Which killers do you think should receive updates, and what kind?

For me, I think it's the following:

-Trapper: Trap capacity increased by 1, reworked trap spawns, and maybe something like differing trap tint depending on the realm.

-Wraith: Slight decrease to his cloaked movement speed OR reduction of the super-lunge back to 1 second. If the second option is taken, his movespeed when uncloaking should be reverted, too.

-Hillbilly: Needs another pass on his add-ons, and sometime to make the Overheat a risk-reward mechanic. My suggestion is have it reduce the Chainsaw's charge time the higher heat you have, up to a maximum level of the old Primer Bulb if you're at 80% heat.

-Myers: Something to make getting out of tier 1 easier - whether just reducing the amount of stalk needed, removing the distance stalk modifier, or something else. Also, give a flat buff to all his action speeds in tier 3, something like 20%. Then, an add-on pass.

-Hag: Traps within 5m of a hook are destroyed once a survivor is unhooked from that hook. Maybe tweaks to some of her higher rarity add-ons.

-Freddy: In an ideal world, another almost-full rework, mixing the Dream World aspects of old Freddy (with tweaks and changes) with some of new Freddy's powers. Unfortunately, this would be a lot of effort, and if we're going by killrate, probably won't be seen as needed. I'd still like to see a toggle option like how you can change your survivor item to switch back to old Freddy, even if there were no changes made to him as a whole.

-Pig: Increased movement speed when crouching, (moving at 4.0 or 4.2m/s) increased Ambush dash duration by 0.5 seconds, an add-on pass, and ideally fixed RNG on jigsaw box searches. Perhaps there are now 5 boxes by default, and traps will be taken off from anywhere from 2-4 box searches.

-Clown: Antidote effect duration increased to 7.5 seconds rather than 5 seconds. I genuinely think that's all he needs.

-Spirit: Bring the mechanics of the Dream Transition to her power - her husk moves to her current location during Phase Walk at the 1 second, 3.5 second, and 5.5 second marks. Spirit does not get a post-phase burst unless she has phased for at least the 3.5 second mark, and her power gauge is reduced by, at minimum, 50% regardless of how long she phased. Missing an attack in the post-phase burst reduces her power gauge by an additional 25%. Spirit's left hand in the killer POV twitches when she is passive phasing. Add-on pass.

-Legion: Fatigue reduced to 3 seconds, minor add-on pass. Legion doesn't need a rework, imo.

-Ghostface: Night Shroud cooldown reduced to 24 seconds, full add-on pass. General fine-tuning in regards to the Reveal mechanic.

-Oni: Literally just add a downside to Scalped Topknot, and buff his ultra rares.

-Deathslinger: Slinger moves at 4.6m/s when his gun is not loaded, and 4.4m/s when it is - he has a different idle/walking animation depending on which. After putting down his gun, he suffers from a lengthy 3-4 second cooldown where he cannot attack or raise his gun, but is not slowed. Very (VERY) slight increase to survivor movement when being reeled in, and Slinger is walking backwards. Add-on pass.

-Executioner: Increased cooldown length (0.5 seconds) after letting go of Rites of Judgement, but his movement speed isn't slowed by so much. Add-on pass.

-Blight: Give Alchemist Ring a downside (lose all tokens if a rush attack is missed) and change some of his weirder add-ons. (Adrenaline Vial, Summoning Stone, Compound Seven, etc.)

-Twins: Charlotte takes 2 seconds to wake up, Victor can switch back to Charlotte during a successful pounce cooldown, Victor takes 12 seconds to re-grow, missed pounce cooldown increased by 1 second. Give Victor the ability to parkour onto objects, he just can't switch back when on top of one. A lot of the problems people have with Twins can be boiled down to not knowing how to play against them - crouching towards the hook for camping and grouping up and kicking Victor for slugging.

-Trickster: Revert the Laceration changes on the PTB, keep the Main Event changes. Landing 5 blades on a survivor means they reach a state of permanent Laceration, which will not decay past 4 blades unless they are healed or damaged. When the fifth blade is hit, a sound cue and visual effect will play, and the survivor's laceration meter will visibly shrink to 4 bars needed to injure. This, again, will go back to normal once they are healed or injured.

-Nemesis: Smarter pathfinding A.I. on Zombies, increased cooldown like Executioner after letting go of his tentacle, no initial speed boost on first contamination. Mutation Rate 3 allows him to hit/destroy multiple targets in one Tentacle Strike. Tentacle Strike cooldown slightly reduced with each level of mutation.

These are just my (exhaustive) opinions. What about yours?