Increased Exhaustion recovery while crouching
Should it return now that you block recovery when running?
Should it return now that you block recovery when running?
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I like this.
Yes, I've always thought the longer you're crouched and especially not moving you should recover more quickly. You should also have super heavy breathing just after running but as you recover it goes down to very quiet if being super stealthy.
Or recover while running when not in a chase.
I like all of this.
That's two negatives toward the killer.
I'm a killer main and I wouldn't mind the increase recovery.
Hahahah.
What.
Okay, let's not get crazy here with ideas.
This would be fantastic. If only
It should definitely return
No.
Why?
Because that's a fine example of a horrible idea.
Why is it terrible then?
Completely agreed.
Idk, 40 seconds ain't a lot of time to wait.
You'll be able to use an Exhaustion Perk about 12 times max. when assuming the devs' average desired match time, 8 minutes.
Now of course you won't be able to use it all the time, but it does mean you'll mostly have the Perk ready for a chase if you don't waste it before the chase.
And the devs said they don't want it to be used too frequently, hence no recovery while in a chase.
I get that it was neat when it was here, even i who don't like those Perks tried it out to enjoy the fast recovery.
But i think Exhaustion Perks are more in a good place than ever right now. (Unless i'm forgetting some sort of holy-balance time period.)
everyone would just "run" urban Evasion since you already move faster than walking with it.
+1 to this. Perfect idea.
I mean when I'm tired (IRL) I like to stand still or walk slowly or lie/sit down to recover faster.
Crouching is like the opposite of that, that's not a natural/comfortable position to move in. No way that would make sense. That would tire me out more than normal walking.
Edit: Oh, unless you mean crouching and not moving. Yes that makes sense. I thought you meant crouching+moving.