Why doesn't the Shape have a global Mori power?

Once Michael Myers has Evil Within III then he should be able to teleport behind you and Mori you.

Comments

  • No, that would be unfair.

  • No, no. He should move at 200% speed as long as no Survivor can see him. 😁

  • @AngyKiller said:

    No, no. He should move at 200% speed as long as no Survivor can see him. 😁

    That could lowkey make him a really interesting Killer. If he had 200% movement speed while not being looked at or actively in chase.

    It’s like Ghost Face, but more stressful because you have to be looking behind you 24/7 or he basically closes all distance. Heck, even losing chase with a Myers might be a disadvantage because he could be literally anywhere trying to get an off-angle

  • @gatsby said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2749584#Comment_2749584

    That could lowkey make him a really interesting Killer. If he had 200% movement speed while not being looked at or actively in chase.

    It’s like Ghost Face, but more stressful because you have to be looking behind you 24/7 or he basically closes all distance. Heck, even losing chase with a Myers might be a disadvantage because he could be literally anywhere trying to get an off-angle

    It SEEMS fun but imagine an SWF; One person just looks across an open map & Myers is now walking slowly mid-chase. πŸ˜ͺ

  • @AngyKiller said:

    No, no. He should move at 200% speed as long as no Survivor can see him. 😁

    Lol, on a total tangent one of my favorite abilities from a superhero roleplaying game was the Vanishing Teleport. The way it works is you can teleport instantly anywhere you want provided that nobody is watching you at that moment and you could hypothetically get to that point through physical movement. It's basically Batman's trick where Commissioner Gordon is talking to Batman, turns away for a moment, and when he turns back Batman has vanished. πŸ˜„

    I have to admit, if someone ever figured out a way to do this in a video game on some character, I'd use that in a heartbeat. Such a cool ability!

  • @dugman said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2749584#Comment_2749584

    Lol, on a total tangent one of my favorite abilities from a superhero roleplaying game was the Vanishing Teleport. The way it works is you can teleport instantly anywhere you want provided that nobody is watching you at that moment and you could hypothetically get to that point through physical movement. It's basically Batman's trick where Commissioner Gordon is talking to Batman, turns away for a moment, and when he turns back Batman has vanished. πŸ˜„

    I have to admit, if someone ever figured out a way to do this in a video game on some character, I'd use that in a heartbeat. Such a cool ability!

    Sounds like a power made in BESM. Fun game. 😁

  • It was actually a power from the Dark City expansion in the Champions roleplaying game. That expansion had some pretty cool stuff in it. πŸ™‚ One of the major characters in it was kind of like if Batman acted like the Punisher and just killed bad guys. He had gauntlets with teleportation circuits in them that could teleport in anything from the gauntlets to a predesignated beacon and back. And with that he had a massive warehouse full of gear and weapons, each tagged with a unique code, so he could just ping in a code, the gauntlets would teleport back the item he was holding to their spot in the warehouse, and then teleport to him the item he requested. Mechanically it was a thing where he had, say, 30 points that he could rearrange at will to do anything he wanted that could feasibly be in a handheld device. He was definitely an NPC that the players did NOT want to cross!

  • @dugman said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2749584#Comment_2749584

    Lol, on a total tangent one of my favorite abilities from a superhero roleplaying game was the Vanishing Teleport. The way it works is you can teleport instantly anywhere you want provided that nobody is watching you at that moment and you could hypothetically get to that point through physical movement. It's basically Batman's trick where Commissioner Gordon is talking to Batman, turns away for a moment, and when he turns back Batman has vanished. πŸ˜„

    I have to admit, if someone ever figured out a way to do this in a video game on some character, I'd use that in a heartbeat. Such a cool ability!

    In Legend of the Five Rings (L5R), a samurai themed RPG, in the 1st edition there were some crazy stuff that only the monks could pull off.

    One fun power of the Air elemental monks was you could teleport anywhere were another person could observe you vanish behind an object and then appear anywhere in their line of sight.

    So you could walk behind a box and appear on the my battlements of a castle... or as a smol dot on the mountain waaaay behind.