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Ebony mori tweak

Mike2550
Mike2550 Member Posts: 16
in Feedback and Suggestions

So I absolutely am a fan of the animations for the kills we can see, I also think the yellow and green mori’s are fine and balanced just right. The only one that seems a bit odd is the Ebony mori, I don’t think it should be removed, but I do think it should be tweaked to make better sense of what currently the yellow and green do in the game.


The trend I see was cypress mori you can kill that last person, regardless if they were hooked or not as long as they were the last. Ivory mori you can take out one pesky survivor you deem the strongest by hooking them once and removing them from game.


it’d make sense if the ebony mori activates by either two hooking a survivor or it’s their death hook before you can remove them from the game. It would allow you to save time by not having to pick them up, walk to a hook then place on said hook. You can just wipe them away and move on to the rest. It would also allow the survivors to at least have a fighting chance since removing multiple survivors early is pretty strong as is.


Not only would the killer end up getting more points by the extra hooks and chases, survivors can also get a bit more blood points before possibly all being murdered. I feel currently the ebony mori just is too rewarding (while being unrewarding) for a killer who only needs one hook on a person to take out all four. Removing one guy is already hard of survivors early but removing 2+ within like 3 minutes is just not a rewarding nor a fair fight. (Killer should be strong, but a game ending too quick hurts everyone.) Even the killer ends up with a pitiable amount of BP if he takes them all out way too quickly.


I love trends, I’d love it if the ebony followed the extra hook trend for each level of rarity.

Comments

  • se05239
    se05239 Member Posts: 3,919

    Adding another hooking requirement to Ebony Mori would only make it borderline useless. Moris add a seasoning of power to a killer, letting them kill a survivor after just one hook. If it took two hookings to activate a mori, you'd save more time just hooking them and moving on.