Strength of Survivors to killer ratio
When we look at things killers are actually all really weak. Because it is straight upfront 4 survivors with his knows what perks, items and add ons on (A large variety of combinations).
We then look at the killers with 4 perks there power and 2 add ons. The strength of one killer needs to equate to the strength of four survivors. In actual fact in summary.
Killer s: 4 perks which are quite weak in places and most of which are easily countered by survivors i.e. Hexes
2 add ons with constant downfalls throughout
Killer power which a lot can still easily be countered
Survivors:
16 perks a lot of the time none of which can really be countered much due to the weakness of there counters
A lot of the time 4 different items especially flashlights and toolboxes which again can't really be countered that we'll. Other than Franklin's.
Usually 8 different add ons each of which are individually powerful.
This n is ridiculous and makes n the killer look weak as anything.
Comments
This 16 Perks-Bullshit is still in peoples mind? oh my...
Well, some stuff does get out of hand. Not much though.
4 Prove Thyself with Toolboxes makes me sad :(
We ain't wrong are we.
Prove Thyself is actually a bad Perk. Bad in a sense that it is better for the Killer if they equip Prove Thyself than any Perk which is stronger. It also onyl really comes into effect during the Lategame (where the Killer has a bigger advantage than at the Start of the game), because it is more effective to work on different Gens anyway.
Except when it takes 30 seconds to do one gen with two people on it. That's at least two gens done from a single chase.
Prove Thyself removes the need for Survivors to split up and do gens.
Prove thyself takes four seconds off of a gen
I am talking about toolboxes and Prove Thyself.
Base Prove Thyself is fine, coupled with other stuff, not so much.