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I honestly believe that it simply doesn't work.
However, if it applied to all hooks and was increased to 15% or more, then it would be decent.
On an unrelated note, I miss old IG. OP as it was, and as necessary as it was to get rid of it, it was a blast to run.
Iron Grasp still has its uses. Its the preferred anti-bodyblocking perk.
If you are going to run a"grip enhancing perk", Agitation is much, much better.
Again, this argument is flawed. If you are talking about which perk is better with regards to distance, then agitation is superior. However, if you are clearly within walking distance of a hook and you are subjected to bodyblocking, then IG is better because you can afford to drop a survivor multiple times and the wiggle meter progression would not have progressed that much.
Cant bodyblock you in the first place if they cant get enough speed to get infront of you.
I wanted t give it the benefit of the doubt. I thought that at least it would stop hook escapes...but nope.
Um....thats all that I need to conclude that the perk is utterly useless.