Why do people use no mither
Okay I get no mither is a meme perk people use it with strong builds but I just don't get what's so good about the perk I had a match with a 2 player SWF both brought no mither I die on hook and check their perks not a single one gets a benefit from no mither. Without a doubt no mither has to be one of the worst most used survivor perks. Basically if I see a single person bring that perk I know we're screwed since it's easy pickings for the killer.
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Downside to NM:
-you are eternally broken.
Upsides to NM:
-Pain grunts while injured or dying are reduced by 75%
-Recovery speed is increased by 25%
-You can pick yourself up from the ground
Now while I don't fully know if NM allows for more than one pickup, it's still a pretty good effect. But it only really means anything if the killer doesn't immediately pick you up; should they slug you for more than 30 seconds then you're golden. I'd wager that this perk acts as an enabler for any perk that requires you to be injured to benefit from their effects (yes all 4 or however many there are). Aside from these two it really doesn't seem like the perk does much else.
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Because it is fun.
No Mither makes things challenging, you are handicapped and often targeted by the Killer since you are inherently weaker. It makes things more exciting by effectively putting you and your team at a disadvantage, it provides more thrills to chases since more is on the line.
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Could be because there is a challenge in the tomes that requires to to do so. "Escape 1 trial using No Mither and no other perks."
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every other day I seem to go against a group of survivors that bring no mither, boil over, soul guard/dead hard, and breakdown/saboteur or some other mixture of similar perks and I absolutely lose those matches because they are impossible to deal with. People do make monster builds I haven’t learned to deal with yet revolving around no mither and boil over ✌️😂
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Largely cause its main intended purpose, its a challenge, and you can do some funny builds with it.
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