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Self Care is a good perk, as it negates the progress of a chase if you manage to lose the killer, and the very idea of it's existence is what lures killers into extending chases that they probably should have abandoned ages ago, cause they don't want their time with Tony Hawk's Pro Looper to be completely wasted just cause they are probably carrying Self Care.
Sprint Burst is a good perk because it (for some reason) causes the killer to miss a swing in a similar manner as dead hard, but for the entire duration of the run instead of a 1 second dodge. Dead hard is probably the better perk over all, in the right hands, but Sprint Burst is the easier perk, and lets nooblets get a free escape to a pallet.
Most Surv perks usually get buffed before they nerfed, and if they get nerfed it's only because they were ridiculously powerful to begin with, like D-strike. Almost all killer perks that got a buff were nerfed before hand, and the "buff" is often just a middle ground of the nerfed and original state of the perk. The only killer perk that I can think of that got an outright buff was Survelence, and that was after a year+ of it being a completely useless perk.
If you can point out a survivor perk that has gotten a worse treatment than literally any killer perk, then odds are it is a perk no survivor cared about because they already have a ton of perks that help them survive. In example, all of Tapp's perks are pretty good in concept, but none of them are used very often because Unbreakable is fine by itself (when a killer doesn't immediately pick you up), Stake out is canceled out by being good at skill checks, and Detective's Hunch doesn't matter cause most people can find gens and totems fairly easily. Yet you never hear anyone say anything about these "weak survivor perks", cause they already have 10+ incredibly strong perks that they can chose between, and that is just out of the perks people commonly use.
Is that good enough of an explanation for you, my good sir?
So yes, you're not clueless, you just refused to be educated.
just drop it a bit earlyer it will force the killer to break it => 2 useless perk for the whole game
Then again, you are intentionally ignorant about the subject, so why am I bothering to explain this to you? Ah, right, so other people can see this who can actually learn from the experience of others who are aware of the climate of DbD, instead of just getting the opinion of someone who wants to say something about the game, but has nothing to back up that opinion.