Potential Blight Rework Ideas

As a console player who is going to have to wait several weeks to get this killer, I am disappointed In what I have seen so far. Not only does he seem incredibly weak (although very fun to run around with I'll admit), but he's going to be nearly impossible to play on console with how ridiculously fast you have to flick to get many of his hits. So let's move on to a better, potentially more fitting idea for his power.

Experimental Pustula Steroid:

Perfected over years of testing the nectar of the pustula flowers found in the Entity's realm during the yearly Blight Cycle, this performance enhancing drug allows one to become something greater than human.

Power:

Controlled Injection - Through years of trial and error, Talbot has deduced the perfect amount of serum required to improve himself to a level beyond his fragile humanity. Press the power button for a controlled dosage of the pustula steroid. The Blight gains his current super enhanced sprint speed, but is in full control of the ((FIRST)) Rush, meaning full control of left, right, back, and forward movement. The first Rush is also able to rapidly vault windows (this makes faking out a window a viable counterplay for survivors). Upon contact with any surface the Blight is given a choice, to immediately slam and bounce in another direction in an attempt to Lethal Dash (essentially a standard M1 which would also now be considered a basic attack), or to cling to the surface and begin a Lethal Overdose. The Blight can stick to the wall for up to 2.5 seconds in order to make a choice or quickly begin a Lethal Dash in order to pinball like he currently does on the PTB.

Lethal Overdose (secondary power) - while clinging to a surface the Blight has the option to hit the secondary power button and begin a Lethal Overdose. The Blights screen will blur slightly and he will begin to rapidly swing his weapon around himself in a frenzy as the player gains decent control (maybe 60% control over his movement) of the character at the cost of 55% (potentially more or less as I currently don't have the exact speed that Rush grants) of the Blights "Rush" speed. If he is to get pallet stunned while using this power, the stun is reduced by 20% and the pallet is broken. If the Blight hits nothing with this power, neither pallet nor survivor, he enters a 3 second cooldown phase (where he injects himself like in the current PTB). The hit of a Lethal Overdose attack is NOT counted as a basic attack and applies 1 damage state and the Deep Wounds status. A successful hit will trigger a special blood wiping animation, much like the Pig's Ambush (still the standard length of time however.)

TL;DR --- The new power gives more flexibility if the survivor is playing close to a smaller, or safer loop, while also allowing survivors to still counterplay with pallets at the cost of some of their effectiveness. His original power is buffed significantly by giving him massive control over the first Rush that cannot cause damage, allowing good Blight players to more easily control their trajectory of the next Rush, or Lethal Overdose by choosing their first bump or cling spot better. More Flexibility in play for the Blight, and more interesting chase and counterplay by the Survivor.

I see no problem giving Lethal Overdose deep wounds to help prolong the match a little bit, as I don't see it getting THAT many hits throughout the duration of a match, but enough to slow the game down somewhat.

As the creator of this concept I am definitely biased to like it, but if you guys hate it feel free to say so in the comments. I would like to see him reworked into some form of Stealth/Strength transformation character like Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personally.