JustAShadow

For the buff you can just make his Leather Gloves and maybe Loose Crank addons basekit, and then make the infection not go up after getting unhooked until the survivor makes the conspicuous action.

in Wesker should receive a nerf and a buff to his power to limit tunneling. Comment by JustAShadow June 30, 2023

The game would be in a better state if this happens.

in What do you think would happen if Corrupt Intervention-lite was basekit? Comment by JustAShadow June 30, 2023

@Halloulle said:
It is balanced since the aura change to it.
But. It still has that bad aftertaste because when it does kick in and is of any value it does very much feel like like a punch to the gut to be on the receiving end. It has the ability to negate whatever good and skilled stuff you did all match long; if you happen to get hit by NOED and the totem is right next to your hook that's that. It's incredibly frustrating. --- Add to that, that it's not exactly earned and it feels not just like a punch in the gut but also like a massive middle finger.
So yeah, while balanced it's a perk that inherently has a bunch of negative (and imo unhealthy) potential bundled into it. And to be perfectly honest, I don't know if it's alright on the whole or unhealthy.

Fully agree, it is mostly balanced but playing against it is usually extremely frustrating.

in Is Noed a balanced perk Comment by JustAShadow June 29, 2023

Waiting for crouch tech(which can hard counter Demo and Billy and to some degree Blight) and Wesker vaulting bug to be fixed, but probably a huge copium on my part.

in Your Expectations from Upcoming Mid-Chapter? Comment by JustAShadow June 29, 2023

Way too strong against non-S tiers and a slight inconvenience against S tiers. Honestly one of the worst designed perks in this game's history and the faster it gets nerfed the better.

in How strong is Made for This? Comment by JustAShadow June 25, 2023

@Halloulle said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3463723#Comment_3463723
You want to zone survivors with him and keep them in the parts of the map where you do have pods. - Not saying it's easy or always possible - but if you go for "even the most disatvantageous tile for killer must guarantee him a hit upon successful power use" that means it's pretty broken on all other occasions. Add to that pallets getting depleted rather quickly since you may not get hit but you also don't get the distance you would usually get from a stun and windows being not omnipresent on all maps/all areas of the map and the whole "but there's pallets and windows" isn't a particularly convincing argument, in my view.
Lérys ... not sure if I agree but it doesn't matter: there are maps that are especially good and maps that are especially bad for certain killers. Personally, I would prefer a more level playing field --- but I get the impression it's very much by design that you can get a map where you're at a huge advantage with a certain killer -- or at a huge disatvantage.
If both players play optimally in chase, bloodlust or depletion of resources in the chase area should ultimately end the chase (note; after a first such optimal chase subsequent chases should be a lot quicker due to a lack of resources). It should not be a rock-paper-scissors game where, one side is stuck with paper and the other with scissors.

Zoning survivors in the part of the map you've trapped is basically the same as Trapper and Hag who are some of the worst killers in the game and survivors can just communicate the pods positions and disable them.

Again, I didn't say he should guarantee a hit on every tile but what is the point of using your power if it can do nothing half of the time? Why would you play a killer who he can only get hits when survivors are mispositioned and using your power can just be a placebo?

Getting rid of pallets is not such a strong power as you make it appear, yes he can get rid of the pallets quicker than most killers, but so what? Bubba forces quick pallet drops and even has an instadown, but is he a strong killer? By the time you get rid of a decent amount pallets it might be already too late to capitalize if the survivors are efficient on gens. Let's say you got to a point where you have a barren map but there's only 1 gen left and 4 survivors alive. At this point survivors can just go die in a corner and the gens will be done anyway despite the lack of any pallets(also windows are still a thing). I still wouldn't say that Singularity is weak(I consider him slightly above average), but having a lot of your power be just getting rid of pallets faster is just not as strong as you make it out to be.

Also I think you underestimate how map dependent this killer can be. Using your power on indoor maps(apart from Midwich), newly reworked Red Forest and the new map is a detriment most of the time with all the LOS blockers and wonky camera detection.