So why does Make Your Choice warn the Survivor with the "Exposed" sign?

[Versusia]

Isn't that supposed to be a trick up the Killer's sleeve instead?

Kind of defeats the purpose of the perk, does it not?

[Jaunty the Fool]

Same with NOED (among other things), it should be a surprise. Or they should at least have to pay attention and figure it out.

[Versusia]

Originally posted by Jaunty the Fool:

Same with NOED (among other things), it should be a surprise.

NOED lasts until the first attack, after that it's revealed to everyone.

[Jaunty the Fool]

Originally posted by Toriel:

Originally posted by Jaunty the Fool:

Same with NOED (among other things), it should be a surprise.

NOED lasts until the first attack, after that it's revealed to everyone.

Right, they don't need a training wheels notification.

I agree MYC is worse since they know right away to be careful.

[Kalimir]

Originally posted by Jaunty the Fool:

Right, they don't need a training wheels notification.

I agree MYC is worse since they know right away to be careful.

Why does killer get to see status icons of survivors? He should figure out for himself if survivor is injured or not, they don't need a training wheels notification.
Normal one shot hit when M1 is used is caused by Exposed status. Deal with it

[Ichmag 🔑🌙]

Originally posted by Jaunty the Fool:

Originally posted by Toriel:

NOED lasts until the first attack, after that it's revealed to everyone.

Right, they don't need a training wheels notification.

I agree MYC is worse since they know right away to be careful.

MYC status notification actually has an impact.
NOED at least doesnt give you anything you shouldnt know. (unless you hit an injured ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, whic his ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥)

[Versusia]

Originally posted by Kalimir:

Originally posted by Toriel:

Isn't that supposed to be a trick up the Killer's sleeve instead?

Kind of defeats the purpose of the perk, does it not?

Why does killer get to see status icons of survivors? He should figure out for himself if survivor is injured or not, they don't need a training wheels notification.

You quote the wrong person

[Kalimir]

Originally posted by Toriel:

Originally posted by Kalimir:

Why does killer get to see status icons of survivors? He should figure out for himself if survivor is injured or not, they don't need a training wheels notification.

You quote the wrong person

So i fixed it. Happy?

[Versusia]

Originally posted by Kalimir:

Originally posted by Toriel:

You quote the wrong person

So i fixed it. Happy?

What's with your edginess? You got a problem with my question?

[Doc October]

Originally posted by Kalimir:

Originally posted by Jaunty the Fool:

Right, they don't need a training wheels notification.

I agree MYC is worse since they know right away to be careful.

Why does killer get to see status icons of survivors? He should figure out for himself if survivor is injured or not, they don't need a training wheels notification.
Normal one shot hit when M1 is used is caused by Exposed status. Deal with it

Are you for real?

How are the Status Icons training wheel notifications?

[Boss]

Still prefer MYC.
Why? Well...

It rewards me for doing well instead of bad.
It's not a Hex Perk.
The Exposed Status Effect doesn't protect them from the effects. (Besides, it makes them think twice before unhooking.)

[Versusia]

Originally posted by Boss:

Still prefer MYC.
Why? Well...

It rewards me for doing well instead of bad.
It's not a Hex Perk.
The Exposed Status Effect doesn't protect them from the effects. (Besides, it makes them think twice before unhooking.)

True that, it's not a HEX.

Still seems weird that it alerts the Survivor, let alone, twice.

[Boss]

Originally posted by Toriel:

Originally posted by Boss:

Still prefer MYC.
Why? Well...

It rewards me for doing well instead of bad.
It's not a Hex Perk.
The Exposed Status Effect doesn't protect them from the effects. (Besides, it makes them think twice before unhooking.)

True that, it's not a HEX.

Still seems weird that it alerts the Survivor, let alone, twice.

It's not really bad that they get a warning, it's moreso unnecessary.

Imagine you get your first match against that Perk.
All you need to do is read the Perk descriptions after the trial.
Boom! Never be surprised again.

[ASpazNamedSteve :]]

Originally posted by Boss:

Originally posted by Toriel:

True that, it's not a HEX.

Still seems weird that it alerts the Survivor, let alone, twice.

It's not really bad that they get a warning, it's moreso unnecessary.

Imagine you get your first match against that Perk.
All you need to do is read the Perk descriptions after the trial.
Boom! Never be surprised again.

Yeah but you don't know if the killer is running the perk or not without the icon, up until someone actually gets one-shot with it.

[Versusia]

Originally posted by Boss:

Originally posted by Toriel:

True that, it's not a HEX.

Still seems weird that it alerts the Survivor, let alone, twice.

It's not really bad that they get a warning, it's moreso unnecessary.

Imagine you get your first match against that Perk.
All you need to do is read the Perk descriptions after the trial.
Boom! Never be surprised again.

Not that I am surprised, it just seems that the mindgaming potential of the perk is sort of reduced with the Statuses being given away like that.

It would be good on Killer who could one-shot, it could be used to provoke people into trying to bodyblock or take an extra hit, but since they'd be unaware that MYC is affecting them, they'd be downed. That's just one example that I can think of.

I do believe status effect in this particular case is not really needed.

[thebean]

Other survivors get to know because of balancing SWF to Solo survivors. Everyone gets the notifications cause they could just as easily pass the info through comms, which screws the solo survivors, since they don't get access to that VOIP.

You see.. The game has been balanced for solo survivors being paired with SWF players. Funny why they haven't even bothered to touch balancing SWF to Killers.

Edit: It is the same reason why a killer who runs Ruin rank 2 or rank 1. The survivors who are NOT effected by that ruin totem, still get the notification that Ruin exists when they get a skill check.