People liked End Transmission Chapter... But nobody is playing the Killer?

I need to see you live stream about 10 matches in a row. I want to see you play Meatball.

People liked the chapter? What are you talking about?

I think you are conflating pre release hype with the actual reception of the chapter.

People were very excited to see DBD dabble in Sci-Fi, but the chapter itself was a huge failure and is mostly disliked.

Singularity is the weakest killer in the roster right now, Gabrial Soma is almost as forgotten as Haddie, both survivors and killers hate the map with a passion and the only perk that survived the release is Made For This.

Get in stream and stream us all some Meatball gameplay for a few hours. Prove it.

I actually will.

Because I love Meatball boy and if you are as good with him as you claim to be I want to learn and play him. Because he's cool.

So I hope you aren't lying and he's actually good.

Fun, but COMPLEX, plus indoor maps are ass with him

To tag survivors with the biopods, you have to look at them in a circle in the center of the screen for a short time. But the camera controls with joysticks are absolutely terrible, and survivors are almost constantly moving, so tracking the camera on the survivor is trivial with the precision of a mouse but extremely clunky and frustrating with the clumsy swinging of a joystick camera. I go to nudge the stick to desperately follow a running survivor and it jumps six feet to the side of where they are.

I really like Hux, but yeah he's definitely not for everyone, you'd have to be willing to dedicate time, energy and effort to maximize Hux's efficiency, an efficiency that doesn't reward you enough for your efforts.

The QOL features that would make me main Hux would be

• Biopod's camera mode can be used to manually shoot at structures, walls and props to create more Bipods to get easier around the map
• All biopod cameras resetting to center position every time you switch away from one of them
• Basekit Haste Status Effect upon successful Slipstreaming to a Survivor, even if the duration is less than the haste addon's own duration
• Doubling Hux's biopod shooting range

Do you play this killer with a controller or with a mouse?

With a controller it's so... Ugh. More difficult than it needs be imo.

Very much this. Especially the cameras resetting to center when you exit them. Bouncing through the pods can be disorienting enough on it's own, but with the cameras still pointing at the last pod you moved to instead of straight out to see the area, it's so much worse.

Cycling through the pods can be problematic as well, as if there is more than one pod in a line out from the pod you're using, you can wind up moving to any one of them vs the one you want.

Not being able to pick up the pods is also a big downside. You're supposed to use them as static cameras as well as in a chase, but once you hit the max number of pods active it automatically starts pulling the first pods down that you placed, and leaves the temporary ones you placed for the chase as the last ones up. With how difficult it can be to place the pods, particularly with large maps, it is just nuts to be expected to even have time to go back and place ALL of your pods all over again, as that's what you'll wind up doing at least once, unless you never use them in chase. Being able to target and recall pods would make a big difference in playability.

Having a hard time is something quite literally every killer has to deal with if we're talking about good Survivors, and thats how it should be. No reason why Survivors trying their absolute hardest should be barely making it out against a killer who's messing around, the reverse also applies and that is very much the case the majority of the time.

It's a good point about the scaling of his skill curve. He's just not that threatening to survivors who are optimizing the game. Slipstream and Overclock will be oppressive to survivors who don't always have EMPs and don't path well. EMP the first Slipstream, pre-drop+W through Overclock. Don't do gens without an EMP. There's nothing Singularity can do about that.

And there are better macro killers. Twins are straight up better. Hag has the same amount of map presence with range add ons and less micro-management. Plus she's better at downing survivors with good trap placement.

It's a shame. It's mostly the EMPs holding him back, because they essentially amount to the killer going AFK for 10-15 seconds every time they go off, and they go off multiple times per trial. His power isn't in any way shape or form strong enough to warrant a built in counter as strong as EMPs.

When it comes to Artist her issue is that she's just kinda boring.

She has no major problems, but she also isn't particularly exciting either.

She's one of the safest power designs the devs have ever released. There is something to be said designing a killer who doesn't really live up to the mental picture one creates.

The thing she has going for her is that she's strong, but in a game where there are other strong killers with more exciting gameplay that isn't going to be enough.

Blight, Wesker, and Nurse are stronger than her and more exciting. Those three offer both more power expression and player interaction.

Artist suffers from the same problem that a dedicated Sniper player in FPS games can suffer from, lack of interactivity. She sets birds down and shoots them across the map. You either hit or you don't and from the survivor perspective you're not really in all that much danger and you're too far away to respond with anything you'd normally have in DBD. At least in an FPS you can shoot back or go for a flank and try and push them out of position.

Also the feedback from being successful with her shots isn't very stimulating. You get tracking and interrupt, but it doesn't feel as exciting as a cross map huntress hatchet or threading a slinger shot at an awkward position in a loop.

Slinger, Trickster, and Myers are examples of killers who are weaker than her, but more exciting.