I have experienced a whirlwind of emotions with this game. There have been days when I despised it, followed by days where I found myself enamored with it, only to swing back to a state of loathing. However, something has changed recently, and now it genuinely feels like a fully-fledged game.

Prior to the most recent update, my options were limited to playing as the killer. But with the latest improvements, I have been able to embrace the role of a survivor and find genuine enjoyment in it. No longer am I fixated on using a meta build or engaging in intense, sweat-inducing matches. Instead, I can freely experiment with different builds that sound fun, and remarkably, they can still prove to be effective. This newfound flexibility has breathed new life into my experience as a survivor.

To add to the transformation, I must admit that I used to exclusively play as the killer. It used to be a source of amusement for me to witness survivor mains who only knew how to engage in hyper-competitive, sweat-drenched gameplay, now struggling and expressing their frustration. They seemed incapable of adapting their playstyle to a more relaxed and enjoyable approach, where each round doesn't have to be treated like a high-stakes, competitive match.

I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the game developers for their efforts. They have successfully made the game thoroughly enjoyable for me, regardless of whether I'm assuming the role of the killer or the survivor. This newfound balance and enjoyment was never a possibility in the past, and for that, I applaud the developers. I look forward to what the future holds for this game.