MFT, Buckle Up, FTP: unchanged

I've been having a blast with Ghosty/Clown/Singularity/Myers/Legion.

Ghosty requires you to play a macro game to play Ghostface instead of micro game Chaseface. Chaseface loses, Ghostface wins. Mark people and threaten pallets. Never be afraid of letting a marked Surv escape. The pressure of the instadown will prevent them from doing anything other than gens for the next minute, and you can sneak up on them if you leave them from the onset. This works even better with the marked Oblivious add-on, because you can mark Surv 1, down/chase Surv 2, and when you get the hook or enough pallets, you sneak swap back to Surv 1 while waiting on power CD.

Clown requires the Killer player to know that Yellow bottles exist, which newer Clowns never use. If you find you don't use Yellow Bottles enough, restrict yourself to only Yellow Bottles for 5 matches, then you'll get the muscle memory how to use them down. Now you can combine Purple and Yellow Bottles for easy downs at nearly every loop that isn't a god pallet.

Singularity requires M+K, sorry console players. Also don't roll RPD/Lery's. Otherwise anyone complaining about EMPs being OP is legit self-reporting for a lack of skill. It takes 2-3s to place a pod and retag, so if someone detags in chase, you just retag and bought yourself 20s of Survivor wasted time. Since your time is 4x as important, any retag (where you NEED the tag for a hit) under 5s is a win for Killer. Teleporting to a tag makes up for the majority of time lost retagging, so it shifts the balance further in the Killer's favor.

Myers required learning a new gimmicky playstyle (to not abuse Tombstones). I've started Thana/Plaything/Penti/(personal pick slot, I find Bam funny on Myers). Thana forces heals, when they normally skip it. Plaything makes T3 terrifying if uncleansed. Penti makes gens take decades, especially with full force Thana. Penti plus max Thana makes gens take 180s! You need to get 2 quick basic M1 hits, which people are glad to give you if it means they can save the pallet for T3 Myers. Simple mindgame or Bloodlust and bam, they are on hook.

Legion means stab go brr. If people don't heal, Blood Echo deletes the common threats, Fearmonger too if you want them to never have the perks. If you can't win against injured exhausted Survivors as a normal M1 Killer, watch some guides or something, it isn't difficult if you've learned the game.

I also like playing Trapper on occasion, and I was using the Coffee Grounds+Silent Trap as a fun build before they planned on basekitting 1.5 times Coffee Grounds. It is gunna be great once that goes Live, and Trapper is going to be much more enjoyable after that.

Blight makes the game a free win and more frustrating honestly. Every match is on me to lose, instead of a even back and forth, or the Survivor to win. Every loss as Blight shows I suck (at that point in time), but who can blame you if you lose as an M1 Killer against old Cowshed. Helps soften the blow of losses.

idk i'm doing perfectly fine and I play basically every killer.

Buckle Up and For the People is a largely overrated combo to be honest. Like it sounds super scary, and can be nasty in certain scenarios, but it's a lot harder to proc than one might think. You basically have to be right next to the killer for the entire chase, and then if there's not really that many resources nearby you can just count to 10 and down the Survivor again.

A decent amount of the time I see people running Buckle Up + FTP, it just never comes into play. That's 2 wasted slots for every survivor running it.

Also, MFT is getting a change. You won't have to worry about that one for much longer.

I think Nurse/Blight/Wesker kill rates are so low because of this very issue. Weaker players flock to the stronger Killers hoping the Killer's innate strength will carry them to a victory. They then lose a bunch, and the Survivors, expecting a stronger Killer player, sweat to pump gens to even have a chance of escaping. Those same Survivors would always lose to any SupaAlf/Momo/Alranican, or even mostly lose against a normally skilled main, but win against those baby Nurse/Blight/Weskers. Those baby Killers are still in top MMR (because it is all too easy to reach), and weigh down the averages.

The opposite likely occurs with weaker Killers, with stronger players seeking a challenge, and the Survivors underestimating the player due to the Killer selection ("oh its just Clown/Onryo" -ends up being the Clown Manifesto writer or OPWillie).

You say that for your games, I know I cleanse dulls and open chests in my Survivor games that don't include the sweatlord Killers. So while you may be technically correct, all Survivors pump gens at 1 charge/second, but in reality people will take sweatier actions against sweatier Killers.