The Amanda's Letter add-on for The Pig has been Kill Switched due to an issue with incorrect RBT count.
http://dbd.game/killswitch
MoM version for killers
Are you devs happy with the massive destroy of this perk? How about a new perk for killer, Mettle of Killer: When 3 survivors get off the killer's shoulder, next survivor won't can get off.
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The nerf was needed as it was akin to old ds with not needing to be worked for
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@prayer_survivor Don't look at killers. We're getting Ghost Face nerfs out of the gate.
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the nerf was heavily needed, 3 hits is NOTHING, when things like self care and insta heals are a thing. there was no working for such a strong perk other than playing the game, all other perks require you to work for them usually in some kind of way or they are not impactful perks, like decisive you needed to be unhooked and picked up within x time for decisive. for self care it requires you to get hit then get away from the killer, adrenaline requires all the gens to be done. other perks cause exhaustion which means that the perk cannot be used again for a while. this was a OP and broken perk
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U mad bro?
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Well, record a video and show us that 3 hits is nothing when you are making gens or cleansing totems. Running all the game looking for the killer is not valid.
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The perk was gutted because it had zero counterplay for M1 killers. It took no skill and it was stupid overpowered as hell.
Also your perk suggestion is REALLY BAD. Getting off the killers shoulders rarely happens in a game. Having to do it 3 times makes it borderline useless.
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How to earn mettle body block killer 3 times while there holding a survivour. Make smart saves with bt. Or just block the killer from hitting an injured survivour. Mettle dosent just happen you need to earn it the requirements arent hard either.
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Same, record a video doing it and doing gens and cleansing totems too
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Did it require a nerf? Yep!
Was the nerf too hard (seeing as protection scoring is wonky)? Also yes
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There is a massive difference between getting hit and someone getting off your shoulder.
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