Spirit's playrate will drop substantially

Stridor was the only reason Spirit had an average play rate. It made her accessible to people that didn't main her.

Now she's probably going to have similar stats to Nurse. No one plays her but mains do very well.

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  • 100% did not care about stridor, does not change a thing for me.

  • @1miko said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/268610/spirits-playrate-will-drop-substantially

    She has it even harder because of running footsteps not doing any noise during phasing if using Iron Will. But it's not like a real loss. Spirit is a complete pain to deal with, let us have a patch or two without her.

    it's not just with iron will... while phasing you can't hear footsteps from anyone. This wasn't in the patch and as a "bug" that already existed during PTB, BHVR knew about it... which makes me wonder, wether was implemented as a silent nerf, a test nerf or is just a bug and will fixed in like 1-2 months and we'll have to deal with it meanwhile.

  • They should revert her bug but otherwise I don't care.

  • @chapizwow said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2386822#Comment_2386822

    it's not just with iron will... while phasing you can't hear footsteps from anyone. This wasn't in the patch and as a "bug" that already existed during PTB, BHVR knew about it... which makes me wonder, wether was implemented as a silent nerf, a test nerf or is just a bug and will fixed in like 1-2 months and we'll have to deal with it meanwhile.

    Its probably part of spirit's new balance along with Stridor with sound adjustments. I like how freddy snare nerfs are labelled as bug fixes.

  • @gatsby said:

    Stridor was the only reason Spirit had an average play rate. It made her accessible to people that didn't main her.

    Now she's probably going to have similar stats to Nurse. No one plays her but mains do very well.

    Disagree about stridor and if her play rate drops, that's a good thing.

  • Good, now bad Spirits won't be carried by a perk.

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