Moris really suck

That isn't what this thread is about. It's about an issue with a game mechanic implementation, not about someone's subjective rules of engagement.

God, can you imagine if game balance discussions went this way in the Behaviour offices? Like, imagine four grown adults with careers and life experience having this conversation.

• Person 1: Should we change Moris? Their net effect is to delete 33% of life states for survivors, decrease rank and BP gain for killers, and alter the entire game flow.
• Person 2: Freaking entitled survivor main! WHATTABOUT keys??? WHATTABOUT Borrowed Time??? WHATTABOUT Blendettes??? WHATTABOUT [insert whatever other whataboutism]??? Blendettes get mori'd THEM'S THE RULES.
• Person 3: OK, you can delete Moris but also all meta survivor perks get deleted too!
• Person 4: LOL rank doesn't matter dude, and I got all the BP I need.

I swear, I dunno why I even start these threads, because players always get way too emotional and can't look at anything from a mechanical game health perspective.

I am not vain enough to truly believe that any suggestion I make about game mechanics will be picked up by developers who read these forums. That is not how game development works. So, in that sense, maybe I am just another fool who is wasting my time, shouting into the ether.

In the past, I have proposed the idea of moris only working when a survivor is at the death hook state. Others have pointed out that this would make moris useless, and there is logic to this. My issue is that the entire use case of a mori is the issue, and this is the only way I can think of to retain the current "killer presses a button to execute a unique animation and remove a downed survivor from the game" implementation. My other suggestion is:

• Yellow Mori: Keep as-is, and potentially change to green rarity. Having this available for only the final survivor is not a ruinous use case.
• Green Mori: Keep as-is, and potentially change to red rarity. It's still problematic, but at least it only impacts one player and not the entire match, and would still be regarded as a big threat.
• Red Mori: Just straight-up replace this with something else, with a new offering that has a different name and effect entirely.

As far as the speculation on Executioner being a trial balloon for adding these kinds of mechanics into a killer's base kit, I think that's a radically different discussion. In Executioner's case, the special mori mechanic is tied to specific conditions that the killer must first meet. It isn't an all-or-nothing sea change from the moment the match begins. I could see ways that this might potentially work without totally wrecking the game.

I covered this kind of reaction in my OP.

1) They are? Where are you seeing this?

2) The fact that you are calling me a survivor main tells me you didn't even read my original post.