Endgame is broken

I'm not expecting chases to finish in 20 seconds. That'd be unrealistic. The person I quoted made the dubious claim to have their chases last less than 20 seconds and survivors still manage to finish all the gens.

As for Hatch, the killer can indeed create a hostage situation by refusing to allow the survivor to do gens, refusing to hook them and refusing to let them bleed out. It'd be boring for both sides, so it's unlikely to ever actually happen, but that's apparently why hatch needs to exist.

You realize you're blatantly wrong. Jolt damages generators for you. Pain Res damages the generator with the most progress. Call of Brine causes generators to regress faster and notifies you when survivors hit a good skill check on that gen. There are more perks that I could list, but I'll just stick to those.

It's not like killer perks are any more earned than survivor perks are.

And if we were discussing the difference in strength between perks, your point would be valid. You aren't wrong about that, though.

There's a difference between saying "I think CoB should have its nerf reverted because it's too weak now" and "Survivor has all these crutch perks that don't have to be earned while killer has none and has to earn their perks".

Endgame is just there to give a final chance before you lose as Killer. In my eyes, the Survivors popping all the gens have already won if I haven't gotten even a single kill by then. If I have gotten a kill, then I can easily slug one and snowball a 2nd down into a minimum 3k, assuming I have any skill.

If the Survivors equal you in skill win if you play 'fair' - Then it sounds like as long as Killer is better they win, and Survivors are better they win. Arguably if someone ever didn't 'play fair', then they previously artificially inflated their MMR to Survivors outside their skill instead. That means that person needs to lose sufficient matches to the point they actually face Survivors of their 'played fair' skill level, instead of the 'unfair' inflated MMR level. With the MMR designed to keep you in 'top-MMR' once reached, it would cause a facecamping Bubba to reach 'top-MMR', then never leave, and lose far more matches than they won (over time). (Also 'top-MMR' is roughly the top 25% of the playerbase, so huge skill variance, as I think that is equivalent to Gold and above in League of Legends. Imagine the best Gold player against the worst Challenger player. Anyone complaining, if Gold equivalent, is fair to complain when going against Challenger or even Diamond equivalent players.)

Camping/Tunneling not working - So let me get this straight, the low skill high reward strategies are now yielding low rewards to match? Weird, that's almost like how risk/reward ratios should be normally.

Hatch/4% - Maybe because the kill rates are designed around an average of 60%, which means Killers win more than they lose. Survivors need these mechanics that don't even count towards a win MMR-wise, just to help deflate the kill stats. More accurately though, if you know you have 0 chance of surviving, it would cause you hide for even longer. You would tap a gen and hide, hoping you can make more progress than the Killer can remove. It ends matches for Killer that would otherwise be artificially drawn out. This is a favor for Killers, as the game, once long won before, will actually end. Also if you legit think a 4% kobe is causing more wins for Survivors than losses, I don't think you understand math. With 3 kobe attempts (even if we add them to get a slightly higher number for Survivor, technically you multiply it .96^3) you get 12% off hook. That means 88% of the time, the Killer got a free hook state, and the time on hook is ticking against their final hook state.

While true, I'd expand it to ALL players. The second anything is slightly X-favored, we get posts about it.

In order to damage a generator with no perks, you actually need to walk up to the generator and kick it. Jolt is removing that step by damaging generators within a 32 metre radius upon downing a survivor, making it unearned. Pain Res is also unearned, seeing as you only need to hook a survivor on a scourge hook. You'd be hooking them anyway. CoB, regardless of its strength, is also providing unearned information and additional regression.

You're being biased and it shows. Both sides have perks that are relatively risk-free and unearned. Come up with an actual valid complaint instead of this biased nonsense.

The entire point of EGC is to bring the trial to an end once the gates are opened. It isn't supposed to favor one role or the other necessarily, just prevent the stalemates that were prevalent in the past.

That said, if there's a surv on the hook and at least two other survs alive during endgame, expect some teamwork efforts to get that rescue. The game provides the tools for dealing with most situations, and rng always plays an element, however it isn't supposed to be easy with that many survs still alive.

Because the killer is responsible for their own gameplay and the survivors aren't responsible for the gameplay of their three teammates.

The survivors do deserve to have some chance at winning. If they do all five gens and play their cards right in the end-game, they do deserve to win. There is a point where you will have to accept that you were bested. You can't keep pushing it further, because you're still going to lose the matches you're losing now if the endgame was 'made more fair', and then what are you going to do? Demand that you can kill survivors after they leave the trial?

As a new player,

End game just makes me want to DC to save me the trouble.

They have body blocks, endurance from hook and soon, I read we won't even be able to try to pressure by picking them up if they unhook.

Just what are we suposed to do??

I see anywhere to 2-3 gens on average pop for 1 chase that takes less than a minute... I keep getting paired with 100 Prestige survivors when the bonus BP for killers hit 100% and I am honestly done trying to learn.

Playing this game as killer feels like you are MEANT to lose EVERY games.