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  • @survivor0311 said:

    Survivors are constantly (and intentionally) killing themselves on hook and it's leaving the rest of the team at a HUGE DISADVANTAGE (there will be 1 less player in the match). They do this because they got hooked early, they're playing against a killer they don't like, etc. It's been like this for the longest time and the DBD team isn't doing anything about this.

    The self-unhook mechanic does more harm than good and it has very few beneficial purposes. My suggestion is to only allow the player to self-unhook when the bar in the anti-facecamping mechanism fills up or if they're using the Deliverance perk.

    Note: Slippery Meat would need to be reworked. It's just a meme perk anyway and it isn't that great.

    If you're worried about the survivor not having anything to do while on hook then I suggest changing the skill checks to award the player bloodpoints and if missed, nothing will happen.

    The only time survivors killing themselves on hook is beneficial for the team is when there is only 1 survivor standing, and the person on hook wants them to get the hatch. In which case, present a prompt for the survivor to immediately sacrifice themselves so the other teammate can search for hatch.

    Survivors killing themselves are ubiquitous - so much so that it just ruins the DBD experience. I've already uninstalled the game because of this, but I'll be willing to return if this issue of survivors killing themselves on hook is addressed. Take care.

    Edit: Also, once the sacrifice meter drops to 50%, a skill check will appear: hit it and it's a toss up between you successfully unhooking yourself or proceeding to second stage. Missing the skill check means you will move to second stage like normal. This is to address the issue where survivors can't get to you in time to prevent you from reaching second stage.

    People can just follow the killer to get downed again. Im admitting I do that. The anti-self hooking thing is more of just a nuisance if anything.