Anyone know what the LEAST used perks are for killer and survivor?

Is this including DLC or just original non teachables?

Without looking at official stats I would say..

Least used Base Survivor perks:

• This is not happening
• one left behind Premonition gets a pass because newer players likely still run it early on (I definitely used to). I’ll guess I’ll give Déjà vu a pass for the same reason but you learn to look for the lights above gens on outdoor maps. I definitely see slippery meat, lightweight, small game even before a buff and counterforce being added would be seen more than “This is Not Happening”

Teachables licensed and unlicensed:

• Babysitter
• Camaraderie (outside of comp where it may be beneficial)
• Sole Survivor
• Buckle up (but I meme combo it with For The People)

If we pretend adept and archives don’t exist then I think I’ve personally seen Boil Over used much more than Off the Record or Blood Pact. Pharmacy would be seen more if it wasn’t possible to hoard hundreds of medkits over time from the bloodweb. Aftercare has potential to become a meta perk for aura lovers in soloQ but it would need a buff/change.. like if the auras weren’t removed if you get hooked but hooked teammates aura is removed and you have to gain it back. The requirement could be made slightly more difficult like having to fully heal someone or be fully healed by them but that does defeat the intended purpose of the perk.. it’s technically IMO meant to be used mainly to gain each others aura after unhooking then the healthy survivor take aggro or whatever and you meet up later… butttttt this is rendered useless if you can’t break chase, get hooked, and lose the aura anyway.. at least that’s the gist.

I was fling to do killer as well but I’ve rambled far too long on something most people won’t read anyway lol.

Later Alligator<3

Nah people were probably using Furtive Chase to get that “hook the obsession 4 times” archive challenge.

I'll underestimate Monstrous Shrine all I want. The part I'm afraid of is Hag with Agitation. :P

I just watch whether the slug is moving. No? Then wait ~30 seconds and they're ready to pick up. Yes? Are they going really fast? Tenacity, they're probably healing, and unless it's a Tapp, I'll suspect they've got plans of their own circa Flip Flop and Power Struggle. Otherwise, that person isn't healing and I should ignore them. Mostly reliable, and I'm not willing to spend a perk slot on the ones that fall through the gaps.

Buckle Up has the ghost of a good concept, but there's so many things wrong with it. The aura read being 48m instead of mapwide means you have to run across the map to check if the person is worth picking up in your scenario, because being super far away doesn't tell you anything. And the core idea isn't that strong due to being able to reliably guess the answer most of the time; it needs to actually give clutch benefits around slugging the way WGLF and Soul Guard do. The after-the-fact aura read isn't that useful. There's generally two situations you pick up a slug; either the killer is chasing someone else/left the person because of DS and they're otherwise occupied, or they are nearly on top of you and you don't need an aura read to tell you that.

That said, I really like the proposed idea of giving it a Kindred killer aura read whenever someone gets downed; that'd be exceptionally useful information for whether it's safe to pick up a slug/creep forward for a flashlight save; it tells everyone the difference between the killer stopping to kick a pallet and the killer leaving the area. The one issue I see with that is that if the killer slugs and then starts chasing another player, the slug can crawl towards where the survivor is looping and give total aura read to the teammate. Could be kind of busted in conjunction with the slug moving under a pallet, because the killer can't pick them up to stop the shenanigans. It's different looping the killer above a slug than it is looping them around a hooked player; the time limit on the latter is much more strict.