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@ClickyClicky said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1004092#Comment_1004092
A minority of exceptionally good players can loop a Billy yes, that doesn't change the fact that average Hillbillys still land about 20 instadowns per game on a team of survivors of the same skill level.
No other killer in the game lands that many instadowns per trial. None even come close. Not Oni, not Myers, not LF, not GF.
someone already said it, but they were ignored so ill try again. please, tell us where the 20 instadowns per match on average statistic comes from?
without slugging or m1'ing, the absolute most required is 12. i cant speak for every rank here (r8 killer, r6 survivor), but i find it hard to believe that theres an average of at least 8 slugs per match. especially on billy who can already pressure more and end chases faster than most killers.
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spirit is probably the only killer who actively harms my experience just on her own. survivors are whatever. id say meg but only for sprint burst, adrenaline can say. hawkins lab can go right back to hell, too
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The triple nerf is too much.
Fair enough, he definitely needed a change from the ptb to release. But not all this. Now, what you basically have is a negligably better Billy, that doesn't have access to his power for a portion of the match. The pallet speed nerf and changes when he picked up survivors were great. I honestly felt he was in a perfect place after that, but now that his power has been gutted he just feels clunky. He's leagues weaker, but also feels more broken than in the ptb. I don't think another change was warranted, but if it was, definitely not this. I honestly feel that removing his aoe would be a better change. He'd still feel responsive, and reward timing and accuracy, but survivors would have a chance to use some known methods of dodging, hopefully making him more fun for both sides.
I know I don't speak for everyone, but I feel a lot of people would agree that what made oni fun wasn't being able to mega snowball and 4k every match, but how fun and satisfying his movement was.