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Disable Killer Mori

quazzi76
quazzi76 Member Posts: 80
edited January 2 in Feedback and Suggestions

I have no real use for sites like these. Yes, they help some hardcore players, but can survivors disable the moris at the end now? I got it when it was once in awhile...okay...fine....now it is just annoying as heck....if the killer wants it fine. Survs should have the option to opt out of the mori scene without penalty.

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Comments

  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549

    I agree with op. In the time since the finisher mori was released, I've come to find them more like officially sanctioned teabagging :/

  • Gunshow
    Gunshow Member Posts: 28

    I feel I need to dig into your logic a little more before I respond.

    What is your primary issue with the Moris?

  • Xernoton
    Xernoton Member Posts: 5,900

    I see no issue with that either way. It's not like the mori is anything toxic or whatever but if enough players want to skip the animation, then I don't see a reason why they shouldn't be allowed to.

  • tjt85
    tjt85 Member Posts: 1,012
    edited January 2

    Personally, I'd take a mori over the same hook sacrifice animation that I've seen over a thousand times already. I'm even kinda disappointed if they choose to hook me when I'm the last Survivor left.

    Killers that slug for it are a frustration, but hooked or Mori'd you're still dead either way, so what really is the difference? The ability to skip all death animations might be a neat quality of life feature though, so players can go next a little quicker if they wish to.

  • Gunshow
    Gunshow Member Posts: 28

    This is the point I was dialling into with my line of questioning also, as I know I've seen similar discussions on here previously.

    Ultimately, a Mori is probably quicker and more interesting than the full process of being hooked and the sacrifice animation, so unless OP's also putting a case forward to be able to leave as soon as they're downed and on death hook, I don't see what's to be gained

  • Gunshow
    Gunshow Member Posts: 28
    edited January 2
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  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549

    lol It would be uncouth of me not to show up to one of these posts ;)

  • Emeal
    Emeal Member Posts: 5,341

    This could only work for the very last Mori tho, I think it sounds incredibly petty to not be able to sit through 10 sec of animation.

    If we are being petty, idd like to get the time back I have walked to the exit gates to push Survivors out and end the game.

    I don't see why not.

  • Dream_Whisper
    Dream_Whisper Member Posts: 755

    I find Mori Animation to cinematic pleasing then annoying, way much better then survivors teabaging in exit gate or killers intentionally slugging and teabaging in their own way (Ghostface crouching or any killer that moves back and forth on a downed survivors)

    I personally don't understand why people feel the need to quit on a epic Animation when they possible have seen it in a while. You win some, you died on hook on other match, you die in the most epic Killer's Animation as the last Survivor.

  • Na1ts1rhc
    Na1ts1rhc Member Posts: 95

    That's like… Just your opinion man. There's not even a hint of disrespect with the mori(s) - it's something both sides can enjoy. Where as teabagging is born from disrespect. The two are not comparable.

  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549

    That's just... your opinion too.

    You're right though, the two aren't comparable in an important way: While both things are actions taken by one side that essentially let that side show off once that side has won the game, in the case of the finisher mori, the losing player is forced to watch the opponent show off their win. But with teabagging, the people doing it can be forced out of the match or the losing player can just choose not to watch it. So moris are inherently worse than teabagging since they force the losing side to watch the winning side show off their win.

    Forcing your opponent to watch you do a victory dance on top of them once they've lost them game sounds very disrespectful to me.

    The finisher mori has also given the killer a basekit ability to deny the benefits of perks and gameplay for survivors, and has given an incentive to slug for 4k. It has essentially only negative impacts on gameplay all so that we can bring official victory animations into the game.

  • MechWarrior3
    MechWarrior3 Member Posts: 2,929

    It’s the same feeling when you get bagged at exits gates by the survivors. Moris are fine.

  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549

    Did you just say it's fine for people to taunt their opponent when they win a game? I imagine that's not what you meant?

    People choosing to taunt or show off when they win a game is very much not fine in any environment and is extremely unsportsmanlike.

  • MechWarrior3
    MechWarrior3 Member Posts: 2,929

    Did you see me type that or are you just putting words in peoples mouths/making assumptions to fit your appeal?

    Mori is an ingame mechanic. By itself, it’s not toxic. Slugging isn’t toxic. Proxy camping isn’t toxic.

    A simple mori isn’t “showing” off anything. Whether you die on a hook or by the killer makes no difference. The killer is completing their objective. If they wanna see a little reward animation for it, so be it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549
    edited January 3

    I did see that you typed that that moris are like teabagging at gate; you said the feeling from being moried is the same as when people get teabagged at the gate. But teabagging at the gate is taunting and/or gloating. And taunting and gloating don't have a place in games. That's why I asked if that's what you meant :)

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  • MechWarrior3
    MechWarrior3 Member Posts: 2,929

    To clarify - and I see where you had the confusion, my apologies. In my humble opinion I feel like Mori's are just fine. Its only a mechanic. Its not a means to gloat, and it doesn't have the same meaning as a Teabag. If you are going out of your way to teabag killers at the exit gate then that isn't cool. Its toxic. Its the same for killer that walk back and forth on a survivor when they are slugged. That is not cool. However - a killer deciding to just mori you, is fine. A simple mori.

  • Na1ts1rhc
    Na1ts1rhc Member Posts: 95

    Just two fine folk having opinions huh…

    I will say something that I probably should have said earlier. I'm all for letting survivors skip the mori animation and head to the lobby quicker. That seems like it could really benefit everyone. Killer is happy they got to see their cool lil' animation and survivors who have seen that animation 6 times that day can skip out on it an go next. Nothing wrong with that. How ever I still don't feel the mori is equivalent to tea bagging. It is definitely gratifying as a killer player to be able to see your killer do something cool at the end of the game, maybe more so than the survivor player who worked hard to prevent that. But I've said it before - I will always feel like the mori is more of a handshake meaning "gg glng" as opposed to tea bagging which has always felt like "gg ez gfys". Again these are just our opinions but there's a reason to have an open discussion about them. People should want to understand the other perspective not just scream in vitriol about how the other side is unfair.

  • Feneroe
    Feneroe Member Posts: 282

    A mori isn't toxic. It isn't the killer gloating. It's them getting their last kill and getting a different kill animation (that's faster unless you go down right against a hook) as a reward for it. A killer being toxic about a 4k would be carrying you to hatch only to drop you and slam it in your face, teabagging you as you bleed out as a killer that can crouch, or smacking you on hook as you die. Those are the killer equivalents to sitting in exit gate or on hatch teabagging and flashlight clicking until either time runs out or you force the killer to force you out.

  • smurf
    smurf Member Posts: 549

    You're definitely right that a lot of people also enjoy having access to their moris, and even some people enjoy watching them as survivor. Personally, I don't even use moris as killer since I have that view of them.

    I think enabling skipping the animation would get people like me more on board with the finisher mori though. There are also people who are quite concerned that the finisher mori is encouraging slugging for 4k, which I tend to agree with; some people who like to see their killer's mori will be inclined to slug to be able to do it. My feeling is that I've seen more sweaty games and also fewer killers giving hatch since the finisher mori update. Admittedly, some players who like seeing their mori still won't care enough to slug for 4k, and others don't like slugging for 4k and won't do it. That all is kind of to say that you're right; the playerbase has a diverse set of opinions, and it's useful to talk them out :)