Only online co-op. But I'd hesitate to call it "co-op" when you could very easily lead the killer to someone else to get them off your tail. All that matters is you.

As far as we know, no, they're just horror themed. Aside from the Chuckles mask.But maybe.

It's based on the angle of approach, and you'll also need a run-up. If you sprint at a window head on, you will do a fast vault and go straight through the window. But if you sprint at it from the side or bump into the window before vaulting, you'll do a medium vault.To get the fast vault, just be sure to run straight at the window from about a meter or so away and press space before you touch the wall. Otherwise, you'll get the medium vault. This isn't always possible, which is why some loops are less effective one direction than in the other. Take the ironworks, for example. If vaulting in, you do not have the space required to do the fast vault in, so doing the loop that way means you'll gain less ground. It also means that as a killer, you'll want to try to force them to change directions if possible. Read more

You also get the soundtrack and the art book. Nothing secret in-game. At least, nothing that I know of. But it wouldn't be a good secret if I did.

Because it starts a witch hunt, and often times the person being targetted isn't doing anything wrong in the first place.For example, guy gets called out for being a cheater. Turns out he was actually awarded bloodpoints because he lost his save. But now everyone's attacking the guy and shaming him for something he didn't do.Or, let's say the dude did cheat. Now everyone calls him out, and so he wipes everything so nobody can tell and he can try to evade the banhammer.And the list goes on and on. Every day we got loads of threads about people calling out a 'camper', but for all we know there could have been survivors carelessly sprinting around the hook. You don't get the full picture, and it's not fair to pass judgement and attack someone without that.Basically, that's what the report buttons for. Mods will step in and figure out what needs to be done.(Also it always turns into a huge fight, and then we gotta' come along and tell people to take it easy, and then people probably ... Read more

Bloodpoints do not factor into the balance in the slightest. You don't win the match because you earned more points than the other guys. That bit can be discarded if we're discussing balance.As for the aura reading aspect, there are multiple counters. You could hop in a locker to stop your aura from being read. You can stand on the opposite side of a generator to hide your aura behind the generator's. If all else fails and you can't manage either, you can even run Distortion to hide your aura three times.It's got quite a bit of counterplay. You have the power to completely negate the effect. Read more

You should actually keep your offering. If won't be equipped, but you should still have it. Basically the game does this:

• You use an offering
  
• The offering is immediately removed from your inventory
  
• Someone crashes or loses connection while loading
  
• The game notices that someone's missing and cancels the match
  
• Anyone still in the match at that point receives a copy of whatever they used

Unless you are the person who lost connection or crashed, you should still have your offering. It won't be equipped because the one you had was used and you were then given a new one, but it'll be in your inventory. If this is not happening, please let us know and we'll investigate. Read more

Sure. There's a couple things it does.

1. The terror radius is replaced with the lullaby. This makes it difficult to tell how close the killer is, whether he's chasing someone or coming for you.
   
2. His generator teleport cooldown is reduced by 15% each sleeping survivor. (60% total for all 4)
   
3. Only sleeping survivors are affected by his traps.
   
4. Certain add-ons add action speed penalties for sleeping survivors.
   
5. If they are using dream pallets, you'll want to wake up often to see which are real, and toss down any fake ones you notice next time you fall asleep.

There's no penalty to waking up; it's not like the Plague where cleansing makes her more powerful. Waking up only benefits the survivors. Read more

This will happen any time a new killer is added (or reworked, in Freddy's case). A lot of people want to play the new killer and there's just not enough survivors to fill the lobbies. It should gradually return to normal over time, but there's not too much we can do; at the end of the day we're limited by how many survivors are available to put in your lobby.

If you're referring to movement speed, no. Your speed is the same regardless of your framerate. Whether the game is running at 10 FPS or 100 FPS, you'll move at the exact same speed.