Perk Randomizer

[Blecis74]

after having done the random perks challenge I would absolutely love if the devs added an option in the perk menu that would allow us to randomise perks I fell it would make games quite fun and you wouldn't be forced to use it.

[GunSalute!]

You are not alone. I wish there were a seperate game mode in which everyone playing gets random perks ^^

[Von Herbst]

The two games I had to do with remix where suprisingly fun +1 for a seperate mode or at least a remix button (maybe for a few bonus BPs)

[Slurs! In the Discord]

I'd sort of like a "random" style where you can select like, 5 perks for each slot and the game chooses one at random for each every time you queue in. That way you don't have to get caught with perks that do more damage to you than the Killer.

[Blecis74]

Originally posted by Von Herbst:

The two games I had to do with remix where suprisingly fun +1 for a seperate mode or at least a remix button (maybe for a few bonus BPs)

the extra bp would be nice

[Terrorize Exercise]

I might be mistaken but didn't the devs already state that they are putting a perk randomizer in game?

[Blecis74]

Originally posted by Terrorize Exercise:

I might be mistaken but didn't the devs already state that they are putting a perk randomizer in game?

I've not seen them say anything about that, but if that's the case then it will be cool

[Harmonica]

Not only a great fun feature, it's really useful for finding perk synergies or gameplay that you didn't realise existed. And of course I think the main reason to do this in games has always been to get a break from being jaded or stressed about the match result and just try something new, which will actually end up making you better at playing the normal meta builds as well. Tends to be the case that players play a lot better when they've taken the pressure off themselves.

[Silamon]

Originally posted by Harmonica:

Not only a great fun feature, it's really useful for finding perk synergies or gameplay that you didn't realise existed. And of course I think the main reason to do this in games has always been to get a break from being jaded or stressed about the match result and just try something new, which will actually end up making you better at playing the normal meta builds as well. Tends to be the case that players play a lot better when they've taken the pressure off themselves.

When I played a knight randomized round I got monitor + abuse and hex: face the darkness. Worked surprisingly well. Normally when I ran face the darkness it was by itself or with an undetectable effect but not monitor.

Might try it again sometime.