Pop needs a nerf. Seriously.

Ah, Orion the math wizard. Hello, and thank you for that post about how charges work waaaay back.

Story: I've been in a number of games where there are less than four survivors left and the generators are all very close to one another. In those situations, where dead zones surround the gens and the killer has hooks nearby, five minutes can seem like a very short amount of time in which to see your 80% gen go down to 15% because no one is allowed to come close to it while the killer is there.

Yesterday, I was in a trial against a Huntress on The Game. Meg and I were the only survivors left, and there were three gens relatively close to one another. I'd gotten the washroom gen to 80-85% three different times and another gen to 60% twice, and it was a pretty exhausting feeling knowing that you were a better stealther than the huntress was a finder and yet she could keep me locked in the trial with her simply because the gens would regress so much between the times I was repairing. (Meg was downed three different times in this process). It was a ****ing LONG game all because of that one mechanic: gen regression. I enjoyed the stealth part, but the repetitive M1 part was not entirely pleasant and did not contribute to the horror atmosphere.

Edit: got out through an exit gate because Meg bled out the last time the Huntress downed her and the Huntress closed the hatch (between the three gens).

Not because I don't know math, but because I'm considering the amount of time regression can elongate a game is the reason I questioned the adjective "pitiful". Also, yes, I'm aware it's .25 charges per second.