Killer Coop with the Twins.
Tsulan
Member Posts: 11,553
Wouldn´t Charlotte and Victor be the perfect way to give killers a way to play in coop?
Was this a missed chance?
What do you think?
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Tsulan
Member Posts: 11,553
Wouldn´t Charlotte and Victor be the perfect way to give killers a way to play in coop?
Was this a missed chance?
What do you think?
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I dont think people would like to depend on the other killer player to be able to play
Funky idea, but it would be hilarious. Even better would be the old bug with multiple twins.. Can you imagine the epic leapfrogging?
Oh both could play. But Victor wouldn't have perks and would respawh at Charlotte.
Yeah, they should have added that I think.Victor don't have perks, can't use hooks and can be killed - that's not really the same as 2 killers, but still decent.
Ahhh yes, two killers vs 4 survivors sounds really fair.
Not being able to hook survivors isn't a good enough excuse to warrant victor being played by a second killer, most players slug anyway, and do well with it, I don't see how having two killers slugging survivors at the same time would be any weaker than one killer slugging.
I swear some of you don't play this game at all.
Not to mention that'd it would take a heavy rework of the queue and lobby system just for one killer. The entire game is built and balanced around the 4v1 dynamic, changing that would really screw things up.
The game is balanced around 4solo players. Not SWF. Yet here we are.
Remove Victor's ability to down survivors. He could ride on injured survivors the same way he rides on healthy ones. While preventing them from doing tasks.
Problem solved!
Wow, my gameplay is jumping on someone's back and then doing nothing? I'm sure people will be lining up to do that, lmao.
Obviously they could give victor more to do, once he's on the back. Now with a quick glance making the survivor scream (like doctor), force the survivor to certain directions (some sort of reversed wiggle mechanic), stun him (like a pallet hit), ect. All while attempting to stay on the back.