What is your predicted basekit changes for the upcoming Meta shakeup?

why would the change be making the perks base kit?

I've no idea what changes will actually be made, because they're usually never what I expect.

But if it were my choice, I'd do something like the following. Less extreme changes than what they're probably going to actually do, which only requires minor tweaks to the listed perks.

Regression (Killer side)

Kicking a gen has 4% instant regression. (this makes the 3s kicking animation more or less time neutral for cases where a survivor stops regression shortly after) In turn PGTW is "nerfed" to +20% instead of +25%, which is more or less a neutral change, only 1% worse. All other gen-kicking perks are indirectly buffed by way of the base kick being buffed.

Repairing a regressing gen requires 2 seconds of contact before regression is halted and repairs commence, similarly to when you fail a skill check and repair progress halts even if you continue holding it down. If a survivor disconnects before the 2s are up, the regression continues.

Base regression speed is buffed to about 0.33c/s (up from 0.25c/s). Meanwhile things like Ruin and Call of the Brine get a slight nerf, so that they're marginally worse then before. (made up for by the two changes above)

Also minor nerfs to: Corrupt*, Overcharge, Eruption, Jolt, Pain Resonance and Thanatophobia*. However Jolt now works with Special Attacks.

Overall this would be more or less neutral changes for regression, except it levels the playing field between regression perks and makes kicking more worthwhile.

Repairs (Survivor side)

Survivor repair speed scales with the number of gens left to complete vs. number of survivors still in the game.

Base speed is 90% or 0.9c/s, +5% for every generator left to repair, -5% for each other survivor in the game.

Start of the game that's 100% repair speed (90% +25% -15%)

If 4 gens are repaired with all survivors alive that's down to 80% (90% +5% -15%)

If 2 survivors are eliminated but no gens are repaired it's 110% (90% +25% -5%)

This slows down the snowball effect in either direction, allowing the other side better chance to regain ground.

*(Corrupt/Thanatophobia's nerfs are made up here in that "gen rushing" means subsequent gens take longer to repair)

Minor buff to Overzealous.

Hooks

A freshly unhooked survivor gains 2s of non-collision and a short speed boost, similarly to as if they had just been injured. This prevents instant hook farming or instant BT body blocks. Taking out the 'instant' cases allows either side a chance to react and adjust their actions to accommodate. BT get's buffed back to 15s to account for those extra couple seconds and further dissuade waiting it out. This makes non-BT saves safer for the unhooked survivor, and turns BT into more of a defensive perk than an offensive perk, as intended.

Decisive Strike can be used twice, once for each unhook. But has a combined duration of 60s similarly to Lucky Break, which you can halt by interacting with an objective. Again, allowing it to be used more defensively and not 'wasted' the first time, the 2nd time the killer knows not to tunnel.

Saboteur gets buffed with a longer duration for broken hooks.

Monstrous Shrine get's buffed to apply to Scourge Hooks as well.

Chases

Dead Hard inflicts the survivor with 3 seconds of 15% Hindered after the invulnerability wears off. This prevents it being used purely as a distance tool in a dead zone, as the distance made is countered by a small slow effect afterwards. It can still be used to dodge telegraphed attacks, or to make pallets and vaults, but that takes precision.

BP

BBQ and WGLF only apply a 25% bonus to each individual BP category that can cap out at 8,000, similar to other perks with BP bonuses. Their current effect of applying a total BP bonus after capped categories after unique hooks/saves is made basekit, but reduced to a maximum of 50%.

Plus overall nerfs to healing speed perks (due to compound percentages stacking), buffs to stealth perks like Distortion and Lucky break, and buffs to aura perks (both sides).

Considering how many perks,addons and killer powers are able to reveal survivors i don't think stealth will ever be meta (at least more than looping is).

I'm not predicting anything. I mean regardless of what they do, someone is going to be disappointed but... well... I guess we'll see what they do. As long as they nuke Dead Hard from orbit and remove the camping toxic nonsense NoED encourages it'll be a start... provided they don't 'accidentally' break something else.