Event is too killer sided

Hey, I really dislike being the guy that says "the game is ____ sided!!!" and starts complaining about everything, but after playing the event for a bit I do have some complaints about how they implemented the modifiers.

Both roles have 3 abilities each they can ocasionally use throughout the match, but in my opinion the survivor ones are almost useless if compared to the killer abilities.

1. Silent mode - Essentially a better Iron Will that only lasts for a short amount of time. We all know Iron Will is good but not very game changing and mostly situational. Very few cases where you actually feel this makes a difference since most of the time the killer will have line of sight and will be chasing you. But if you go against a Spirit this can be very good.

2. Block window - My favorite out of the survivor abilities, you can block and window and stop the killer from vaulting it for a few seconds. Can make for some pretty funny moments where you block the window in the killers face and they have to go around the loop and waste some time. It's mostly very situational though, and a gimmick that doesn't do much most of the time.

3. Create party pallet - In theory the most powerful ability you can have, where it lets you create a pallet in any spot a pallet can spawn, but the pallet breaks if it's dropped, even if it stuns the killer. In theory, this can make the killer's life like hell where in each corner there's a pallet to worry about getting stunned. In practice though, you can bring Enduring and now dropping any of these pallets is a bad idea for the survivor and means getting a free hit. I'm yet to see a single killer to not bring Enduring this event, and why wouldn't you? And even if you don't, even the game gives the killer a limited time Enduring as an ability, so this means using this ability is a bad idea 99% of the time.

Now with the killer's abilities:

1. Endure any stun - The game gives you Enduring's effect for a short time. It's not very good since it doesn't last long and not always there when you need it, but it's nice when it's there. But just bring Enduring instead.

Now, for the good stuff:

2. Break pallets from a distance - This was already a thing before and people already disliked it before for it being basically free zoning, and it is. Any time you use this you are not only saving a lot of time from breaking the pallet but instantly zoning the survivor into a bad position and getting a free hit.

3. Hook from a distance - If you've played at least 2 killer matches you've realized that a good portion of the match is spent carrying survivors around to hooks. Sometimes you have a Scourge Hook perk but all those hooks are very far. Sometimes you need to hook in a certain part of the map to gain pressure. Worry not, cause this ability gives you the option to send the survivor to any hook on the map as long as it's on the same altitude. Cutting all that time you spend carrying survivors around to hooks is insanely strong, specially when you can pair it with Scourge Hook perks.

Overall I think there is a clear discrepancy over how the abilities from each side affect the match. I don't really have a problem with the abilities being too strong, I actually like it, since it shakes things up, but if only one side has said strong abilities it makes it a lot less interactive, and I guess I'll be playing a lot more in the killer role this event.

You can argue "focus on the fun, not on how strong it is", but if most of the survivor's abilities are incredibly situational and/or weak, it also does not make it very fun to interact with.