Does anyone think that MFT was overnerfed, or that the nerfs weren't justified?

It's synergy with Dead Hard will be way better now as you can now trigger DH's Deep Wound and then gain 3 % Haste afterwards, which you'll keep because it's Exhaustion negative got removed.

It can be used aggressively in anti tunnel builds now.

My build which I'll try is gonna be Off the Record, Decisive, Dead Hard and MfT.

And it will be a big f you for Legion Players. Blood Echo won't help anymore.

Nope, absolutely justified.

At this point, I'm fine with it getting nerfed only for the US VS them - fanatics to have their way.

Won't change my type of play. The perks is bad for my playstyle. I dont use it.

NO

It definitely needed a nerf and I think it's a step in the right direction but not exactly what this perk should be.

I would like for MfT to become an anti tunnel perk. Increase the Haste effect to 5% and activate it for 60 seconds after the survivor got unhooked or until they do a conspicuous action. That would make it a pretty strong anti tunnel perk. We could even talk about increasing the movement speed a little more. I think that would be fair and a lot healthier than the perk is now.

Regardless of how you look at it, a perk that affects the weaker killers to a super high degree and also increases the strength of Shift + W (permanently), that can still be paired with another exhaustion perk and does little to nothing against the strongest killers, cannot be healthy. Especially if it is a perk that gaslights players into thinking everyone has it with no way to tell, if they actually do. This is exactly why subtle cheaters are a problem. You can have a feeling but you'll never know until they make a blatant mistake or you rewatch a recording.

I feel it was nerfed incorrectly. It would have been better to either take away the 3% or the endurance part; make them 2 seperate perks essentially. It's a change that's gone in a direction that feels like they wanted to make it stand out as a unique, technical point.

However, I do applaud them for finding a change regardless. I'm still not a fan of Deep Wound as it doesn't feel like it achieves anything, other than a passive annoyance or differing version of Mangled in terms of healing times.

The perk literally synergises with itself or you can use it with DH.

It’s never really been good and is just bad now. It’s almost always, always more beneficial for survivors to split up on gens. Heck, 2-4 survivors running individual gen repair speed perks and grouping up (to, say, break up a 3-gen) are actually more efficient than just one of them using PT. Killer mains complained about survivors grouping on gens, PT was nerfed. Now, I see complaints about survivors splitting up to different gens. Because that was really always the best choice.

I just feel the perk makes more sense for the purpose it's supposed to achieve now. I don't really consider it a nerf just an adjustment so the focus is on the original intention of the perk.

you should be behavior pr manager.

This.

MFT imo should be a perk that applies buffs (to\after) healing.

3% speed boost should be a completely different perk. Or should not be in the game at all.

Survivors holding W is strong enough even without 3%.

Now that MFT is nerfed, think it will be far less common to face in matches. Even Legion and Deathslinger will benefit from this nerf.

No I don't think so... at least on paper

Getting Haste by being in Deep Wound make more sense then just by being injured

Plus it makes even more sense to have Haste while in DW... to get away from the Killer faster and Mend

The nerf was totally justified. Mft is the sole reason for the current no heal meta, it just worked too well with Resilience, Hope, Windows and alike. Take its universal utility away and we hopefully see some more variety in survivor loudouts again.

The approach of linking the haste to deep wound is a really interesting approach, I guess no one expected that. It creates great synergy with anti-tunneling effects (BT + OTR), and rewards skillful play (using DH or Mft Endurance effect successfully). But I feel the 3% haste will not be enough anymore, given how situational the perk will be.

Since it will work so well in tunneling situations, I thought, why not buff the haste to 5% as compensation, to make it a try anti-tunneling perk? So the killer would have to think twice whether they want to chase someone in deep wound or not. It's still just a temporarily haste, though, since the surv will have to mend eventually to do something other that running. The only real issue I see with this approch is FTP + BU, but that should be changed regardless.

As an alternative to the haste, I thought that Mft could work like Overcome, but for endurance hits. So when you are hit into deep wound, you would get an increased on-hit speed boost, causing exhaustion. But that would remove synergy with other exhaustion perks, most notably dead hard, so I think haste without the exhaustion restriction is the better approach.

The difference is Survivors don't uninstall or quit waiting for Devs to change. Survivors will still play.

the proposed mft is not strong enough deter killers from tunneling. I have feeling they will buff this perk to be strong anti-tunnel perk for killer that purposely hit borrow time to tunnel off-hook and it might become stronger post-ptb.