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thrill of the hunt and totem ideas

Maelstrom10 Maelstrom10
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Make the alert happen at either 5%, 25% or 50% done so people can't spam the notifcation noise (i don't want the notification to have a cooldown, because that takes away map awareness on multiple different totems. (i think 5% sounds fair but i also wanted to propose a buff, so a slight debuff alongside it to me sounds fair.

make the totem slowness penalty apply independantly of thrill of the hunt so that cleansing the totem just gets rid of the notification

other changes it could receive, include earning the ability to obtain its effects (besides the notification that would come base) (ie get a certain amount of downs before the totem dissapears and you get to keep the slow, akin to devour hope. or if you manage to down for example 5 people and hook them, a random totem (dull or hex) that has been cleansed, automatically fixes itself, giving a chance to randomly bring back a totem perk in a match so long as thrill is still up again akin to devour hope. (All totems brought back would have no progress ie devour would have no tokens etc)

could have the "regenerating totem" idea be a part of a seperate perk alltogether though

just throwing ideas out here to buff and nerf thrill of the hunt. i don't want all of these changes to come through just like throwing ideas out of what could be

kind of wish totems while being cleansed as survivor showed it more, like maybe glowing blue? idk not really a feature just think it would look cool if the totems looked more... active?

huntress lullaby could use a small buff, perhaps to make it more dynamic in the match. would having a silent first skill check be to much of a buff? others have asked for the killer to be able to keep whatever progress they earn on huntress lullaby after the totem is destroyed yet that could be a bit unbalanced with high rank (read newbie) survivors. yet i think having the first skill check be a suprise while retaining the earning aspect of the perk, would give it some use, and keep even pro survivors on their toes.

thanks for coming to my ted talk about perks where im honestly just throwing out ideas to see what sticks

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