Dogjeff07
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I agree that current cypress is good, people wont really complain if it is a cypress mori. I think ivory having the effect i was thinking for cypress would aslo be a fine idea.
with what avoiceofreason was saying this implementation i'm suggesting would effectively make death hook a mori action unless people try to escape hook.If a survivor has to be hooked twice it would make death hook the mori. but the survivor could be freed twice, if they wanted to kobe sure they couldnt be morid, but they only get off the hook once and the killer still gets two hooks on them, the amount needed for the medal
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I feel that a change that would trigger the mori after a player escapes from the killers grasp would promote less altruistic play from other survivors such as flashlight rescue, pallet rescue hook breaking or other ways that a survivor can participate.
Since moris come up as a secret under the offerings it is usally very often that you know wether or not the killer has a mori. in this case survivors being carried would feel powerless as the lose if they wriggle and they lose if they dont, if anything it is worse if they escape.
With this proposal survivors could be killed before being hooked once, if a killer chooses to tunnel a player even after a wriggle out it doesnt neccesarily take long to hunt them and kill them faster than the current mori. This could promote a hostage feeling on the side of the survivor.
I personally think it would be hard to make a 'wriggle out' mori and make it something both sides can enjoy/accept
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@Szarman said:
To be honest I still think, that mori would be useless, when it could be used only after second hook. My idea is:
EBONY:
- You can kill all survivors, after all of them have been hooked once.
Ivory:
- You can kill one survivor, after all of them have been hooked once.
Cypress:
- You can kill the last survivor in the trial.
I think that's also a good idea, gives the killer a mini goal to work towards and something survivors can do to avoid it.
I think both are good ways to slow down the power of mori while trying to keep its unique ability