If Dead By Daylight would be completely reworked, what changes would you like to see?

If you ask me, most of Dead By Daylight's problems can be categorized as follows:

Toxic behavior: Some players engage in toxic behavior such as taunting, griefing, and harassing other players, which can be a major turn-off for many people.

Balance issues: The game has a large cast of characters with different abilities, and some characters are widely considered to be overpowered or underpowered. This can lead to unbalanced matches and frustration for players.

- apart from that there are inexperienced players and experienced players, players who play frequently and those who only play occasionally, etc.

Matchmaking issues: The game's matchmaking system has been criticized for being slow or unbalanced, leading to uneven matches or long wait times for players.

Bugs and glitches: Like any game, Dead by Daylight has its share of bugs and glitches that can ruin the player experience.

- these are often unavoidable, but can be ironed out relatively well if you invest enough time in them.

Lack of content: Some players have complained that the game doesn't have enough content or replay value, leading to boredom after extended play.

- meanwhile there are many characters and different maps, but these are also relatively stuck

I could imagine the following:

• internal player profile: other players can see whether you play regularly or not, can see how many points you have reached on average in a month, whether you are currently working on an achievement, see how much you tend to use the game for to make others frustrated, how often you abandon the game via disconnect or how often the internet connection drops.
• Toxicity counter: a statistic reveals how toxic you have behaved in a year and what the trend is. This value is primarily influenced by interactions in the chats and within a player round. Votes from other players have little or no impact on the value. A total score is displayed in the lobby per team. This allows killers to see if they are likely to be tbagged, permanently blinded, or otherwise treated negatively, and adjust or switch lobbies as a result. Survivors can also choose to play with a killer who plays mostly unfair or brutal. Also, they can choose to play with teammates who are potentially toxic and will let them down, not support them, or even sandbag them in a corner for the killer.
• Character Differences: Wouldn't it make more sense for the characters to be less skins than characters? Endurance, speed and strength may differ per character, as well as the ability to repair a generator. That might also give an incentive to swap ideas in the lobby as there's no point in having a whole lobby full of Megs.
• Retrieve Sky Billys
• Each character has voicelines that match the character to reinforce the lore and give more depth to the character. These are played in the lobby or can also be used in-game.
• Lore mini-games: You don't just read the stories, you experience them. Hillibilly really needs to break out and kill his parents, David needs to fight the ghetto basher, Dwight needs to drug his boss, Ace really needs to gamble.
• Character control: all characters can basically sneak, crouch, crawl, jump etc.
• Emote Wheel: Why do you have to press 1 or 2 when you can just as easily hold Q or Y to access more than 2 emotes. Whether generators, exits, concerning the killer or other survivors, if you can exchange information, SoloQ may become more playable in addition to the new symbols.
• Apart from that, the killer can find the survivors more easily and the communication between killers and survivors could also be improved.
• Custom Character: Based on the unlocked skins and characters you might as well combine your own character. This becomes stronger the more you use it, and only in the actions that you actually perform. It starts with traits based on parts of the characters you chose to create and can only be changed in the form of clothing.
• More lenses: Based on the maps and killers, more and different lenses and goals could be offered. Side quests wouldn't be bad either. Locked doors with special items, sudden power outages or deadly traps, curses and many other things that could make the game more individual and challenging.
• Torturing instead of hanging: I don't think it makes sense to keep hanging a survivor. After one time he would be dead or so badly wounded that he wouldn't have a chance anymore. Instead, one could implement that each killer can find different places on the maps where he can inflict psychological or physical torture on the survivor, which affects his stats. In the end he still has to kill him, but he has other options besides his Mori and the hook. So players could also be missing limbs, they can get sick etc.
• Better animations: when you heal yourself or get healed, you no longer get hugs or back rubs, you get real treatment. When the killer hits you, you've got this wound on your back, and it needs to be stitched, taped, or stapled, and a bandage put on.
• Triggers: For those at risk of suicide or younger people, a light mode that censors descriptions, voicelines and the game in general, for those who wanted to see it, the full mode that shows all violence.
• Blood Points: Blood Points can be exchanged for Iridescent Shards or other in-game currencies. You can basically buy anything from them. Buying the currencies might still be the easiest way, but it also encourages you to play the game longer and more often because you can work towards a specific goal.
• Sharing items and currencies between friends: You have blood points that you don't need yet, but your friend wanted to buy Nemesis or a new Dwight Skin? Send him Bloodpoints!
• Items: most items can be found randomly generated on the maps, including clothing, as these can break in the game and are therefore easier to find (blood/urine stinks, broken clothing allows skin and wounds to be seen through, etc.)
• Flashlights only partially blind the killer. As in real life, they are mainly used to see in the dark. The killer and the survivors see the glow.
• Medkits contain a bandage, needle and thread, painkillers and everything else needed to heal an injured person.
• Toolboxes contain tools and, if necessary, specific spare parts for repairing generators.
• Maps are determined by a roulette where everyone has three darts to throw. An arrow for the map you want to play, an arrow for a map you don't want to play and an arrow for the shape of the map (day/night/etc). The entity ultimately chooses from these chosen maps. Everyone has an offering that they can burn early on to ensure that either one arrow or the other gets more weight.
• The game only starts after one minute. In this minute, the trapper has time to plan his traps, survivors can consult via in-game chat who does what, when and where.
• Novice Survivors receive automatic help when using an item for the first time and where to find parts for their lenses. These become increasingly rare the more you play.
• Beginner killers get a benefit for each combination of killer and map.
• The killer has no theme melody and no terror radius, but the survivors have a heartbeat that increases with stress and remains permanent. The stress is increased by the presence of the killer, but also by finding torture materials, hooks and other objects belonging to the killer.
• Stress levels drop when Bill smokes, when David drinks a beer, when Meg chews gum, when Dwight hides in lockers, when Claudette takes valerian drops, when Quentin takes tranquilizers, etc. These items must be brought or found and only have a limited usage capacity.
• For a successful game, players can compliment other players by button. Buttons stack and are visible in the player profile from a certain value. At the end of the game you see a summary: who made the most gens and who was just hiding, who stalled the killer the most and who was taken down straight away, who died first and who died last.
• The obsession target changes every 10 minutes. Only the obsessed target and the killer know who is obsessed. The obsession target and the killer can see each other every few minutes. The possessed's goal is to either get rid of the possession by betraying and sacrificing another survivor, transferring their possession to them, or confronting the killer.
• When one dies, one is not only killed by the entity or killer, but experiences a scene of the entity confronting the character with his mistakes in the game.

Those are just some ideas I've had. Some might be bad, some others good, I don't know. Some of them might not even be implementable and would highly raise the GBs that needed to be downloaded to play the game. I just mindmapped these in an hour or so. Just wanted to share those and start a discussion this way.

What are your opinions on those, what are your ideas if there ever was to come Dead By Daylight 2 (which I highly doubt to be honest)?