I used his phrasing because it was funnier, but you said basically the same thing…
There are many forms of survivor and honestly it didn’t occur to me when I originally read this thread that you’d consider changing the timing for some forms but not others. In my mind that’s really poor game design because it’s going to confuse lots of players.
The move “survivor” is on literally 0 mythics. The closest one is drain survivor on Gabrielle.
For legendaries it’s…
80TU: Nightrider, Apollo, Talo, Talo(s), Heavenswyrm, Heavenswyrm(s), Wraithhost, Dusicyon, Oakthulhu(s)
130TU: Chronotitan, Crimseias
The standard double variant is: Galliodragon, Oakthulhu, Terragar, Stratustrike
For super epics there are a few but I don’t think there are any relevant ones so I won’t list them.
Dusicyon and Wraithhost already see a lot of play. I don’t think they need buffing. Apollo crew, shiny Oak and shiny Heavens are terrible, it won’t matter even for newer players. Chronotitan has a strong survivor anyway, Nightrider especially so because it has a low TU variant.
I think the ones we’d see a genuine positive impact are only Heavenswyrm and Crimseias. I think most of the double survivor monsters listed there would benefit the most and those I could maybe get behind (I promise it’s nothing to do with me liking Stratu lol).
Unfortunately, I think needlessly buffing Dusicyon and Wraithhost outweighs the benefit of making Heavenswyrm (which probably still wouldn’t see play) and Crimseias better. An easier fix would be to make both the 130TU survivor monsters have 80TU instead (Crimseias here) and to alter Heavenswyrm’s moveset to make it better for PvP (it’s already great in PvE).
@LemonSqueezy I know I keep asking you to read a lot here but what are your thoughts on this? What’s your hope about what would change in practice and be a benefit? I know you came in just loosely thinking it would be a nice thing to buff and would add to diversity, but now you can see the reality on paper so it should be easy enough to talk about it more specifically.