A little help to my build.
I just recently got the Halloween Chapter and I'm planning to got decisive strike in all my survivors.
My actual build is self care, borrowed time, balanced landing and Unbreakable. I want to replace some of these perks for decisive strike but I actually don't know which perk.
I listened in a lot of forums that self care is actually useless and just a completely waste of time and it's not worthy at all (I play solo most of times btw)
Any suggestions of which perk to replace for decisive strike? I would appreciate it
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Self Care is probably what most would replace it with; however, when used right, Self Care is still a great perk.
I'd probably replace it with Balanced Landing.
Self care is strong but it is better to swap it out for an information perk like Bond, or a stealth perk like iron will (assuming you have them unlocked). I'd drop borrowed time for decisive strike, especially if you're a solo survivor. Most saves can be made safely without borrowed time. I don't see camping killers much at all unless we're in the endgame, but you may have different experiences.
I would remove self care, I avoid it at all costs if I can no matter what type of build I'm going for. You're much better off running botany and a medkit if that's what you're after.
For exhaustion perks I prefer Dead hard and sprint burst by a mile but BL is good; and instead of SC I think We'll make it or adrenaline are great options!
My personal recommendation would be DS, BT, (exhaustion perk) and We'll Make it or Adrenaline.
Definitly for Selfcare. Its not totally "useless" per se, but a medicore perk at best. Most people run it because of bad habit.
DS and Unbreakable is a very strong combo and borrowed time is overall one of the best perks in DbD. I dont know about Ballanced Landing, i would rather use Dead Hard, Sprintburst or Lithe, but if BL is the exhaustion perk you are most confortable with, go for it.
Replace SC with balanced landing. You're better off removing SC even before you have DS. You can use Bond or Kindred instead.