SupSchaeff97
SupSchaeff97
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What I wish people would understand is that there is a difference between 'pressure' and 'slowdown.' Yes, even with RBT nerfs, survivors will be spending the same amount of time removing them. However, because of the nerfs, the Pig will have much less pressure when utilizing the RBT. Before the nerfs, if your RBT was active upon getting unhooked, you would have to decide if you had time to heal, if you should risk going to the nearest trap station or if it would be better finding a safer one, etc. This would allow for situations for The Pig to capitalize on survivor mistakes/decisions. With THE RBT nerfs, the survivor decision is easy. Now you have plenty of time to find a nice, safe place to heal and can take your time going to the most optimal trap station. Now, this would be okay if The Pig's ambush was PROPERLY BUFFED to compensate. As it stands, the slight buffs to ambush in no way make up for the huge amounts of pressure The Pig loses from the RBT nerfs.
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I feel like a very simple solution would be to start tracking the 8 regression events (or whatever number of regression events you want it to be) once there are only three gens left in the game. In this way, killers who unintentionally end up with a three gen won't be as hard punished for it and killers that intentionally three gen from the get-go will still have consequences.