ARE THE DEVS STILL REFUSING TO NERF MADE FOR THIS

Which makes maps the problem. Something they are addressing. Have you not seen the changes to Coldwind?

The community let them know with a lot of feedback that this was a broken perk on the PTB, but it ended up going live unchanged. I seriously don't think BHVR is that incompetent, so I'm thinking their balance team is on summer vacation and a B team is in place. It seriously is a blatant issue for m1 killers. It causes infinites, and some loops break enough LOS to stop chases, so bloodlust isn't occuring.

If the advice “Chase someone else if you don’t want to go up against MFT” holds true, then perhaps Killers should be notified if the Survivor has MFT? If the Killer is going to figure it out eventually anyway then letting the Killer know beforehand wouldn’t change much.

the butcher has 10-15% use (taking into account the fact that this is a starting perk) mft has 20%+ usage

and no, we don't need to nerf everything killers perk because every update just because bhvr gives survivors op brain dead perk

If only killers that run at reduced speeds had some reason they moved slower - like, I don't know, some sort of ranged attack or blink ability that makes movement speed less of an issue in the first place?

Only during Halloween season, the rest of the year only survivors might gulp down a little blight infusion for another +5% speed bonus.

Given the significantly larger number of survivor players compared to killers, developers are likely to prioritize making survivor gameplay more favorable to generate revenue. Killers being unable to play with friends limits their appeal and player base. This issue isn't just about skill; rank balance is also a significant concern. As a survivor, I've found myself barely contributing throughout matches, yet still earning points. However, when playing as a killer, even with 3 kills and 8 hookings, I struggle to gain points, and sometimes even lose them (both my survivor and killer ranks are in the Iridescent tier). M1 killers also frequently struggle to catch survivors due to excessive and closely positioned pallets. By the time an M1 killer kick pallets, generators are often already fully repaired. I consider myself a very subpar survivor player, yet relying solely on pallets and windows allows me to stall an M1 killer for an entire match. This is particularly unfair to M1 killer players, as their efforts to improve their skills still might not help them catch survivors.

I don't understand why MFT is 3% just for being injured when Dark Theory is 2% for spending time finding and lighting a boon that only works in a limited area and can be snuffed. Seems like the perk with a less time consuming activation requirement, less counterplay, -and- secondary effect should have the 2% and the boon a 3%.

and yet the game often is. Done in part from exactly that reason.

I totally agree that MFT definitely needs to be nerf. I know I keep complaining about it a lot, too, lol. But it’s really way too much to deal along with certain map’s design layout and vaults.

I also get that some will say again 3 percent isn’t a lot. I just disagree cause it is a lot when you combine it with all again the bad map layouts,vaults, more second chance perks, etc. So I fully agree that Made For This needs to be nerf.

Minor correction, but they've *convinced themselves* that MfT is hurting their wins. Sprint burst and lithe are objectively better, and anyone arguing otherwise has to ignore every base kit killer ability and bloodlust over 30+ second chases to try and 'prove' otherwise.

It's the same thing as prove thyself, before the recent nerf. Some killers were absolutely convinced that a perk that saves roughly 7 seconds when optimally used is losing them games.

It isn't. They can 100% improve in chase, run loops tighter, or, entity forbid, do anything other than follow the survivor's exact pathing and kick every pallet on cooldown.

Anyone complaining this much about MfT is somewhere between 'inefficient' to 'incapable of using the base killer kit', including bloodlust and nearly every killer power. At best, they have room to improve, at worst they need to not play the game with their feet and expect the devs to nerf literally everything for them. Either way it's not a perk issue.

This game has always been biased towards the survivors. Survivors don't need any advanced skills; as long as you can press Space and M1, you can easily achieve victory. When a killer chases you, you just need to run around obstacles near the pallets and observe the killer's movements. When the killer gets too close, drop the pallet to stun them. When you get knocked down, wait for your teammates to come rescue you. When a teammate is being chased, focus on repairing generators. If a teammate is downed, go rescue them. If you know these strategies, you can easily become a survivor expert. During a chase, your teammates can repair all the generators in 5 minutes or even less, while it's not the same for the killer. You're constantly under pressure from the generator progress. Typically, 1 to 2 generators are repaired when you down the first survivor, which is normal. If you can't down a survivor within 30 seconds, you're probably at a disadvantage, as survivors can repair a generator in about 40 seconds on average. This is quite challenging for an M1 killer, unless your matchmaking rating (MMR) is very low. These are the observations I've made throughout the process of reaching Rank 1 as both a survivor and a killer in Dead by Daylight.

Yes? They've said this already

Mabye in a few months if we're lucky and decide to change their mind but that's pretty low

If they have MfT, then they physically cannot be exhausted, and can't break chase because they have no exhaustion perk.

There only way to break chase is on the killer by losing them, breaking a pallet, or otherwise being bad at chase.

If you can't manage bloodlust or functionally use your killers power, that is, at the very core of the video game, the definition of a skill issue on your part.