Glyph Gifts - A killer offering that bestows a glyph for survivors
I would like to propose that every time a killer unlocks something on the bloodweb, there is a chance that a Glyph Gift is also unlocked (in addition to what they intended to unlock). This is so the Gift Glyphs don't "take up space" on the bloodweb for those who do not want to utilize them. These are special offerings that can be equipped that propose a glyph challenge to the survivors with the exception of the pink glyph. This allows survivors to have the option to go for some extra BP in the match, but it also buys a small amount of time for the killer for the time survivor's spend interacting (or looking for) the glyph.
It lets killers still do their thing, but also shows that they are showing some positive community interaction either out of respect for the opposing team, or perhaps to add some risk vs reward to the opposing team (losing time going for the glyph and accepting any glyph downsides if interacted with). Survivors can entirely ignore the glyph, of course.
Essentially, this would allow killers to give some extra potential BP for the survivors for a variety of reasons. Heck, maybe the killer is doing a crazy meme build that's tough to deal with, but can at least apologize by offering extra BP for the trouble, lol.
Long story short, these glyph gifts would not "take up space" in the bloodweb, as they have a chance of being a bonus reward when unlocking something in the bloodweb. Killers can disregard them entirely, or use the gift glyphs as offerings to give survivors a boost in bp just for fun. I mean, we have killers who like doing positive things like give hatch and such, why not extend that for those kinds of killers with offerings?
From the survivor point of view, you do have to make a call, do you keep doing gens, or do you try to spend a little bit of extra time by nabbing some free bp from a gifted glyph (along with any potential downsides the glyphs have). Just as a reminder, the pink glyph would NEVER show, as a gift glyph should be 100% optional and can be ignored if desired.
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