Name a killer that Ruin is bad on

If you can win on Trickster by sheer map pressure without three genning, make a guide or something.

I play him as an off-brand stealth killer that can occasionally get cool hits with his power

I would be really interested to read it. I haven't been able to find the right balance with him.

My current build that I have some degree of success with is Monitor, Pop, Corrupt and BBQ. But I'm not entirely happy with it

It's gonna be a video just showcasing myself going to a bunch of maps. I did a few games already even when I was sick, but the commentary kind of sucked, because my voice is still bit a clogged up. I sent myself to the game map and both games I tried they both ended at 5 gens. 1 time for fractured ended at 4 gens, but that's like usually kind of average for me, but I kind of want to redo the rounds with a more clearer voice. So I'm going to be working on that tonight. The build I use is Corrupt, BBQ, Ruin, Shadowborn. Very very efficient build on him. I get map pressure rolling super hard on him pretty easily. He isn't the hardest killer to play, but he does take quite a bit of skill in order to get him down right. I've played way too much. Right now I'm #4 for lacerations on pc I think at like 3720 laceration full damage. So I've played him way too much the last few weeks. Not as much as the other 3 people, but I don't think they plan on making any guides at least in English, as they are in foreign countries. So I'm willing to do it, but they know how to play him extremely well too. The top guy streams sometimes on youtube.

I wouldn't say there's a killer Ruin is bad on, but there are killers that struggle to get good value from the perk if it gets cleansed early.

But if left active the entire game, there's not really a killer who can't get good value from the perk.

true.

As trapper and hag, you are going to want to be setting up your traps for a good portion of the game, ruin is only good on the killers who are constantly moving around and scaring survivors off of gens.

Trickster. No mobility, no range.

Slow killers are weaker and more likely to finally get going in the late game with gens close. And Pop is effective being used defensively. Ruin is for Blight or Hillbilly not Michael or Hag.

Killers that only have chase powers. If they have a power that A. Lets them move quickly B. Have a power that gets survivors to stop what they're doing, ruin shows its value. Or, rather, ruin undying does. For any other killer, ruin pop is one of the ways to go so early and mid-late game regression has its basis covered. Ruin by itself is terrible on killers like Huntress, Deathslinger, Trickster, and the like. Ruin is definitely not worth it on killers that require setup. Other than that, corrupt pop is an option.

Hag, Huntress, Trapper, Bubba, Clown, Deathslinger, Trickster, etc.

Hag and Trapper are based on setup. They won't be applying much map pressure, especially at the beginning. Huntress and Bubba can't get much map pressure either; they're based around getting downs quickly. If they're grouped up or you chase a survivor off of a generator that's near completion, sure, you'll get value, but it's not the most efficient way to use ruin and it's better to run pop, in that case. Same thing with Clown and Deathslinger. They're meant to end chases quickly, so you'd be better off running pop. Trickster is just too weak to apply map pressure or end chases quickly.

I'd say Clown. He needs to focus too much on individual survivors to be able to pressure gens.

Any low mobility killer. So if they don't have a dash, or a teleport, they can't pressure gens as effectively and if they're engaged on one side of the map, survivors on the other side are free to commit to gens without any worries.

Ez question, trapper unless corrupt/ruin and possibly undying.

He does not benefit from ruin that much unlike any other killer since he is a set up killer.

Any killer that is slow moving or has to focus on an individual Survivor. Trickster is a prime example.

Ruin is only effective against a single survivor at a time as it only affects the gen you chase them off of. You need the ability to quickly down or lingering effects so that switching targets is not a wasted Chase.