What is your most despised killer perk

Infectious Fright. It is not broken. It is not OP. But I hate it.

Bamboozle

Ruin. Horrible to play with (normally gets broken super early) and horrible to play against (sometimes no one can find it and the killer also has ruin so you die). Not really looking for it to get a change, I just personally hate the perk and other hex perks

Noed and Sloppy butcher are really annoying.

Insidious, it promotes one of the worst gamestyles in the game and is extremely useful against Solos which I play, while I never fall for it the people who get paired with me do and doom me with them (unless I get lucky hatch).

Honestly. Sadly NoED. It's the only perk that really is a hindrance. Especially when playing solo. In a game all about getting the hell out as fast as you can before the killer can kill everyone, side objectives can really be bad. Time it takes to hunt for totems and still spend the 15 - 20 seconds cleansing them as well - usually can take 2 - 5 minutes of hunting totems if you're going out of your way to try and find the last one. And that time could be spent trying to escape. When i play killer, doesn't matter who I have it on, I refuse to use the perk myself because i just feel it creates those toxic scenarios where survivors will then just flat out be toxic in endgame chat.

Tinkerer on a high mobility killer like Billy or Blight. When combined with pop or ruin, it makes trying to finish a gen absolutely oppressive.

Sure, bc structures like coal tower are totally fine and by no means abusable against certain killers (cough Trickster cough). Sure there are situations where a killer does not need it to end a chase if they play skillful enough. But there are also a ton of disgusting loops where Bambozzle is really required for certain killers to catch a survivor in a timely fashion.

I don’t think so. Unless you are on a really high mobility killer, which there are like 4 total, you basically have to combine it with discordance otherwise it will be useless half the time because tinkerer procs like ~7 seconds before a 2 man gen stack finishes it.

Then you need pop, which is time consuming to use and requires a down. Or you gamble on Ruin.

So tinkerer ends up being 3/4 perks for your build, and it’s still hard countered by spine chill, open maps, and looping the killer long enough they don’t get pop value.

Not saying it is needed. But on some killers or some setups, it can get so PAINFUL to not have it. Bc you are FORCED to loop around a nasty setup for extended periods of time, or to abandon the chase. No-win scenario, esp. when survs recognize that and abuse the crap out of that setup.

Knockout.

It exists only to make solo Q players suffer and does nothing to SWF

For me it's hands down... Monstrous Shrine!

You go to all that trouble to hook someone in the basement, and all it does is take away 10.5 seconds out of their 120 seconds on the hook. ######### even is this perk? That's only 5.25 seconds per hook phase, that doesn't create any urgency for the survivor team whatsoever, it's just useless!

It was designed in the 2016 era where survivors only lasted 60 seconds on the hook, so 30 seconds per hook phase, and even then it still only shortened the whole hook time by 9% or 5.4 seconds total. I mean sure, it reduced the chances of self escape on the initial hook phase so that survivors with Slippery Meat would have a higher chance at self escape on a basement hook, but still... With the addition of Deliverance, and how the current game operates, it was rendered even more useless than ever. If I were to tweak it, I'd make it this way:

Buff the perk to - Survivors have 3 less escape attempts, and sacrifice progresses 25% faster when hooked in the basement.

Explanation - 25% of 2 mins is 30 seconds, or subtracting 15 seconds from each hook phase so 45 seconds per hook phase total, adding in the fact that unless the survivors bring in Slippery Meat, they'll have to be rescued by their teammates... This makes being hooked in the basement a much more dire situation than current Monstrous Shrine.

As mentioned above, Sometime after Hag came out the devs doubled the hook time from 1 min to 2 meaning survivors used to only have 30 seconds per hook phase, And current monstrous Shrine was designed with these the old timings in mind but was still underwhelming even back then. This suggestion is a sort of middle ground between how hooking used to be in the early days of the game, and how it is now, while only applying to the basement hooks, and finally giving Monstrous Shrine the buff it needs to be a threat that creates urgency to survivor team.

Noed. Free insta downs.

Definitely Devour Hope when I'm playing in solo queue with random potatoes. Sometimes the maps can have insane totem spawns and the whole team runs around for 2+ minutes looking for the totem while getting instadowned. Basically mid-game noed with built-in moris, which can be paired with hex undying to become 2 times more annoying to deal with. It's always a gamble when you find a totem in the early game, because you can get lucky with devour hope or demolish your own team by popping haunted grounds. Obviously, I'm not cleansing if I'm facing a spirit.

Lightborn, flashlight saves are the only skillfull and rewarding survivor abilities and that perk make flashlight saves totally impossible

Franklin’s Demise. A weak perk that exists only to annoy or troll, or to counter keys. Overrides white wards which is dumb. Yet another killer perk that is much weaker against SWFs (to the point of uselessness) yet extremely annoying for solos. In solo queue it basically guarantees the loss of your item since if the killer commits you can’t go back, you can’t get a friend to pick it up before the entity takes it, and if a random grabs your dropped item they’ll just keep it.

As concept, NOED, im sure nobody needs me to elaborate.

Most annoying: Franklins as it makes me lose precious items even if I escape

Outside of those, corrupt intervention, especially on indoor maps. takes me forever to find an unblocked generator and really throws the game game up in the air at the start. Fantastic perk though, and not at all OP, just hate going against it.