@JustATrubbish@Enzo__316@StartasticGabby I agree, I think as a generalization, Plague has become outdated in many ways to what DBD has become. Especially with the accessibility issues her power creates.
@JustATrubbish@Enzo__316@StartasticGabby In the video, he lays out why he thinks it's corny. And it's because of the way the condition was designed, not the status (40 seconds corrupt). This doesn't mean the status or other factors can't contribute to the overall health of the object. But that's a different conversation
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby Honestly, that's really impressive for playtime, I've been on and off too. I find it to be difficult at times to enjoy DBD
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby Okay, but with your version of the bloody coil, it makes the basement (specifically killer shack, impossible to get a rescue
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby And as someone who has all the adepts, saying this 'as someone who...' statement means nothing. If a player gets hooked in the shack basement, how are you getting them out?
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby@prion_tv So, if I were to take your idea of Bloody Coil and apply it in a match of DBD. It would make trappers basement builds which are already extremely strong, impossible to play against. If you were a survivor, would you have fun playing against this?
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby@prion_tv Is it okay if I ask how many hours you have in DBD? This isn't to invalidate your argument, I just need to have a better understanding of where you're coming from.
@JustATrubbish@Enzo__316@StartasticGabby@prion_tv Not really, no. Current Fast Track can't be compared because unlike seal, it's not guaranteed to happen throughout the match. During the match, a survivor has to progress the game by completing a generator, where as you need to unhook the survivor in order to benefit from FT.
@JustATrubbish@StartasticGabby@prion_tv You do realize that doesn't diminish craziness of the condition, right? One side is still rewarded for the other side simply doing their objective.
@StartasticGabby@prion_tv I think it's considered crazy because of it's reward mechanic. Where the killer is rewarded for the survivor completing their objective.