Don't change whispers
Whispers is not a meta perk, used by less than 1% players. I humbly request to not change it. We, the players who spend less than 1-2 hours a day in the game, cannot develop much of a map and game sense because of our studies and other duties. We rely on whispers as a radar to detect survivors. By destroying the it's range from 32 to 24 meters, Behavior, you are destroying the core mechanics of this perk. That 5% haste is useless outside of chase. So I humbly request, do whatever you want with other meta perks, but for the Love of God, don't change Whispers. Keep it as it is and don't make our life harder
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Please for the love of God, Don't change Whispers. It's the only perk that helps us to play this game properly even after we spend so much time in studying and professional works. The no life hardcore gamers can easily avoid this perk as they can develop game sense by playing hundreds of matches. My total gametime in 7 months isn't even 200 hours and I've played killer almost all this time on every killer with this Whispers present on every killer build
I humbly request to not change whispers. It's the only possible perk that gives, players who can't spend too much time on game any value. It's not aura perk, it doesn't give definite information. It helps us to reduce our time loss Ingame, play killer while not being confused at every possible tile guessing if a survivor is here or am I wasting my time.
It's a niche perk, no definite information that saves us trouble. Please understand dear behavior that we are unable to spend thousands of hours in this game but whatever we spend, we love playing no matter if we win or loose. This perk is our identity. Please do not change Whispers. Let it stay. Let it have it's 32 meters radius without any haste. We don't want a buff like that.
You could have just put this all in one post instead of adding more and more comments to it.
But if you genuinely enjoy Whispers, this is a buff not a nerf. Reducing the range gives you a wayyyy better idea of where you should be looking for survivors. The current range of 32 meters covers like a quarter of the map a lot of the time, and is most useful when there are less survivors or on bigger maps. The new Whispers carries the same strengths but is much more useful on smaller maps and in general gives a much more defined area of where the killer should look.
It's perma map mobility for killers who lacks it.
It's easy if you are good at the game, whispers still does that and even better with 24 meters radius, you know survivors are closer and 32 was too much honestly, 24 meters is still quite big.
Pls tell me how this buff makes your life "harder".
Speak for yourself I think this is a great perk buff
whispers absolutely got buffed and should be making it easier for you to find survivors not harder. the 5% is mostly a token and not useful, but having whispers goes off at 24 instead of 32 drastically deduces the potential search area.
Here's the thing. Whispers tells you a survivor is there somewhere even before they start hearing your terror radius properly. You can then guess where they are, see the possible strong tiles, and make a plan even before survivors can hear the terror radius. Let's say my base terror radius is 32 meters. Whispers tells me a survivor is there and by judging when whispers activated, you can get a bird's eye view.
Now if whispers activate at 24 meters, survivor can hear your terror radius much earlier even before you get to know someone is there. They can prerun to a strong tile and get a stronger advantage.
Now whispers doesn't just give info on someone is there. It also gives negative info. Let's say the map is huge and many obstacles. A killers most important currency is time. If whispers doesn't activate here, it means no one is here and this area is not worth searching, just move on. This really helps if you're not familiar with survivor behavior and maps and if you're not a hardcore gamer.
You can say 32 meters is a very large area. But it's this large radar that allows a killer to make a plan even before the survivors can take a guess of what's happening. I've done it countless time. I can't get better with maps because I can play 2-3 matches a day at most. And I am a pure macro oriented player with almost dogshit chase and loop skills which none can develop if you play 2-3 matches a day. I make it so survivors don't get to enjoy the strong tiles, I shut down their escape plans, their routing and make them commit mistakes and bad decisions even before they can reach the strong tile. If they reach it, I cannot waste time there and have to leave mostly