Archer1994
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I also had some ideas for other hex perks.
New Hex Ruin:
As well as the 2x auto regression, should have slow down on gen speed. Say 25/32.5/50% depending on which tier you have.
Hex Huntress Lullaby:
Only spawns once you have the 5th stack. Then this will force the survivors to get off gens and search for it. Prior to the 5th stack, it doesn't have a high impact, so it should have the ability without spawning yet.
Hex Third Seal:
Applies the oblivious status effect to any survivor that is hit for 60/80/100 seconds.
This would be a scary perk to go against and would also be effective against SWF.
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The suggestion you made for NOED was interesting. I had an idea for it recently, which still involves it being an endgame perk, but takes away a bit of the annoyance. I was considering this:
When the last generator is completed, a hex totem spawns. While this totem in active, the survivors can't activate the exit gate (maybe blocked by the entity). This totem deactivates after 3/4/5 minutes or when the totem is cleansed.
This is an effective endgame perk that gives the survivors one last objective to do. Obviously its effectiveness can be based on where the totem spawned, which goes onto your point about totem placement being trash sometimes. I added the timer so the killer couldn't just stand next to the totem and hold the game hostage obviously. An added bonus of this totem is that it won't allow as many unskilled killers to reach high ranks just because of NOED.
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Why not just have it so that there is a slow down to gens while ruin is active in addition to auto-regression ability (25/32.5/50%)? It would provide the slow down early game that killers need, while taking away the 'annoyance' to new survivors who won't need to hit great skill checks anymore. It will also rely less on RNG than the old ruin because skill check appearance is random. It will also be more effective against high rank survivors who hit great skill checks anyway.
Powerful enough to warrant it being a hex perk, while no longer 'frustrating' for new survivors.