Shadowborn usages?
How to make it worth, I want your opinions
How to make it worth, I want your opinions
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I don't play nurse, but people say it's great on her.
I like it huntress, better fov is always good when you wanna shoot people
Great on both Nurse and Ghostie. Better control over Blinking and wider stalk range/better accuracy when swinging respectively.
It's a must for me on every Killer, The default FOV is just too small after getting used to shadowborn.
It's not really worth, but it makes Nurse playable for me. I just wish they did away with Shadowborn and gave us the option to increase FOV by up to 15 extra degrees. With the way killers are there's absolutely no reason to argue against this being a thing, it'd be such a good QoL change that would help literally everyone. Increasing the FOV is an advantage, but is it seriously that huge of an advantage to make some people play with only 3 perks? The advantages of it vs survivors are negligible. The only killers that it would be a distinct upgrade on would be Myers and GhostFace, but then make it so your FOV decreases to the current default when you're stalking.
This game is hardly a competitive or serious game, it's a stupid party game that would benefit from so many QoL changes that would make it so much more fun and enjoyable to play.
Shadowborn is great on killers with map presence as it lets you see stuff you might miss with the default field of view. Its also great on the taller killers like Wraith, Clown, Trapper, and Myers due to it removing the blindspot these killers have around their feet which survivors occasionally try to exploit. It also widens the view on stalking killers or Nurse who looks down after each blink.
The thing about this perk though is its subjective from person to person on how well it effects your match. Some people get great use out of it and others barely notice an improvement versus a different perk. It is ultimately up to you if it will help you, do to you deciding what to do with the information it provides.