Reworking useless survivor perks

Be careful with autodidact. Healing speed increases can be stacked, which is probably why you don't see as many unique healing perks as we'd like. I think the skillcheck lump sum heal is a good idea, all that needs to be done is your medkit change, possibly having it work on self-heals, and to give skillchecks more consistency, like escaping Trapper traps.

Same thing with Vigil. Exhaustion being gone in 26 seconds (which is what you get from 50% increase to exhaustion recovery speed) may be a bit overboard, not to mention that the breadth of debuffs make it difficult to apply a number like 25%. How would it work with plague's infection? Doctor's madness? Nemesis' contamination? Those are more all-or-nothing than scalar.

Poised sounds good, but the haste thing sounds a bit underwhelming. Maybe bump up the speed boost or the time for which you are sped up? Maybe even make it an exhaustion perk, where every time a generator is completed you gain 5 or so seconds of 175% movement speed (to compensate for the lack of control over when generators pop and that you're limited to 5 procs per game at maximum).

MoM also sounds great, although thematically it might distract from the focus of taking hits. It's supposed to demonstrate resilience in the face of danger, which usually means showing endurance in return for endurance. But game mechanics usually take a backseat to lore so.

Left behind, babysitter, buckle up, and boil over are certainly buffs, but I think you can go further. A maximum of 30% in return for 3 dead teammates is still underwhelming. Maybe jack it up to 30% per dead teammate. Babysitter is still inferior to borrowed time, and needs to go a little further in order to find its own niche. Buckle up is still giving you unnecessary information (except maybe in sabo builds), and just needs more of an effect than tracking. By its name, you would guess it has something to do with endurance, not healing. Boil Over definitely sounds a lot better, but still leaves it wanting.

Meme builds just like 4 Up the Ante with 4 Salty Vigo, 4 Slippery Meat or Self-Care with Desesperate Measures, Botany Knowledge and Resilience or Deja vu Alert, Object of Obsession, Kindred or Auto-Didact with Self-Care... There are tons of bad perks that might be fun to use, they are bad but they have a little use. There are tons of useless perks of killer and the post does not talk about them, you wanna know why? Its because its made by a baby surv.

They all have a use, it might be slight or it might be huge, they might come in clutch in a dedicate build and be bad when used by themselves. There is no point of making allperks good and having to rework every single perk that is not S-A tier perk. No one talks about *useless* killer perks here because this post focus on the survivor side, the game is already easy to survivors, whats the point of having 6 perk pages that are all good perks that might be game changing.

Please no lol, there would be tons of perks that killers would have to care and survivors would have tons of perks to care about if they were all good. That my opinion you might have a different one.

This makes it much, MUCH worse than it is right now.

Currently, not getting skill checks mitigates its own disadvantage a little, because the big penalty comes into play less often. However, imagine running this and just not getting skill checks. You'd be stuck with a permanent 50% heal-speed decrease until the game decides to bless you with a check.

Autodidact either needs another way to get a stack, or a way to force a skillcheck.

Sadly, Boil Over is not something that can be properly buffed, since a killer should be able to get the hook once they have someone hoisted up. If you can reliably cancel that, the game would break down way too much.

16 meters might be a bit much, but I like the idea of some kind of visual indicator that the killer is near the downed survivor.

That's definitely fair, but it shouldn't be paired with the suggestion to remove the babysitter's aura being revealed.

Too excessive. 50% reduction in exhaustion? That's extremely OP.

What Vigil SHOULD do, however, is affect the Broken effect. That would give it synergy with Deliverance, Second Wind and For the People.

Also, you can make it '25% less effective against permanent effects', but since it doesn't affect permanent effects -at all-, that'd do nothing. You could add a line for that though: Effects that would otherwise be permanent instead last 30 seconds.

I like this. Having it build up duration as you work and then activate when you finish a gen seems like a good idea.

I wouldn't focus on Left Behind, I don't think it's a perk that promotes healthy playstyles. That said, this little speed boost makes it a bit better, but I think it should go to Sole Survivor.

Encourages more frustrating play and it might be too strong.

There are good perks, if you want to use a bad one, thats your problem, not all perks need to be meta.