gestures at Jeff to take a hit for her.
Jeff: "You didn't pray for me this morning."
Meg: D':
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This 😂
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