who would not like to see Monstrous Shrine as a good or even a meta perk?
In the sense, I would like this perk to become useful by a significant number of players, because so far it is only meme and joke. We can write here suggestions on how to make it good and useful.
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I'd like to see a type if debuff applied for each basement hook being used..fits the perks idea and makes the basement more rewarding
Maybe something like if you hook someone in basement, 3 random generators are blocked for 60 seconds
In my own post of a bunch of killer perks I'd like to see buffs on (here) I proposed turning it into something like a Devour Hope perk, where the killer tries to perform a 'ritual' that appeases both the Entity's love of pain and of teasing hope, by hooking every survivor in the basement and letting them escape (and not going immediately back to down them or catch the rescuer), each survivor properly hooked in the basement and rescued giving the killer a permanent speed boost until that survivor is dead, and a bonus if all four are achieved. Here's the desc.
Monstrous Shrine:
The Hooks in the Basement are your shrine of devotion to the entity, and completing a complicated ritual there increases your power.
The first time you hook each survivor in the basement, you are granted a token as long as they escape the hook and you do not down either them or their rescuer for 60 seconds.
For every token you have, you get a 2% bonus to your movement speed and 5% bonus to your vault speed as long as that survivor is in the trial. When the survivor leaves or dies, you lose the associated token. If you have 4 tokens when the exit gates are powered, one exit is randomly chosen to be blocked by the entity until a token is lost.
The Basement Hooks are granted the following bonuses while you are more than 48m away:
3/6/9 % faster Entity progression.
5/10/15 % increased difficulty on escape attempts.
3/6/9 % increased penalty to escape fails.
"Then you will know that there is no escape. When hanging in the depths, you face the dark one, and even a rescue is merely a short reprieve."