can we add a longer cooldown to the regurgitation on krasue

why do you want to nerf a balanced killer, adapt

wesker doesnt need an infection to injure with his power, and also, the survivors can move during the healing phase to compensate for the timer.

when you are uninfected against krasue, she has to go into body form, land the infection, go back into head form, catch up the distance lost, then she can properly chase with a power, which isn't even that oppressive anymore after the nerfs. the whole process stops her from snowballing. the skill expression is in the fact that if you survive her long enough during the healing timer then you get a massive reward as a survivor in that she basically loses her power. however if she gets the down, then the infection resets which is balanced because if she hooks the infection goes away anyway. if she slugs to keep the infection that's fine too because it's a trade, the killer is giving up a hook state to go for a higher reward but a higher loss if she doesn't play it well. absolutely balanced in my opinion.

i dont have a strong opinion about the auto aim because it doesn't really guarantee hits it's just a nice thing to have. even if the autoaim was removed, the spit ricochet must be kept the same, otherwise it would be a gigantic unneeded nerf on top of the current nerfs.

You mention skill expression, but only in regards to survivors.

no i did not, i just spoke from the survivor pov. i could've said "if you as the krasue player fail to get the down in time you lose" this would be about skill expression from the killer side. that's what makes this killer balanced. she's not a no effort killer like some people claim. if you play her cluelessly you will lose fast because a good survivor team can exploit her weaknesses.

is much more punishing to miss.

that depends, if the survivor is healing the infection then missing as the krasue is a lot more punishing than missing as wesker. wesker has the ability to snowball only limited by his power's cooldown and loops. krasue's snowball is limited by her power's own unique weakness + the other things.

when you really think about krasue's power you realize it's not even that insane anymore. loops still work against her, you just have to play differently. sure some loops are worse, some are better that's how it is with every killer. her mobility isn't that impressive too because it has a charge system.

and about the autoaim like i said earlier it really doesnt make that big of a difference. they can remove the autoaim if they want. if you miss the first actual shot the autoaim doesnt do much anyway. this is not autoaim like homing missile directly at the survivor, it's just the ricochet part direction. it's not gonna make up for bad aim, it just makes her slightly easier.

seriously, i feel like the people that complain about krasue even after the nerfs she got don't make a sound when it comes to hillbilly who's not even that hard to play and is much better in pretty much every aspect. nobody cares about hillbilly getting a 4k slug at 4-5 gens but people are so instantly ready to call krasue better than nurse just because she is actually a good killer that actually rewards skilled gameplay and forces survivors to play a little differently.

you can just watch one of ohtofu's hillbilly guides from the past and you will already learn how the common loops are played, then it's just a matter of some practice. i personally think that krasue is harder to win with than hillbilly once you get the curving down, which isn't that hard to begin with. mechanically hillbilly may be somewhat harder but that doesn't make the killer harder overall. spirit for another example i'd argue is much harder than hillbilly even though she doesn't have anything mechanically demanding in her kit. same with the houndmaster partly because she is so stupidly bugged.

i would personally want to go against krasue than hillbilly because a good hillbilly is extremely difficult to beat on a fair map. he just has no downtime and missing with him is very forgiving in comparison. not to mention he camps and slugs so much more effectively. krasue on the other hand you got a number of options to counter and slow her down, at worst a bodyblock which you cant do against hillbilly except with endurance.

but i agree with you that some killers feel like they are too easy for their tier. i feel like bhvr sometimes releases killers really OP or problematic even after the PTB then nerfs them shortly after launch after they got the money. pyramid head, legion, freddy rework, krasue, etc.

Either infection needs to be earned or head mode needs to have actual counterplay. But who am I kidding, they won't even fix the other 2 S tier killers they released in the last year so why would I expect them to start now.

I haven't seen a single Krasue since the last nerf. Can we please let the poor woman be?

I played her few matches and the nerfs are noticable. She's still strong, but not counterable. Her terror radius though…that annoys me.

EU as well. I literally haven't seen a Krasue in 3 days now. 2 days ago i played almost 8 hours straight and didnt see one. Only time i've seen one is when i played her myself.

All i see is nurse, hillbilly, Wesker, some clowns and blights.

Her follow up hit was way easier to do…when intestinal whip curved around obstacles to a ridiculous degree, when her vault speed was unreasonably fast, when intestinal whip hit over all kinds of obstacles, when she could M1 functionally instantly after infecting, when transitioning between body → was functionally instant, and when there was 0 windup on intestinal whip. Now? Not so much, and less so (to the point of being situationally worse than Unknown, but yeah it's probably easier than Unknown at a baseline) when you start to factor in bodyblocking. And she has almost no macro to make up for it…you don't really get anything for just infecting people other than forcing them to do a short interaction with a non-threatening infinite resource, so why should it so hard to apply?

Regurgitate and UVX are simply not the same. They exist in fundamentally different design spaces despite being functionally similar on a surface level, which I tried to point out in the previous reply (that's why the small paragraph was necessary).