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Survivor idea: Michonne (The walking dead)
Name: Michonne Hawthorne
Age: Mid 30's
Perks;
1- Walking amongst them: When in a chase succesfully evading the killer 4/3/2 times will cause you not to creat scratch marks the next time you are chased, for 6s/7s/8s.
2- Ressourceful: Once per match, if the killer walks near a pallet whilst carrying the survivor and is close enough to be stun, this will trigger and automatically drop it for you.
3- Silent type: Your regular breathing, walking and falling noises are reduced by 80%/90%/100%.
Comments
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I could totaly see this happening.
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After stranger things this could happen
Cool idea i like it!
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Ty guys feedbacks are appreciated!
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I’m aware of iron will
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Then you are aware it only applies to grunts of pain and not other noises. ;)
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Yeah but if it was a thing why would anybody use iron will anymore? It would probably be 20/35/50% so it could pair with no Mither l, but if you wanted no grunts without no Mither you could use iron will
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Completely and utterly OP, EVERYONE would pick this survivor and killers would dodge lobbies full of them.
Not to meation would break the game since everyone would run these perks along side of DS and other OP perks.
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Okay I'll try again...
THIS DOES NOT REDUCE GRUNTS OF PAIN, IT REDUCE NOISES SUCH AS WALKING OR JUMPING DOWN SOMETHING. NOTHING ELSE.
Also break the game ? It wouldn't more OP than a lobby full of DH and DS users. WITH INSTA HEAL.
Finally I could lower "silent type"but since it only apply to walking and jumping down I feel it's not OP at all even at 100%.
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What you're actually mad about is that their would be a different build than exhaustion builds. It isn't "breaking the game" to make other builds viable sweety.
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Again all the "silent type" perk does is reduce your regular breathing, walking and falling down noises.
Which mean it doesn't work on heavy breathing causes by exhaustion, it doesn't work whilst running, it doesn't work whilst vaulting and it doesn't reduce grunts of pain.
In what ways is that OP ?
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