Who am I playing against?
Survivors should know. Not who the killer is playing as, but who the person is. As the killer, if you don't want to play against Twitch streamers, you have the option to lobby dodge. Survivors have no such option. The only reason not to that I can think of is to protect killers from being stream sniped. But survivors have no such protection. That can be remedied easily enough. Make a badge for streamers that shows their stream name after matches while leaving profile information open before the match.
There are certain people that you know, just by looking at them, that you're going to have a bad time. That you don't want to play that match. After a certain time of night, I will not play against someone who brings a mori. Just won't do it, because 9 times out of 10, it's an awful waste of time and I regret having been in there at all.
Now, there was a recent thread about not being matched with someone if you block them, and the rationale is that it hurts the blockee more than the blocker, and that it isn't right to infringe on how someone chooses to play. But at the same time, I should have a right to refuse to play with someone. That consent goes both ways. Give survivors a way to lobby dodge.
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Sure why not and we already have the streamer mode so they can protect themself bhvr should just do what you said and make it so you can see the name after the game for prome reasons
You cant really tell if its an actual mori though or a shroud, especially in the offering screen if someone does not play anything. it can be mistaken for a mori up until you get in the match and see that it was only a shroud of binding or something
95/100 it's a Mori. After 1500 hours, I've seen shroud like... three times.
Still you wouldn't know it during the offering screen if 5 offerings in total were not played
Also it might just be a yellow mori as well which pretty much requires normal gameplay or forcing survivors to leave or bleed out
Killer offering tokens look slightly different from survivors,so you can tell. And when it's late at night, when all the tryhards online? Please. It's always at least a green.During the day, sure.
They don't tho? They always look exactly the same at the offering screen
When the match starts though you can tell because the killer offering is always below the survivor offerings when tou pause if game, if any were played