Opinion on Keys and Mori

Mori's are functionally fine after the nerf, and they're an iconic part of a killers kit, their unique kill animation deserves to be seen. The problem is that there's really no reason to use them as an offering over some other better offerings. Mori's should award a BP bonus for Kills by your own hand. 50/75/100% bonus respectively maybe.

Keys are mostly fine, the problem is the hatch spawn conditions. There should be no reason the hatch could be opened while survivors are still capable of repairing generators. The killer's objective is to defend generators and score hooks, by downing survivors, who need to repair generators, it's a simple circular objective loop which gives the killer no reason to go out scouting for the hatch. So to have the game suddenly and abruptly end while the survivors still have objectives to do, completely outside of the killers control, is just wrong. So change the Hatch spawning conditions to only; when there's one remaining survivor (they can re-open it with a key), or when all generators have been repaired. In both cases, all it's doing is increasing the possible exit points from two to three, and it's more than reasonable for the killer to patrol three exit points when the killer has no other objectives either. I'd even suggest a killer offering/perk that unlocks the ability to see the aura of the hatch.

Moris in their current form are pretty benign, and that's honestly a good spot for them. To begin with, offerings should never have too big an impact on the game because they don't require any special commitment and otherwise add a complete balance-shifting layer upon the game of its own that makes achieving a reasonable state of balance only more difficult. It also leads to a scenario where the less impactful offerings only see even less use, as well as make it more conflicting for players to use BP offerings if they are forgoing big advantages they could get by burning other offerings instead. And being on the receiving end of a powerful offering makes players become dissatisfied with a match before it has even begun, when they see it appear on the offering screen.

Moris now that they only work once a survivor is on death hook merely have the potential to save the killer some time and circumvent rescue mechanics such as DS, and blind, stun, wiggle and sabo saves. That is regularly not all that impactful at all, in fact it can even be detrimental for the killer since hook-based perks such as Weasel and BBQ obviously do not trigger on Mori kills. Primarily Moris are used now for the (more or less) cool kill animation, which is what they should have always been anyway.

Keys are not in a good spot, but contrary to popular complaints they are actually also not in a good spot for survivors.

People usually think of a scenario where you have an SWF group on voice comms coordinating their hatch escape. But the reality of keys is not often that, much more frequently it's this:

Survivors that bring in keys often do not do gens, because they are already shooting for the hatch escape.

Survivors that bring in keys are more likely not to save other survivors, sometimes even intentionally sandbagging them, in order for the hatch to spawn.

Survivors that bring in keys regularly do not contribute to the round at all, not doing gens, not saving people, searching for the hatch for ages, hiding out avoiding killer confrontation to make sure they get their escape.

Survivors that bring in keys much of the time escape alone, leaving other survivors behind with tremendously decreased chances to escape themselves.

If a killer sees a key in a lobby, they are more likely to bring the strongest perks and add-ons as well as play a more gloves-off game than they otherwise might.

This all means that keys can actually be more bullshit for the other survivors in a match than for the killer.

And even in the SWF scenario where survivors actually can reliably coordinate to get multiple players out with a key, they have to finish either all gens, at which point they could regularly have just as well escaped through exit gates, or they have to finish all but 1 or 2 gens, have 1 or 2 survivors die, and then instead of finishing the last gen they can get 2 or 3 out with the hatch. The last scenario is bullshit, but only really bullshit if the killer actually still stood a chance to defend those remaining generators in the first place.

I do think keys should be reworked, but it's not as simple as making it so the hatch closes behind the key-having survivor for instance, as in that case keys would only become even more of a detriment for any other survivors in the trial. Removing them from the game entirely on the other hand is an overreaction - why remove an entire item when survivors if anything should have more items? But I would be fine with the idea of simply scrapping the keys' ability to open the hatch, if it goes alongside with buffs for their add-ons.