u/UniverseGlory7866

Players shouldn't be able to get 30000000 movement speed or 5000 damage just off rip. The game has a terribly unhealthy meta with backhits that enforces high speed high apm builds as the best because there aren't any defensive options. You just get absolutely destroyed because the numbers are more inflated than a DeviantArt page while they fish for largely unreactable sequences that IGNORE your defense.

Tone everything down. The combat is horribly volatile when it needs to be methodical. People can get too much ether/regen and cast too many mantras. People can get too much damage and deal 50% of your health for missing a singular parry on an Eruption Flame Blade and you get true UNVENTABLE combo'd into sightless beam. People can get so fast that you have to track like it's an FPS game just to not die. If we wanted to get really serious, then in actual fighting games you have damage scaling to prevent combos from just annihilating you. Almost every issue that people have with PVP comes from some number being too high.

The other 30% is from removing shaky block btw. The punishment for getting hit should be losing hp. It makes no sense to punish the loser for losing. Being in disadvantage is the punishment.

edit: I wrote adding but I meant enforcing

Anyone else running into this issue? My friend is playing through Salvage's night and he had two beartraps yet plushtrap ignored both of them and killed him immediately after being spawned in. If it means anything, he's running the game through proton on linux Manjaro.

Hopefully this is just a simple question where I'm just forgetting details.

I'm struggling to think about what BV's death contributes to the overarching narrative of FNAF. As far as I can see, at most they're a "dual spirit" situation that kind of just does nothing and either gets resolved or is TOYSNHK for some reason. My initial assumption is that "His death makes William go into the remnant experiments and such", but... why? William has no reason to believe that possession exists until Elizabeth is caught by Baby iirc. It's not like BV's death was that special, he didn't start walking around as Fredbear or anything, they just decommissioned the suit for being dangerous/marketing reasons. As far as I can think of, BV is just a plot device to give Mike motivation/trauma since FNAF 4 is supposedly Michael's nightmares/William's torture chamber and not something BV actually went through.