Give me some build ideas [Survivor]

You could try Autodidact, Spine Chill, Empathy and any fourth perk you'd like (We're Gonna Live Forever works well for additional points due to occasional protection hits).

It's just a fun build to mess around with. Don't expect too much from it for the randomness of Autodidact skill checks makes this anything but consistent. Spine Chill helps with clutch heals though and overall, this combo can pull off quite some hilarious situations.

Some fun builds I've seen and used:

-Chase Escape Artist

Lithe - Quick & Quiet - Dance with Me - Iron Will (the standard Lithe combo). Plus any flashlight.

Your goal is to stun the killer at a pallet, blind them with the flashlight during their stun animation, then fast-vault across the pallet and book it out of there while they are blinded. If you do not have Dance with Me from Kate, Lightweight is probably an okay substitute.

-The Classic Vault Speed Build

Spine Chill - Resilience - Dead Hard (or really any Exhaustion perk) - Adrenaline (or any 4th perk, really).

It's not flashy or ridiculous, but it does help extend most chases. Being able to hold the killer's attention and loop for longer is usually pretty fun. Sorry if this was already one of your go-to perk sets that you're trying to move away from.

-Anti-Tunneler Wombo Combo (Scott Jund used to run this one a lot, but not sure this build ever received a name). You may not have the two perks necessary for this yet, but both are popular and worth having, so they might be good considerations to pick up next (or fish out of the Shrine of Secrets).

Head On - DS - Two other perks of your choice. Plus a firecracker if you have one (a flashlight can work, but it is less effective).

If the killer is tunneling you fresh off a hook (or fresh enough that DS is still active), hop in a locker and hope they grab into your DS. Go back in the locker and ready up Head On, then stun the killer with it once the DS stun ends. Drop the firecracker at your feet to blind the killer out of the second stun animation and book it. It's not the nicest or most efficient way to waste the killer's time, but it's pretty funny when it works (and I show little mercy to killers who willingly tunnel me off hook).

For Altruism (which is my main build)

We'll Make It, Borrowed Time (If you had For the People, I would suggest that but you didn't list Zarina)

and then anything for your 4th slot. Botany is kinda redundant if you have We'll Make It and For the People XD

If you had Zarina and Yui i'd recommend AMN, Red Herring, Pebble and Lithe, it's the build i tell people to use if they want to be stealthy but don't want to run urban

(also i run it always cause if i was in DBD i'd make use of EVERYTHING)

I mostly use Calm Spirit, Iron Will, Unbreakable, and Borrowed Time. Good for hiding if you're a coward (like me), but also allows you to be recklessly altruistic. You have to use a somewhat camouflaged outfit, of course - Iron Will and Calm Spirit won't do much if you have pink hair and glowing neon clothes.

I mostly use Unbreakable so that if there are two Survivors left (me and one other), and no chance of finishing the rest of the generators, I can get the Killer's attention and have them hook me, so I can die and the other Survivor can get the hatch. If the Killer instead decides to leave me on the ground and finds + downs my teammate, I can get up and maybe find the hatch for myself, or maybe even rescue them if it's possible. I use it as more of an insurance than an active perk.

While Spine Chill is active (whenever the killer is looking at you), your chances of triggering skill checks are increased by 10 %.

It's not much, but it can have a big impact when it comes down to getting that clutch skillcheck.

Also, it's not bad knowing when you're being watched too.

Those are good choices for 4th perks, but I would personally take Kindred, as I think it's the best solo queue perk and I take it on every game I play! Other than that, Botany Knowledge is also a fantastic choice, and I almost always take it when I use Self Care. It's good for taking with Autodidact as well to take some of the edge off of those early skill check penalties. Like I said, those are all good choices, so you could just try taking each of those into a game and see how well they work for you :-)