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Should kicking a gen do baseline 100% regression speed?

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Member, Alpha Surveyor Posts: 3,183


Should kicking a gen do baseline 100% regression speed? 36 votes

Yes, perks also do 100%
47%
17 votes
Yes, perks do current regression
19%
7 votes
No
27%
10 votes
Other
5%
2 votes

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  • Member Posts: 496

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  • Member Posts: 655
    Yes, perks do current regression

    I always found it odd how base regression is 1/4th but Ruin regresses gens at the same speed they're repaired, I feel like it should be the other way around.

  • Member, Alpha Surveyor Posts: 3,183
    Yes, perks also do 100%

    When a gen is kicked, it regresses at 25% speed

  • Member Posts: 8,814
    No

    Because I think it should be a little faster than 100% regression speed, given that 100% regression speed is only 25% progression speed. However, I don't think it should Increase that much, because otherwise the game would be even worse for newer survivors.

  • Member Posts: 687
    No

    50% progression speed would be adequate, although I would rather see instant regression added as well as passive regression.

  • Member Posts: 767
    Other

    Kicking a gen should always regress a gen by 5%, nerf all gen perks accordingly

  • Member Posts: 101
    Yes, perks also do 100%

    It'd give killers more incentive to kick gens at least.

  • Member Posts: 61
    Other

    I think the gen regression is good, but i think 5% of the gen progress should be removed and also a survivor has to be on the gen for 5seconds after it stops regression. in that 5seconds the gen isn't progressing.

  • Member Posts: 14,230
    Yes, perks do current regression

    Base kit gen regression speed is pathetic and has been for forever. Outside of using a perk, it is very rarely worth it to kick gens. It is so ridiculously slow that 9/10 times you are costing yourself more time by doing it than you are potentially saving. It's that sad.

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