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Not as such, I don't see how you can counter nemesis/wesker unless you just want to make yourself more vulnerable. Legion is janky, you definitely can't avoid it because it's when your teammates get hit and you really have no control over that and staying out of TR isn't really feasible unless you know exactly where killer is. Even then it'd still be difficult.

When you play against them literally just stay away from other survivors. I only get frenzied when I'm the initial target. Otherwise I know to just leave when I see the mending pop up. Frenzy lasts ten seconds. Count down from ten with each frenzy so you know how much distance you need to make. If you see mending within the terror radius you can just leave and they won't catch you in ten seconds. You don't need a perk to neuter legion and crutch on when you can just use game sense.

Let's go over Neme and Wesker. Can you stop them from getting information? No. But what you do control is when the KI procs and if the information is even worth using. If you're across the map on Dwelling at shack with... idk, 30 pallets nearby, idc if I know where you are because I can't touch you.

The perk would hardly neuter legion. I doubt it'd see use at high mmr which is where legion struggles at anyway. I don't see many high level survivors using it. But it'd certainly be a handy tool for newer players, particularly those who don't play killer, to figure out when KI triggers are.

Lord knows a lot of newer players need it, because if players don't play killer, and don't happen to sit down and research how they work they have literally no way to tell. Not like I'm proposing a hard counter that blocks it entirely. It's a perk that would help build that experience to learn how to counter play a mechanic. Like windows.

We need to make it so that the killer instinct can only see a healthy survivor but not a wounded one. This will solve the issue with the fact that this is not a Legion nerf, but an excellent solution to unfairness

It's not nerfing a C tier killer though. You're acting as if I've suggested this a basekit change that blocks KI, rather than a choosable perk which simply gives information. A perk which is neat and probably won't see any usage at higher mmr.

I agree with you that distortion / or some other perk that hides traces / auras should block the killer instinct, but for some reason everyone thinks that they are asking to nerf the legion. God, nothing bad threatens him

Learn to counter the killer and you will counter the Killer Instinct. That simple. With Neme and Wesker. The notification to them of where you are is the penalty you pay for cleansing your infection. Neme doesn't need a cleanse other then cough and tentacle can hurt you. Wesker does, the hindered sucks, but YOU choose when that info is given and if he is chasing someone, chances are he ain't gonna ditch them for you. Killer Knowledge goes a long way here. No changes need to be made.

Killer Instinct isn't that big of a deal. It doesn't give you the information that an Aura does, rarely lasts that long, and the ones that do last long have a tell on them (Legion specifically). Furthermore you can't trigger killer instinct unless you know you're triggering it (Nemesis Vaccine, Masterminds Healing Spray, Cenobite's Box, GhostFace Revealing mechanic) or there's some other tell to it (Executioner's Torment Trails, Skull Merchant Drones, Legion's Terror Radius, Victors refusal to shut the hell up).

A simple "sense" perk is what he is suggesting. When you are showed via killer instinct, the perk lights up. That's it. For "veteran" players, we know when killer instinct is showing us (legion frenzy, Nemi Syringe, Wesker Spray, etc.), but newer players don't.

I 100% think this is a good idea. All of us with thousands of hours playing and browsing the forums seem to easily forget about the new players. For reference, there are 228 perks in Dead by Daylight and 31 Killers with unique powers / addons. This is a lot to learn when joining the game, and a lot of times new players are left with the "how / why did that just happen?" It is easy for us to be condescending and say look it up, but that wont actually happen. All they will do is get frustrated and uninstall. Adding another perk like this will be trash for experienced players, but will help new players understand what the hell is going on.

The game is pretty unforgiving for new players anyway. And I've had a couple of new players wonder how killer knew where they were when playing legion (who is a noob stomper killer for sure) and when they've accidentally revealed ghost face.

I do understand this, but I wish to counter with Horror games tend to have antagonists that can do things that, in other games, would be considered bullshit. I feel DBD should have some of that feeling of helplessness, furthered by the fact that you are playing against a big bad guy. Eventually people get past that part of it and learn what some of the "uncounterable" stuff is and how it works.

killer instinct is tied to killer powers exclusively, and too many of them have it. Without it, Legion, Pyramid Head. Pinhead, Wesker, Nemesis, Ghostface, Skull Merchant, Dredge, and Artist, unless im forgetting someone, would all lose fairly crucial parts of their power. This would hurt ghostface, skull merchant, and legion the most-GF no longer sees where the survivor who revealed him is, losing info. skull merchant no longer sees/hears who is exposed and where without looking at the hud and her tracker,and legion would become the worst killer in the game, unable to get 5 hits unless the survivors are literally all afk and next to eachother

However, it mostly reiterates what others have already mentioned; "Killer instinct is reserved for killer powers and add-ons"... "a survivor perk countering killer instinct would disproportionally (to an unhealthy level) effect certain killers more than others". etc.

Agreed! Also, I noticed none of those killers were Nurse, Blight or Spirit; the killers who could probably use perks that counter their strengths opposed to the listed Killer Instinct using mid-tier killers' small tracking aspect of their powers.

You're correct! I spaced those. Thank you very much for the correction! I still think the premise stands; Spirit's power would not be negatively impacted to the extent of the other KI users (Legion, Ghostface, Wesker, Dredge, Artist, etc.)

For every person who has the killer instinct, there are a hundred who are complacent. Then there is the rare breed of cat for whom it is never enough. They will sacrifice their social lives, their fun, their health, and their sanity to achieve their goals.

I was undeterred. I exploited every contact I had, set up informational interviews in New York, and made several trips out East to visit with these people. Not all of these meetings were successful. But my message seemed to be resonating at Lehman, which liked the idea of a scrappy Coast Guard guy becoming a trader.

I think a lot of Wall Street people choose Work, Fitness, and Family. They get up at 3:30 am to work out in the gym, they put in a 12-hour workday, and they come home to spend a few hours with the kids. Rinse and repeat.

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There are many definitions for the concept, "killer instinct." One of the better ones I found, from Dictionary.com, tell us it's "an aggressive and ruthless determination to win or attain a goal."

Maybe it was an eventual place of discovery, but I found one of the better descriptions of the concept at askmen.com. Here is a brief summation of their article, "Six Traits of a Ruthless Man" :1. Make decisions without feelings.

2. Have no tolerance or patience for stupid people.

3. Forgiveness makes you weak.

4. Punish quickly & brutally

5. Instill fear in others

6. Stay focused & determined

An extreme reaction worthy of chronicling to be sure, but how far does it actually stray from the mind-set of competitors? And does it belie Kasparov's observation: "Women, by their nature, are not exceptional chess players: they are not great fighters" ?

In his article "Killer Instinct," Sosonko explores the meaning, purpose and even necessity of playing according to the spirit of the game in a cold-hearted and unforgiving fashion. " . . . Cassa doesn't like it when some other goddess than she is worshipped. Cassa doesn't like that. She likes those who enter her kingdom unconditionally and live by her laws. Only after the game can you return to the normal world, getting to know it in the same way that a fish gets to know about water only after it found itself on dry land."

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