Boil Over needs to change or have more counterplay.

Recently I have seen many survivors using Boil Over in maps in which the main building has two floors, which they abuse so that they cannot be hooked. My most recent experience involves a premade with a swf group consisting of 4 survivors using BO, then two had sabo and No Mither (with the other two having unbreakable instead). I had to leave them in the dying state and make sure they didn't pick themselves at (something I could deal with as knight). These builds would be fine if Boil Over was at least tuned a bit down. The lack of hooks in a second floor of a main building forces you to drop many times, which gives them a huge wiggle boost, like if the perk wasn't already annoying before that change took place. I then tried the build in the same map I played against it, Ormond, with another 3 friends, and no surprises, the killer chose to slug us all on that second floor because there was no viable way of attempting to hang any of us. So there is a clear problem regarding this perk in its current state.

To add more counterplay, I propose that every 2nd floor has at least one hook so that these survivors stop being un-hookable, so you aren't encouraged to slug, a very boring thing to do. Thompson House and Eyrie of Crows do have upstairs hooks already, so why not do it on every second floor?

After reading some other comments though, it seems clear that the best way may be a full rework of the perk so that it becomes more useful instead of being annoying and encouraging a boring playstyle. However, I believe that by removing the feature that fills the wiggle bar when the killer drops while holding a survivor should be more than enough to tune things down enough. Many people state that a nerf will only make the perk less used, and that a rework could make it useful in other ways.