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Kill ratios are a thing of the past

Seltas0208 Seltas0208
in General Discussions

Instead of counting kills towards the statistics why don't they do the average amount of hooks a killer gets in a match?


This way suiciding on hook won't make a killer look like they're overperforming but also it won't force a survivor to stay in a game they don't want to


Thoughts?

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  • Mistikus Mistikus

    i like your idea since now dc is punished it could really work

  • kcwolf1975 kcwolf1975

    You would still have the same problem, just the opposite now. Instead of hook suicides making it look like the killer is overperforming, it would now look like he is underperforming.

  • Yamaoka Yamaoka

    What if -JUST THEORETICALLY- a killer actually overperformed and managed to slug all 4 survivors consistently in 1 minute and thus only got 4 hooks in total all the time?

  • McLightning McLightning

    @[Deleted User] said:

    Or just have both.


  • MegaWaffle MegaWaffle

    @kcwolf1975 said:

    You would still have the same problem, just the opposite now. Instead of hook suicides making it look like the killer is overperforming, it would now look like he is underperforming.

    Not necessarily. If they can get the average hook time then they could see the difference of someone getting hooked, going to second stage in 3 seconds, then instant death.

    Having the time on hook would help split hook suicide from legitimate kills.

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