Gen Speeds = Ridiculous

I agree with you I kind of wish survivors had a secondary objective other than gens but I don't know what that could be. Maybe after completing a gen they had to wire it to the escape gate. Honestly I don't know but it is a core problem with the game.

Lol i play solo survivor and the game ends in 3 mins. Gens need to take 180 seconds to repair if not more because killers are too weak.

So before I even start, killer main, play killer exclusively, rank 1 most months, did it pre-ruin, did it post-ruin, have done it with Legion, Freddy, Hillbilly, Wraith, and Spirit at different times. I don't show this to brag, I show this to illustrate that I'm not just speculating and talking out of my fifth point of contact, I'm in the trenches trying for 4k's just like you are.

So the big question, are generator speeds faster? The short answer is not really, the long answer is more complicated.

Generator speeds feel like an issue now because of two main reasons, the removal of Hex: Ruin which for many killers was a crutch due to poor mobility or setup time, these killers, like Trapper, Hag, Myers, and others would use Ruin to slow down the early game while they got established. This usually forced survivors to either hit great skill checks (somewhat difficult for non-red rank survivors) or go hunt totems, which meant not rushing generators. This was a sufficient secondary objective that gave killers time to get a hook or two before the first generators went, giving killers a sense of momentum and pressure and allowed them to gain a lead.

With the complete rework of Hex: Ruin (which ironically now works better with killers who didn't need it in the past) the issue now is that there is no perk to slow down generator progression in the early game, combined with some maps being very poorly designed as bigtimegamer pointed out. This combination of problems and the poor replacement in Corrupt Intervention means that survivors really only have one objective, as there is no pressure on them not to get on generators and start banging them out.

So is all lost? Not necessarily, as a killer you can exert three kinds of pressure.

1. Generator Pressure through direct regression with perks like Pop Goes the Weasel and Hex: Ruin
2. Hook Pressure through hooking survivors, forcing another survivor to come for the rescue.
3. Injury pressure, getting multiple survivors injured to force more time spent healing instead of doing generators.

Of these types of pressure, only type 2 is guaranteed to actually force survivors off generators. This means that as a killer, unless you are playing a particular killer who can do type 1 pressure really well, you're best bet is to focus 100% on ending chases, downing survivors, and getting them on hooks. You should be ignoring generator progression entirely until possibly towards the end of the game when defending a three gen against two survivors or something, and even then it's probably easier to just slug for the 4k if you are so inclined.

So two killers that function as good examples would be Freddy and Clown. Arguably Freddy is one of the best killers in the game, and I think it's hard to argue with that, because Freddy can exert type 1 and type 2 pressure repeatedly. Freddy can down a survivor, hook them, and immediately teleport to a priority generator and regress it with Pop Goes the Weasel for 25% regression, very strong, and hurts survivors in two different ways.

Hillbilly does a similar aspect with his ability to insta-down, hook, and zoom across the map to kick a priority generator with pop.

Clown does not have the luxury of a teleport, and is often considered one of the worst killers in the game in terms of map mobility, what he does have is the ability to end chases quickly, and that is all he should be focusing on. Clown is never going to be able to hook someone and walk across the map to pop a generator with pop goes the weasel, type 2 pressure is all he can do effectively, and it's all he should be doing effectively.

Now does this mean all killers are effective and viable? Not even remotely, killers with setup time are currently having a tougher time in this meta, and high mobility and high map pressure killers are having a much easier time due to their ability to exert type 1 and type 2 pressure simultaneously.

Another factor to consider is a dirty word in the survivor community, and that's slugging. Slugging may be considered a dick move at times, but it is absolutely a viable and effective tactic for killers to slow down generator progression. Slugged survivors either need to waste an unbreakable, or get someone to pick them up, wasting 50% of the team's time in the process. Slugging off the hook, while sometimes distasteful is an effective technique for forcing survivors into doing something other than repairing generators. Do not be afraid to slug, not to mention it's useful when you're not sure if the survivor has DS.

Overall I don't see them changing where the game is at this moment, so if playing killer under these conditions isn't very fun (and admittedly, sometimes it isn't) I might recommend not doing it if it will cause undue stress. Killer is a sweatfest at all time, I'll be the first to admit it, and for many that's not fun, but this is where the game is at right now.