Dead by Daylight nerfs divisive advantage by popular demand

One of portfire in the light of day More divisive benefits have been nerver once again on the game test servers. Mort in the light of the day The developer Behavior Interactive announced this week that was advancing in Boon: Circle of Healing Nerf for the update of the test server 5.7.0. The developer said that the change was being carried out "due to popular demand" and that the NERF pointed to the healing speeds of the advantage to reduce them at all levels. A launch date has not yet been established for the launch of this change, but if it is directed to the PTB to prove it, the launch for all others should not be far now.

The benefit in question is an added to the game through Survivor Mikaela Reid when the character was released in the hora of the Bruja DLC. Its effects allow users to bless a dull or hex totem with an aura that does not cure the survivors on their own, but increases its healing speed by up to 75%. It also gives the ability to cure itself without the need for a medicine with all those effects, which makes it a basic element in the loads of many survivor players.

But if it is something that survivors are great, that probably means that murderers do not like a lot. People have had problems with the benefit before, which caused Behavior to weaken it after the launch, since the original version could increase healing speeds by 100% for those within their rank. Even Survivor players are not always delighted with it, since it is sometimes seen as a mandatory benefit that invalidates self-care due to its healing advantages.

While this type of changes are usually only included in the patch notes for test server updates, Behavior twisted about this particular nerf due to how much it has been talked about to show how the previous and later versions of Circle of Healing would be seen. Players suggested alternatives to simply nervering the profit of healing speed, such as eliminating the ability to cure without a first drastic medicine or modifications. It is possible that they are tested in the future, but for now, this is the change that has been proposed and is the one that will be tested in the PTB before it is published potentially in the future.