Duty of care, stop punishing F tier killers.
Duty Of care is coming out, and it is weak at best against strong killers, and punishing against weak ones. We see this time and time again, like with the changes to stbfl, a perk that only m1 killers ran. Do you want every killer to only run the sweatiest meta build? This is how you get that. Why would I run any m1 killers after this comes out knowing that I'd be lucky to get 1 kill against a 4 man duty of care squad. No, all the hardcore killers will just play Billy, blight, nurse, kaneki and drac. Why even have 30 some odd killers if nearly 20 of them are so bad???
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Fun part, one or two low tier killers can make it so using this perk means you die.
Myers and partially Ghostface.
Or Bubba.
Can you explain?
All these killer can instadown, meaning that even if survivors use Duty of Care, they will die for it.
No even mentioning Tombstone Myers (which I will run more after Orela goes to live) and maybe Iri Flesh Bubba, although I'm not certain about how effective it will be.
Lol I haven‘t thought about that. Do expect the devs to nerf the perk, because I do? I don‘t think they will release it in its current form.
Maybe they will. Not really sure.
BHVR Doesn't nerf S-Tier killers to be the same as the rest so why should they not be giving survivors S-tier perks (albeit one which is being over reacted to as well) lol
I don't understand the logic of having to balance Survivors around the worst killers making that side miserable to play against S-tiers especially when they are the most commonly played.
The Duty of Care user will be vulnerable, go for them, if the others bodyblock it defeats the point of the speedboost and you get your down anyways.
Not necessarily. For myers. He has to be in his power to instant down. In between power, body blocking is still effective (though risky since you won't know if myers 99'd you). Same with ghostie - here has to have people exposed to instant down, so if he's chasing someone down, someone else can run in to bodyblock and thees nothing ghostie can do. However, it's still risky, as the bodyblocker doesn't know if they are 99'd.
The bodyblocker also gets a speed boost from being hit, and the bodyblocker going out of their way to bodyblock likely means they arent at risk of elimination, so it's just a win win for the survivors.
I do agree that BHVR needs to break the habit of introducing perks that keep making the weakest killers even weaker. It's doing nothing but discouraging killer variety and heavily encouraging that everyone just play blight/nurse.
This perk doesn't hurt s tier at all. Just makes f tier have a worse time
That says more about the S tiers needing dealt with than anything else.
Maybe so, but that's a different conversation