Useless survivor perks and should be improved (My Idea).

useless survivor perks and should be improved (My Idea).

Survivor Perks:

Streetwise (Nea)

Long nights out taught you to do a lot with what you have got.

• Increases the Efficiency of your Items by 15/20/25 %.

The 25% number is too low. While we have a perk like Built to Last (Felix), which allows you to replenish an item up to 3 times (even though the percentage decreases each time). But when comparing the effectiveness, Built to Last is much more useful. For example, a regular Med-kit without Add-Ons can heal yourself only once per game. But if you use Built to Last, you could heal yourself up to 3 times per game. Meanwhile, Streetwise doesn't really provide any benefits.

My Idea: Make Streetwise have a 100% effectiveness, or for example, if used with a Med-kit, it would allow healing up to 2 times per game. The number of healing times per game is fewer than Built to Last, but you wouldn’t need to waste time hiding in a locker. I think this would be reasonable and useful.

Sole Survivor (Laurie)

As more of your friends fall to the Killer, you become shrouded in isolation and the Killer's Aura-reading abilities towards you are disrupted.

Each time a Survivor other than yourself is killed or sacrificed, Sole Survivor gains 1 Token, up to a maximum of 3 Tokens:

• Grants a stack-able radius of 20/22/24 metres per Token around you, up to a maximum of 60/66/72 metres, within which you are immune to the Killer's Aura-reading abilities.

When you are the 

Last Survivor Standing

, you benefit from the following effects:

• Increases your Repair speed by +75 %.
• Increases your Gate and Hatch Opening speeds by +50 %.

This perk is really pointless because if you’re the last survivor, no one is going to sit around fixing generators. The only benefit of this perk is opening the exit gate.

My Idea: The ability to open the exit gate at 50% is useful and worth keeping. However, the generator repair part should be slightly adjusted to encourage more repairs. For example, every time a teammate dies (whether from being sacrificed or by Mori), you will receive a 2% boost to Cleansing, Healing, and Repairing actions for each teammate that dies. And when you are the last survivor in the game, you will receive a +75% increase to your repair speed.

Ace is a character who is a gambler, and according to his lore, he seems to be a lucky person. But Ace's perks are almost completely useless. Wouldn't it be fun if Ace's perks were all based on 'luck'? I might leave Ace in the Hole as one perk because it’s actually related to luck. I got this idea from Nicolas Cage’s Dramaturgy.

My Idea:
Open-Handed: While in the Dying State and fully recovered, you can press the E button to randomly gain one of the following abilities:

• You can completely recover from the Dying State,
• Increase crawling speed by 25%,
• Teammates' healing speed increases by 15% for 30 seconds, etc.

Up the Ante: Every time you or a teammate lose Hook State for the first time, you will receive 1 token, up to a maximum of 4 tokens. Permanently reduces the Repair Charges requirement of that generator by 1/2/3/4 Charges per token, up to a maximum of 10/14/18/24 Charges.

Left Behind (ฺBill)

Once you are the Last Survivor Standing, Left Behind activates:

•  of the Hatch is revealed to you within 24/28/32 metres.

My Idea: Left Behind is too weak and not worth using. Even though it has an aura to help find the Hatch, if the killer finds the hatch first, this perk becomes useless immediately. So, I would like to add an ability to Left Behind, which is: Grants the ability to rummage through an opened Chest once per trial and will guarantee a basic Dull Key.

Technician (Fend Min)

My Idea: For Technician, there’s not much to it. Basically, the killer will already hear the noise from the generator being repaired and will have to patrol around to check. So, I think your Repair noises by -8 meters should be adjusted from a distance in meters to a percentage, such as the SFX while repairing the generator being reduced by 100%.

No Mither (David King)

My Idea: The main issue with No Mither is that you start the game injured and with the Broken status. The chance of using the ability Unlocks the Self-Recovery ability, allowing you to fully recover from the Dying State is almost impossible. So, I think its ability should be adjusted to: When the game starts, the player will be in a healthy state as usual, but anytime they are injured from being attacked by the killer, they will immediately gain the Broken status, and the perk will begin working from that point. Additionally, the icon for the Broken status will not be shown to the killer (only for this perk). This will make the perk more effective and make the killer more careless if they don't hook the survivor quickly.

Poised (Jane)

My Idea: I think the benefit players get from Poised after repairing is too little. It could make the value of repairing more worthwhile in my opinion. For example, after repairing a generator, survivors who participated in repairing that generator, if injured, should receive 50% of the Healing State.

Camaraderie (Steve Harrington)

My Idea: For me, Camaraderie should allow players to choose whether to use it in Hook State 1 or Hook State 2. It should also be usable by the player themselves, without needing another survivor to be in range. For example, you could press the E button while on the hook to Pause the Struggle Phase timer. However, the duration of the paused Struggle Phase timer should be reduced. For example, from 26/30/34 to 10/15/20. Because if you can pause the Struggle Phase timer by yourself and the time remains the same, it might not be fair to the killer.

My Idea: For me, these 3 perks have the same issue: 'the usage distance.' I think it should be changed from 'distance' to 'time.' After successfully meeting the perk's conditions, the perk’s effect should last for 60 seconds (for both the player and their Duo partner).

Invocation: Treacherous Crows (Taurie Cain)

My Idea: This perk is definitely useless. It’s not the short duration of the aura reveal, but generally, the chances of a killer startling a crow are very low. And especially if the crow is startled by a survivor who is being chased, the perk's ability is not counted as being used. If this perk should be adjusted, it should be that every crow within the Killer’s Terror Radius, if startled by any means, will reveal the Killer’s Aura. This would make the perk more effective.