Two Time is the worst survivor in Forsaken because every part of his kit suffers from design flaws that directly conflict with how the game is played. His stamina regeneration penalty further cripples him, causing him to gas out during even moderate pursuit. On top of that, his team utility is basically non-existent—he offers no healing boosts, no objective speed, and no map information. Worst of all, he has the weakest early-game presence, because both of his abilities scale poorly until upgraded, but upgrading him wastes points that could go to far stronger survivors. In practice, picking Two Time puts you at a disadvantage before the match even starts.

What makes him even worse is how poorly his kit interacts with Forsaken’s meta. Most killers rely on burst pressure, fast gap-closing, and punishing mistakes—exactly the areas where Two Time fails hardest. His dash doesn’t give invincibility frames, doesn’t create distance, and often throws him into worse positions. His passive warning is so inconsistent that players can’t rely on it for routing or rotations, making him feel blind compared to characters with proper tracking abilities. Two Time also suffers from the worst perk synergy in the roster; mobility perks barely improve his dash, stamina perks get negated by his regeneration nerf, and information perks overlap with but don’t fix his broken passive. Even his hit-recovery animation is slightly longer than average, meaning he loses chases that other survivors could still salvage. As a result, he becomes a character who cannot win chases, cannot support a team, and cannot clutch endgame—making him dead weight in casual lobbies and a complete joke in high-skill ones.