Have we already forgotten about demogorgon being in the game?

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demogorgon definitely needs attention now, i'll agree. the versatility he offers is getting more limited due to the lack of tools available to counter perks and map sizes effectively. it wasn't nearly as bad as it was a few years ago, but now it's gotten to the point where you have to play the game with the expectation that you are going to get a poor result against a decent team unless you strictly focus on using shred, liberal usage of portals, and very tight generator control (which is even still up in the air, since he can no longer manage pressure well).

the killer cannot effectively control portions of the map, ambush, play hit-and-run, nor play as offensively or defensively like he used to. it doesn't help that his kit no longer encourages versatility in builds due to changes of the addons to more generic behaviors in an effort to "buff" him. he is now forced into this strange flowchart of threaten chase or commit chase → out position survivor → force pallet break or win 50/50 → try to play for domino effect after slug/hook and repeat. if this flowchart is disrupted, the killer's pressure is lost and very difficult to gain back if you are not prepared for it.

and even if you wanted to, say for example, herd survivors into the path of active portals with extended range to take advantage of blindness and oblivious, the size and open designs of most maps simply do not allow you to do it since survivors can easily avoid them. likewise, addons have bugs that have not been fixed in years, including red moss (which is intended to make portal emergence silent and doesn't work). portals cannot be used as tactically anymore. i will not say that they are entirely useless, but their range of what they can offer has been reduced significantly.

chases, at the same time, do not feel consistent for survivors. there are claims that demogorgon chases are full of "RNG", and i can agree, but not because of the killer itself. more-so it's just that these maps make it difficult for both the survivor and killer to outplay each other in a satisfying way. if an immediate resource is not nearby, demogorgon can slaughter you, which is partly due to how shred is a multi-use tool. but part of his interaction is that threatening aspect, which is easily taken away by survivors being given poor luck or the killer being reduced to regular m1 interactions due to survivors having access to so many tools that allows them to escape or reduces the effectiveness of his chase power.

there's a lot more i can mention that's a major issue and a laundry list of changes to propose, but my major concern is BHVR making changes that completely strips the identity, fundamentals, and versatility of the killer when it's not entirely his fault. before they make changes to him, i wish BHVR would address the fact that there's too many elements in the game that can determine an outcome for the players or swing a game way out of favor rather than changing one aspect.