How does a killer like Trickster get released?
I just want to know the thought process on how a killer can get released who is so weak.
Trickster is like trying to play the Hag without her traps. He is so ungodly slow that you need to be playing nothing but ranks 10-20 to be able to make anything what so ever happen with the knives. How is this the live version? He is SIMPLY too slow. You can't get anything done.
Question. How in the world do you allow a Trickster to down you without giving your team enough time to do 3 gens? What are you doing exactly? Running in circles? 75% of loops TOTALLY shut his power down. He can't chase you. He can't do anything. He isn't like Huntress where one screw up you can get downed. Deathslinger the same thing....he can just miss you a bunch of times and hope you don't understand what a barrier is.
He can't chase.
He can't do anything in loops.
His "main event" might as well not even exist.
WHY does the knife damage expire exactly?
Never before has there been a killer so weak that you could probably make him 115% and still have him be horrible.
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He’s still slightly better than Ptb Ghostface
Cash grab.
Id say an actual killer at 115 with NO power would be better than the Trickster.
How are you supposed to make use of your power in most of the games loops? He's slow so he can't keep good distance in the loop. Using his power slows him down more making him lose even MORE distance in the loop. Then he's got that recoil because....thats TOTALLY needed given how hard it already is to get on them.
You're forced to give chase in a loop until you're close enough to start hitting them and then get a couple throws in probably miss half. Then if you ever do get close enough to do anything the pallet just goes down and t hey continue looping in the same way.
It's because they think there's a hidden skill cap that makes him a decent killer. Spoilers, that's not possible because of how his recoil, single-throw and knife spread work. It's RNG. You can't outskill RNG.
Commented on the wrong post, oops