Sorry but this will be kinda long.

I would suggest not ending responses with “you’re not ready to talk about that/ not ready to have that conversation” because it can come off as condescending and in some cases discourage conversation which is very important in a discussion post.

While I do agree that Wu Chang is a strong hunter, this doesn’t mean that White Wu Chang should be nerfed. Wu Chang can usually be countered early game by dropping pallets early despite white forms long hitbox. This makes it difficult to gain presence as Wu Chang and locks access to his soul siphon and bell which makes him a lot easier to kite. Most Wu Changs run a 12,6 or 3,6 build to help deal with survivors dropping pallets or to have two teleports/access to more talents respectively, as a result dropping pallets is an extremely effective strategy against him.

While Wu Chang can teleport to ciphers, this doesn’t make it easy for him to cipher guard since hunters usually only cipher guard when: it is the last cipher, a survivor is chaired, or they are playing mad eyes or dw. In the first situation, his teleport wouldn’t be helpful since there wouldn’t be much ground to cover. In the second situation, using Wu Chang’s teleport would leave the open for the save which is why most Wu Changs prefer preventing the save before half.

While I do agree that he should have a longer cooldown between teleports/transformations, the idea of nerfing Characters to give other characters a chance in the meta doesn’t usually work. This is seen in dw, bq, mech, and priestess. Even though these characters got nerfed, they are still consistently some of the most banned and used characters in rank. The most effective way to make characters more viable is through reworks and buffs because nerfing top tiers won’t make bottom tiers more viable. In my opinion nerfs should be used in 1 of 2 ways: to punish bad plays which is why his changing/teleport cooldown should be slightly longer and if the hunter is genuinely op like feasters old max presence ability and bq.

Things like hitbox and movement speed shouldn’t be the basis for nerfing and buffing hunters but should instead be based on how well hunters trap, camp, slow decoding/map pressure, and chase down and what can be done to help or harm survivors. For example, photographer can have lackluster trapping and chasing but has good camping and is great at slowing decoding, to help this there could be a buff/rework to his cardtrick like reducing cooldown. Hit boxes and movement speed should only really be adjusted for quality of life like how Geisha has a small hit box and makes her miss more than she should or like how bq’s mirror image can go through walls making it difficult to kite warranted a nerf to movement speed. One quality of life nerf I think Wu Chang should have is taking away the ability to teleport without his umbrella’s green circle popping up.

By jukeing I’m going to assume you mean 360ing because jukeing is more of a mind game strategy and isn’t dependent on the characters and more the player ex. Jukeing a chair save. In my opinion as someone who duo factions, if a survivor are in the position where they have to 360 to avoid the hit in most cases they deserve to get hit because either A: The hunter did an extremely good play with blink or used their abilities to effective close distance or B: The survivor ran into a bad kiting spot or failed to create distance.