Oh wait was someone saying it wasn't a good change?

Wait. So, no minimum Zombie patrol distance from hooked survivors?

Vermillion Webcap also got buffed. Increases undetectable duration by 3 seconds from 1 second.

That makes a little sense but why not make it so Vaccines don’t count as an item. The only items that should count as a item are Toolboxes, Medkits, Flashlights, Flashbangs, Firecrackers, Maps and keys because with those you can leave the match and keep them(except the flash bang?) so they should make it so the vaccine doesn’t count as a item.

But vaccination isn't even that significant? It's not like Plague; being sick against Nemesis does not have significant downsides beyond the inability to stealth indefinitely (which other killers already have in their basekit, so the removal of the option isn't anything new.) The dominant strategy in the PTB was just to stay sick and ignore it, because it actually denied Nemesis more of his power. Even though that's been fixed in the live update, survivors still aren't hurting very much from remaining sick. They can heal, Nemesis still takes two hits to down them.

This has much farther-reaching consequences than cutting off a strategy to one killer that wouldn't even be that impactful in the games it was employed. If this was seriously a concern, the team could have made it so that vaccines were unaffected by Franklins and weren't dropped. This just destroyed the only counter to the most broken survivor item in the game. Killers either have to accept that all remaining survivors can up and leave the game early, or dodge the lobby. There's nothing else.

The nerf to Franklin's Demise was unnecessary, since, once you know the killer has it, all you have to do to completely nullify its effect is simply drop the item yourself either during or before an upcoming chase, and as long as you know where you left it, you'll never lose it to FD's effect. It was the EASIEST counter to a perk ever, but I guess the majority of survivors were too smooth brained to figure this out, so the devs (who have a history of overly coddling the players) took away the only tool killers had that could potentially counter the most overpowered items in the game. It also doesn't matter if it drains charges anymore since survivors can just recharge said items by 50% with Built to Last, which was introduced 2 chapters ago, so for the survivors using it, this is now a hard counter to FD.

Sigh...

Eventually... they've been saying eventually for a year now. Yet moris are getting their second change in that same time frame. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to change keys. And now with this change, another thing has to be added to them.

1. An animation for the hatch opening, 3-5 seconds depending on whether pink or purple key. Getting interrupted by hit or grab does not reset progress on opening hatch as key stays in the hatch.

2. Charges required for key to open hatch. Both keys would need at least half charges to open hatch.

3. Keys no longer can be found during active trial unless certain criteria is met. I'd say all totems cleansed, at least 2 survivors dead, and only one gen left to fix. All of this plus hatch opening animation creates pressure on the survivor as they take a gamble on if all totems are done and opening that last chest, getting gens done unless they are the last survivor in trial, and then beating the killer to the hatch and opening it before the killer downs them.

Every time I think about buying a killer, they just confirm why I haven't bought any killers or content since like Clown or Spirit.

I love the hysteria change. Really looking forward to play with that.