Singularity update looks awful and insulting to those who've mastered him

Auto-aiming for the biopods was necessary for console players, they made it so overclock duration is now consistent instead of reliant on how many slipstreams are active (a good change). They are trying to make every killer a lucrative choice to want to play and singularity is a very unpopular killer. There is still an massive skill gap in terms of game sense and knowing where and when to use your bipods. The only thing this update aims to do is improve his logistics and ergonomic feel. Stop gatekeeping for the simple reason of wanting to feel superior due to having more hours in a party game.

Yes but evidently most people don't want to put the time and effort into learning singularity because they don't think he's worth it. By making him easier more people will want to play him. It just feels like you are saying "well, he's been difficult to play for me so it should be difficult for everyone else too". You never had to play singularity if you didn't want to.

Playing more doesn't magically make it easier to aim on console with sluggish joystick responses. And as with all ranged killers in this game, you can't increase the joystick sensitivity for aiming as you then end up with it being too sensitive for general movement.

The autoaim when switching to a biopod was essential QoL. Console players can't just swing their camera around in a fraction of a second like M&K players, normally by the time you panned around to look for survivors they've already vanished.

This.

I (and I imagine most killers who have to play with a controller) gave up on Singularity long ago. And it was primarily because of his pod aiming being sluggish and unresponsive. If they could not have the tiniest branch or leaf block the pod collisions, he'd be better for everyone regardless of platform.

Hopefully these changes address some of that, just as removing recoil from Trickster suddenly made him playable as well. I view changes like this to Singularity the same way.

I don't see nothing wrong making a killer little easier to play and more enjoyable. As others said I feel you want him to stay super hard bc it gives you an ego boost and have something to hold over others heads. Some ppl dont have 1000s of hours to master one single killer, they want to play all the killers and have fun on them. Take me, I dont main one single killer bc I think that would make the game super boring and unfun. If I wanted to be a master of a single killer I would never buy the other killers to play. In games like this its imporant to have a good balance between the skill floor and skill celing esp when dbd has one the worst mmr systems in gaming. All Im see in this update is them lowing the skill floor but keeping the skill ceiling close the same, so ppl have an easier time picking him up and learning him at thier own pace without feeling like they losing all the time.

What sense does it make that the devs spend around a year's worth of resources & effort on a killer that the vast majority of the playerbase doesn't even touch? And what further sense would it be to never make changes to remedy this?