When a survivor is soulless, maybe they can see a ghost like clock which can be interacted with to turn back time. Turning back time would mean the survivor would travel to the location their soul was taken and it would give them their soul back. Also, a light, almost transparent wind swirl animation could play in the location of a player travelling back in time and it could alert the killer? Just a thought :)
I like this killer. Not being able to see or interact with other survivors would make for a very interesting feeling of isolation. How would a survivor go about breaking the connection? Did you have any perks in mind for this killer?
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When a survivor is soulless, maybe they can see a ghost like clock which can be interacted with to turn back time. Turning back time would mean the survivor would travel to the location their soul was taken and it would give them their soul back. Also, a light, almost transparent wind swirl animation could play in the location of a player travelling back in time and it could alert the killer? Just a thought :)
Nice concept!☺
I like this killer. Not being able to see or interact with other survivors would make for a very interesting feeling of isolation. How would a survivor go about breaking the connection? Did you have any perks in mind for this killer?