I have never felt this scammed.

I actually hated legion from the start. Hated the fact that my mission in the game was to annoy survivors and since i main both sides, i just didn't want to even play more with him because of that "annoy survivor" mechanic and because i knew how disgusting and EXTREMELY boring was to play against him so after millions of BP to get him all the perks, i can honestly say that i played less than 30 games with him at max rank and i instantly cancel every single daily mission that pops up so anything that has the consequence of seeing fewer legions and not having to play with him is literally paradise for me.

I actually enjoy the game but never had this "bad feeling" to the point of having to register in the forum and complain.

The only reason a player would play those perks is because they don't have better perks. But lets do a recap.

Jeff:

Wasting a perk slot to break 2 hooks per game in case someone farm you so they don't get hooked in that hook but in one a little far away? All this supposing the killer is near the hook and can put down the surv who farmed you.

Waste a perk slot so the killer can't see you 3 times and go for another surv instead of you is counterproductive because other survs will spend their "hooks" while you are hidden from killer route. Making the killer able to get an early kill from survivors he can BBQ and probably losing you the game.

Aftercare is the only perk that i had some hope in but the fact that removes the aura readings if you get hooked it just kills it. If they would change it to permanent reading through the trial would improve ppl altruistic playstyle and would help a lot for solo players and i would pick it over bond anytime but bond or even empathy are just superior.

Quentin:

What can i say about his perks. Having to rely on a perk slot to find a single use heal from a chest that you have to look for is extremely useless. So situational that you would have to play dozens of games to even think "wow, pharmacy just won that game for me"

Wake up is pretty much the same. Sure it will help you at some point but well, i would pick Hope for an endgame perk if you really want to survive the killer coming to the gate. I am not even going to talk about Vigil.

Tapp:

I really like stake out but the cooldown needed for a charge is too high to even make an impact in a game for using a perk slot. About the other perks well, you can pick maps for aura reading and the killer going out of their objective to make use of Tenacity... i used it a lot and with slug nurse out of the table it is just a bad perk that will make an impact in a really little amount of situations.

Steve:

Do i really need to point out how bad his perks are? Only babysitter could be considered a minor perk but i would always take borrow time over it. Camaraderie i bet it has like a 0.0001% representation. Having to be almost out of the game for a perk to start working is... well you know what it is.

Second wind could be a really solid perk if the healing time was 8 seconds like inner strength, but 30 seconds and the fact that it deactivates if you get slugged is a fraking joke. It would be an awesome perk if it forced the killer to pick you up from the ground the same way DS forces the killer to slug you after an unhook. Also the fact that you need to heal someone to full before it activates is just BS and you can easily die in a game without even having it activated or used.

I could keep going but as you see, i have tried to make a lot of perks work but I just can't get into a game knowing that 2 or 3 of my perks will not be used or even slightly make an impact in the game.

The same i could say about a lot of killers. They have cool perks but most of them are useless because they are so undertuned that are a joke. For example, the Demogorgon have ######### perks but then you have surge that could be an amazing perk but it turns out that it only works with basic attacks in a game where most killers have special powers who will never make use of it.

Another example: Overcharge, it should be an unnanounced skill check during the repair of the gen and not when survs just get back to a gen. You could make it overlap with the next skill check forcing the surv to press space twice in a short time but it is just pure trash.

Another perk that would be cool if it had no cooldown and no minimum distance, Territorial Imperative. Would make really good perk and simple as a baby "You get into the basement? The entity tells the killer you are there because that basement is dangerous" FIN. Situational, as any good perk, but powerful enough to make someone think about picking it.

I see you saw some numbers. Could you please share pre-nerf cuota vs post-nerf use of this perk? Because at rank 1 i could play 100 games and maybe an ash doing the expert achievement is using it, but not a single serious surv is picking that perk at ranks where the survivor have the best perks available because they understand the game and played long enough.

I made this post because of that. I don't understand anyone who talks about Q/E because I never press those keys in my keyboard. What i know is that a survivor coming straight to me can make a 30º turn and when i hit the M1 to slam him, the oni will just slam the ground in front of me because i can't turn enough to just hit someone literally in my screen.