Whats a Perk you think MORE People Should use ?

I do like bringing Mad Grit as a little surprise perk,it's so satisfying when they keep taking hits without realizing I have it.

Bond! (at least in Solo Queue, less necessarily obviously for 3 or 4 man SWFs)

Information is king in this game. Knowing where to go when you're hurt. Knowing where to go when someone else is hurt. Knowing where to go when gens are being worked on.

Sometimes, knowing where NOT to go can be just as important (how often have you had teammates accidentally bring the killer right to the gen you're working on when it's just about to pop?).

Bond can also give you important information, even indirectly. Like if you can hear the heartbeat but see your teammate running around erratically downstairs on Midwich, you can be mostly certain that the killer is down there chasing said teammate, allowing you to keep hammering that upstairs gen instead of stepping away and wasting time hiding from a killer that is not near you.

Or if you're feeling like a vindictive little jerk like I do at times, you can "accidentally" bring the killer to the Claudette who has spent the entire damn match hiding in the bushes 😈

Detectives Hunch

Amazing for totems and to prevent a 3 gen, it also pairs very well Inner Strength or Boons since you can find said totems easily

Plunders. Items are pretty strong. A free Engineers is pretty neat. As is a Free Ranger's.

NOED should probably be on any killer's build who is trying to win. And yet they will not run it because they are afraid of the opinion of survivor mains. It is kind of cringe. Imagine being influenced by people who whine about efficiency.

Survivors already run what they should because they aren't beta. I would have said Boil Over is underrated, but they nerfed it... So... Yeah. I guess just stick to second chances as the developers clearly intend. Niche builds are the only ones that get nerfed.

Pentimento, even 1 stack get's you major value in the long run, especially paired with Plaything. Even more so once CoH changes come in and less people will run it and more will move to inner Strength.

Weirdly enough, I like Ace in a hole even though this perk doesn't do anything except greed. I used to play it very often with a strong medkit considering that my Ace in the hole was a selfcare on stéroïdes.

Although spine chill makes some survivors run for their life as soon as it lights up ahah.

Yes it's a really good perk, but it's also one of the 4 cursed perks (I remember otzdarva made a video about how survivor can play very poorly with sprint burst, spine chill, urban evasion and selfcare).

Here's the link if you're curious, or if you wanna revive some memories: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DH9Hmf6Xt10

Whispers... it let's you know if there is a Survivor within 32M of you... I can't even count the amount of times i caught Survivors hiding in lockers

Stakeout... Getting 4 stacks of it then hopping on a Gen to get guaranteed Great Skillchecks plus the added bonus for hitting a great skillcheck... On Gens though

For Survivor, Kindred without question. The information is crucial, especially if the killer is camping when you're in solo queue.

For Killer I like to run Plaything. It lets me sneak up on survivors, forces them to cleanse hella totems, and pairs nicely with Pentimento, like a bagel pairs nicely with a quality made cream cheese.

Why would I need noed... when I can get wins without it?

For killer:

lethal pursuer - often equals out to the same value as corrupt but with faster results and less counter play, meaning you generate pressure faster, thus translating into greater pressure over a given timespan. (Depends on the killer though. S tier for Hillbilly)

infectious fright - even on killers with low mobility or lethality, a nicely timed infectious can generate tons of pressure. Get a down, go chase the other survivor, first one gets picked up but now you’ve downed the second. Instead of 1 hook and 3 people sitting on gens you’ve got one slugged, one going for the pickup, and one in chase, and you still get a hook out of it. Plus the first survivor is probably being healed as you hook the second, so now two people spending time healing.

Survivor:

quick n quiet - great for dukes and sneaky locker plays. If used well it can get you out of a bad situation and waste plenty of time for the killer.

empathy - being able to see injured teammates across the entire map is incredibly valuable and can help you make the right calls instead of simply guessing.

aftercare - same as empathy but they don’t need to be injured

On the killer side, Hex: Plaything. It's the only Hex that you can guarantee won't get broken 15 seconds into the match, and I find it to be extremely powerful on my Pig build -- I've lost count of the number of times I've run into a survivor crossing the map looking for their Jigsaw box who had no idea I was there. In a game where your need any kind of slowdown you can get as killer, forcing survivors (who, largely, won't want to stay Oblivious) to do a 2nd objective of a totem search is invaluable.

On the survivor side, Lucky Break. Paired with Iron Will and a solid med-kit (or even COH, or both), I've lost killers with basic moves that had no business working. If you're running Overcome as well, against any killer that isn't high mobility, it can be an easy escape from a chase. On an indoor map, it can be a nightmare for whoever is trying to find you. Whenever I play killer and I run across someone running this perk, I'm always thankful that I don't see it more often.