Why do you think Twins are the least picked killer to play?

The POV curb stomp + clunky gameplay

dont forget ugly

Twins just feel awful to play. Their QoL is through the floor. Constant stuns and cooldowns for doing anything, frequent 'you can't switch to your other half because you're still too close to a hooked survivor, even though someone's looping you around the hooked player or there's a contested gen about to go off and you need to switch now.' No other killer takes as long to just pick someone up and put them on a hook.

Add in that survivors tend to take Victor hostage if you send him at a healthy player, and that CoH neutered their most effective playstyle, and Dead Hard validation turned into EZ Victor yeet mode, and yeah. They need help, because their above average potential (if that's even true in the era of CoH, they relied heavily on mass injury and Victor can't even touch boons) is not worth the extremely above average suffering it is to play them.

Horrible to play and when played effectively, they are even more miserable to play against.

With a few changes they could actually be somewhat fun and fair. Devs seem to have forgotten about them, though.

That's not right. If something is both braindead and effective, it'll be super popular to play. In the short time I've been playing, there was pre-nerf Freddy, pre-nerf Spirit, and now there's a ton of camping Bubbas. Wraith was really popular in the short window of time that he was actually decent, too.

I think you're drastically overstating how easy Victor is to use, especially when you have survivors that don't mindlessly drop pallets in front of ranged/semi-ranged killers.

Way too punishing on yourself if you mess up even a little. Doesn't feel rewarding at all either.

Hag is braindead against solo survivors - which isn't saying a lot, because solo survivors are bad against everyone. Against coordinated survivors, and even uncoordinated survivors where everyone is baseline competent and you have a player or two that are proactive about nuking her traps while she's busy, she struggles more than most killers. She doesn't like CoH and she doesn't like players who run in a straight line away from her zone of control. She's also not as simple as you're setting her up to be. She has to think about where she puts her traps and plan them around the gens that get done, and she can be slow to adapt if her 3-gen is broken or her setup gets obsoleted. A smattering of traps at loops all across the map isn't very effective because of her range limit and the inevitable thinness of such a net. And trapping windows/pallets requires you to chase survivors into them the correct way (trapping doorways and thin hallways is more all-purpose), and carries a short time penalty to set mid-chase that will see survivors break from the loop if they have a brain (unlike how Freddy used to be able to do it.)

Because they are super buggy and really clunky to play as. They are also very unfun to play as because of all of the nerfs they went through.

You spend 50/50 of your play time doing killer stuff and waking up from slumber cool downs. Also they are crazy to wrap your head around. I know that in theory, being in two places at once, should be an awesome advantage, but the cumbersome switch mechanism at a glacial pace is killing the mood and any "playing catch" vibes.

And now they even got some of their add-ons nerfed. It doesn't matter how insignificant the nerf is, but that's just so uncalled for.

But I got super lucky with them and got my "Adept Twins" achievement the very first game I ever played with them. So glad that I got that one behind me without a hassle.

I know I am in the minority but I like playing as and against them.

Isn't it funny some of the least played killers are receiving nerfs.

God these devs are all clown mains irl.

To me the main reason why people wouldn't play them is that their "Tag team" style(Using both Charlotte and Victor together to down) of play is also one of their LEAST effective ways to play.

Meanwhile only using victor(Thus missing the point of having 2 characters) and going for mass slugs every game is their most effective but least fun(To me) way to play.

So many reasons:

• The character models are not scary at all, not gross enough to be disturbing, not cool enough to be appealing, and not creative enough to be iconic.
• Their lore is lame and paints them as being super pathetic, not especially sympathetic, and completely devoid of the ruthless drive one would expect of a killer.
• Their power set is bizarre, with the big one having no power at all, and the little one demanding a whole set of new skills despite not benefiting from any perks. Also, his initial injury-jump is too weak and easily exploited while his secondary down-jump is hilariously easy for survivors to counter play (since he's super vulnerable and got even more vulnerable post-nerf).

They're designed badly from the ground up and have no business being in a game with horror icons, both original and borrowed. Twins is, by a wide margin, the worst built killer the DbD team has ever thrown together. No part of them works for a horror setting.

Because they're incredibly buggy and clunky to play. To do well with Twins, you need to slug and camp quite a lot, otherwise you'll just be gen rushed since it takes you 20 years to down a singular survivor.

Oh, and COH legitimately makes them trash. You need to keep survivors injured for Victor to get downs, now with COH, Victor will never down anybody because they're always healthy.

they only took 0.05s of toy sword so I doubt it

5 second fatigue, dh validation making you end up next to the survivor, Circle of Healing.

They'll still have the lowest pick rate by an ungodly amount, and I don't see how nerfing their most used add-on wouldn't have a negative effect, regardless of how minor the nerf is.