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• Ok, well after reading all of this, I still think my most valid point is the amount of hooks. There should be way less.

  There should be just enough hooks that a killer really has to use scramble to find one just before the survivor wiggles out. It should be about perfect timing for the killer, just like skill checking a generator. I mean, if a survivor REALLY has to look carely for a generator (without a perk), then the same should go for hooks and killers. It's not fair that a hook is right next to a generator, or right next to a cabinet, or even right next to the exit gate. Or two hooks within close proximity to each other.

  The hooks should be sparse. How is it fair that a killer can pick me up at ANY where in the map and hook me before the Wiggle bar even gets to 20%? Even with Boil Over, I have found killers can find hooks within 1-2 seconds at anywhere of the map. THEY ARE EVERYWHERE!! It is absolutely not fair.

  Also, something needs to be done about rage quitting. If a survivor rage quits, it makes it easier for the killer.

  However, if a killer disconnects ,the whole game ends, not fair at all.

  And killers should not get faster during a chase, they should get slower, as it get slower for survivors. There needs to be exhaustion for running on both killers and survivors.

  in New Player - My Issues With Balance Comment by AnnekeFloorever August 7, 2018