So who's next for an update?

What killer now needs the most looking after (INb4 Ghostface).

I personally think we're currently down to Pig and Sadako at this point. The only way they could buff Trapper past what they gave us is simply a way they don't want to (I E. Giving him more/all traps at base, personally I say he should always start with 3).

Sadako plays with virtually no power outside of her TP, her own basekit betrays every decent mechanic she has, and unless you bring a very specific kit/build and play in a way that is both fairly unreliable and unsatisfying, while simultaneously aggravating for the other side (not that that should necessarily take precedent) she's essentially Demogorgon without lunge. She has absolutely no way to end a chase early or address the strongest loops in game, and if survivors chose to take her power away, she can't effectively spread damage/control.

Now if she gets a good early game going with a slug and catches survivors at TV's early, she can get a decent amount of pressure going on unfocused teams, but if you catch them near a window or a strong loop, you might as well give up that chase and pray the other survivors haven't figured out who you are, because that early game is literally the difference between instant win and loss against good survivors.

Pig on the other hand, has a fairly effective kit, pressure she can apply at her will, but is dependent on the survivors action. Her kill mechanic is undeniably more impactful than Sadako's at base, but her problem is essentially the same as her: she doesn't have a great chase. I'd say her crouch ability can be better stealth than Sadako's on certain maps, but it comes at the cost of speed, and often she won't be able to use it effectively unless she's already in the range in which survivors can hear her.

Because of this, her early game can be said to be more difficult. She at the very least can use perks like whispers to make up for this, but her only form of attack out of crouch, a lunge attack, is a messy, loud attack that is made not to catch anyone off guard. It's much better to approach with crouch, then strike normally, but the un-crouch animation takes long enough that by the time you can respond with an attack, the survivor may have already gotten enough distance for some form of safety. We've all had those moments at lery's where we approach the survivor from behind the corner near the office gen, just for them to make the window and us a second behind, only to have to go around or jump the window and waste time.

And that belies the issue with her secondary power - her time building mechanic. She has to end a chase, put a headtrap on a survivor (hoping the two gens didn't pop before she was able to put it on) then hook said survivor and go find and chase another survivor in time to down them before another gen is completed and, preferably, before the other survivor has a chance to take their trap off.

In a perfect world, this would be fine, as it would be building her plenty of time, as well as threatening survivors who try to be bold with her traps, especially on certain maps, but because most survivors will just rush gens after they see the first trap get put on, you end up not getting much value, because they don't really need to fear you since you can't really end chases very quickly.

With certain perks and add ONS, she can be fairly oppressive in some ways, but not necessarily strong overall, and her most annoying build will maybe net you a 2k for using it.

Otherwise, she to me is worse than Trapper. Well placed traps on most maps are always stronger than her mechanic, you can end games with certain luck, trap placement knowledge, and straight up camping. Pig could never be that oppressive on any map.

(and for the record, I don't necessarily feel that way about Sadako, she may go about even with trapper).

TLDR; Who do you think is next in need of a rework?