Kirkyman
Kirkyman
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Furthermore, a couple of examples I also noticed. I don't really need to run borrowed time anymore because now when I unhook people my chance of betting blood points are higher since they cannot be downed. That is base now. Super awesome. And then the boons for healing means everyone can be healed even if they cannot find a med kit. Right now, I am trying to get this perk called Made for this because that speed boost is tremendous. I don't really need to have the boon that speeds you up anymore. And don't even get me into Nick Cage perks. WoW. From my survivor perspective, it feels like Christmas morning all over again.
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@Saiph said:
I'd say 2 things have changed: 1) Players have got better at the game and 2) The player count has decreased, so less casual players on average, and more sweaty players, on both sides.
It's true that killer is indeed the easiest it's ever been in terms of balance (at least based on public statistics), but matches feel tougher than 1-2 years ago, because of the factors above. Sadly there's not much to do about it except playing during event or early evening, when most casuals boot up the game.
Is it only the killer experience that sucks, or is your survivor experience much harder than before as well? The latter would be my expectation.
The survivor experience feels way better than killer. It is more enjoyable. I feel like because I am part of a team I don't technically have to fight it alone. I don't need to have as much map pressure or I don't feel like I have to be everywhere at once. Survivor feels way more newbie friendly to me. But, that is just me.
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The MMR doesn't feel right. What I am really trying to say is, if you asked me to step back into the game to play at my peak from years ago, then no. That is impossible. I need to build up to that level of skill. It feels like I have been thrown back into a pool of skilled Rank 1s. I am getting queues with two or three 100 cap survivors and I JUST stepped back into the game. I cannot keep up and I feel like I am drowning. It isn't like I am a 7000 hour player who never quit playing like a streamer. I am simply a 600 hour player that came back casually. Sure, I am not "new" per se, but what IF someone was "new"? Is the recommendation for them to A) Just be miserable until they "get good". B) Stick to playing only survivor (making the game one dimensional) until they can play killer, C) Don't even try the role or move on. I feel really really bad for new players. There needs to be a skill scale. It doesn't feel that way AT ALL when I came back to survivor. It just felt natural like picking a bike back up.
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@wiretapenjoyer said:
this is weird because killer is legit the EASIEST it has ever been. maybe you're rusty.
This is merely my opinion based off of my experience and my experience just cannot agree with this statement. However, thank you for your input.
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After a day of playing anther round of killer. I have decided to walk away from this role. It on longer feels rewarding and it simply isn't worth it. I'll play survivor for a few more days and then move on. The game doesn't feel balanced. I was able to jump right back into survivor with no issues. But killer is just too much of a learning and skill curve these days. I appreciate those of you who responded and all of your suggestions. I am simply not having fun. I am super glad that this is not the only asymmetrical game on the market. Take care and farewell.