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• @Laurab84 said:

  You do realise that to use a key you have to do all thr gens when all 5 are left..... if not the hatch will only spawn when you have at least 3 gens done if there are two of you left. So your logic is incorrect you can't just walk into a match, do one gen and all get out

  @AnnoyingNarrator said:

  I personally think that Keys are worse for the game than moris, but they are both terrible. Why? It has to do with both sides objectives and the way you complete them. Lets start with Moris

  Moris

  The Ebony Mori allows you to personally kill anyone who has already been hooked. Now, this is very powerful, but when you actually think about, all it really does it make it so that your first hook into your struggle hook, as the next time you get downed, you will be killed. So that is very strong, but there is a catch. You should not be getting downed in the first place! Moris are very powerful, don't get me wrong, but a good survivor can negate its effects by not getting downed. Which I know kind of sounds dumb, but at the very least it means that if you are doing your role properly, you can negate its effects. That being said, face camping with a Mori is absolutely horrible and is a crime against humanity, but I think we all know about that by now.

  Keys

  Keys, on the other hand, are complete BS. This is because it allows Survivors to say "I don't want to that objective" and escape. This is a huge problem, as there are many killers whose powers are based around the idea of forcing survivors into bad positions via the objective, for example The Trapper. So when the trapper spends his time setting up his traps, preparing a nasty three gen, and killing a survivor, the key lets all three of the other survivors escape via hatch, completely negating the killer's power. To make matters worse, the key punishes killers for, well, killing people. The more people you kill, the less gens the survivors have to do to escape. So if you are doing your job, you get punished. That is incredibly stupid. But the worse part of it is that as Killer you get denied the hooks that the survivors have, meaning that you are incredibly likely to lose some rank. You can counter it by bring Franklin's Demise, but you are giving up a perk slot for that.

  Conclusion

  While both of these items have the effect of negating an objective for their side, Keys are worse because there is no way to easily counter without giving some up. Keys also completely counter territorial killers on certain maps.

  @Mister_xD said:

  so the mori counter is "just dont go down"?

  yeah, thats not gonna happen. maybe a year or two ago this could have been a valid argument, but not anymore.

  i dont think it matters which is stronger than the other, fact is that both are absolutely busted and need to be changed.

  You have to do all 5 gens to get the hatch they already nerfed the key remember when it used to be only 3 gens. THEY NEED TO NERF MORI IT MAKES THE GAME BORING I swear killers think ever survivors is some red rank YouTuber who can run them for 5 gens 🤦🏽‍♂️

  in Keys Are Worse Than Moris Comment by bbqpowder November 13, 2020