QoL: Inner Healing

JustAnotherNewbie
JustAnotherNewbie Member Posts: 1,941
in Feedback and Suggestions

When you're using inner healing in a locker it should show you healing. I don't understand why it doesn't. Maybe then you don't look like a rat, hiding in lockers.

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  • OnryosTapeRentals
    OnryosTapeRentals Member Posts: 1,280

    then you don't look like a rat, hiding in lockers.

    This made me laugh, but I agree.

  • Cyn0_0
    Cyn0_0 Member Posts: 84

    I dont think it's considered a healing action by the game mechanics. It says something like "gain a health state" or something so it's not affected by healing buffs/nerfs (ie botany knowledge, sloppy butcher). I think the better option would be pregame lobby showing the load out to the team.

    I agree it should somehow be made visible. I've had teammates purposely lead the killer over to me while I'm sitting in the locker waiting for the heal. Luckily in this one instance the heal popped and the killer didnt like that the Steve did that so he killed the Steve and gave me hatch 😅

  • JustAnotherNewbie
    JustAnotherNewbie Member Posts: 1,941
    edited June 2023
    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3467932#Comment_3467932

    That's just terminology, I think it should still show you as being in the process of healing yourself.

  • Dream_Whisper
    Dream_Whisper Member Posts: 755

    There is quite few perk, like Inner Healing; that I wish show your teammates that they are actively... like Autodidact...

  • kidnamedfinger
    kidnamedfinger Member Posts: 19

    agreed, same for built to last.

  • Gandor
    Gandor Member Posts: 4,285

    And headon

  • sizzlingmario4
    sizzlingmario4 Member Posts: 7,228

    I think certain perks should just have their icons shown near a survivor’s portrait at certain times when appropriate. This could be an example of that; eg., the icon is shown while you’re in a locker using it. Other examples could include an active Deliverance, an active DS, etc.

    Simply showing it as a healing action would be misleading as it technically isn’t a healing action at all.