What makes you tunnel?

Nothing.

I'm not gonna play in a way that i don't like.

Nothing, especially not the annoying aggro atention seeking players, those are bait distracting me from gen-jockeys. If several injured survivors are running towards the exit and I can only down one I might chose based on what they did on the trial, I tend to pick the one I believe was the most self centered one during the trial, but I dont think that counts as tunneling.

I cant remember the last time I got DSs without it being intentional (picking someone in the ground knowing I will get DSd to get the perk out of the way just in case, I only do that if Im doing very well, several hooks no gens done or a lot of hooks with only 2 gens done).

Sometimes it's better to finish off the one guy with 1 hook left instead of hooking everyone else 2 more times to make it more

"fun" and "fair", and then hooking him.

Object of obsession because it will become the Object of my gameplay to Obsess over you

If they're the only survivor I can find or if they're one of the survivors I can find and are easier to reach. It's not my fault they're bad at stealth and/or that their teammates don't care enough to actually take the heat for them.

When you run object or you are just being an annoying Pos in general

Hook rush: Seriously, if a healthy survivor rescues you off of the hook and I'm less than 20 meters away, what the hell do you expect me to do? Hit the healthy guy and go on a big chase, or down the injured person to punish the rescuer for being an impatient idiot? Now don't get me wrong, I don't always immediately pick the rescued survivor up again to put them on the hook. Not just because DS exists, but because, tactically, after downing the injured one, I can typically pursue and down the Healthy rescuer which will mean I have 2 down, and at least 1 of the other team mates has to come to help 1 of them recover instead of doing a gen. Really though, If I hook someone and look around only to see scratch marks, another survivor, or I walk only a few steps away and they get rescued... I'ma commin back with my ass whoopin boots on to teach you children a lil lesson.

Unintentional happenstance: Scenario - I'm a decent distance away from the hook, Survivor is rescued, so naturally I start heading back in that direction to see if I can catch the rescuer retreating from the area, but instead the recently rescued and still injured survivor runs right in front of me while the rescuer is seen in the distance running the opposite way... Am I to just let the closest survivor go scott free? No! I down them, and if I suspect they don't have DS, I pick them up and put them back on a hook. It's unfortunate, but I've seriously had moments like this, and even some where I actually chase the Healthy rescuer right into the recently rescued survivor, and I'm not passing up the chance for an easy down.

Hook Healing: Similar to the previous 2 scenarios, I come back to the hook and what do I find? The rescuer healing the rescued survivor right under the hook... Again, what am I supposed to do in that situation? Second verse, same as the first.

P.I.T.A. : You know the type, they're either really good at chases, really toxic, or a combination of both, either way they are a Pain In The Ass to deal with, and the game will go much smoother if they're out of the picture. I have a high tolerance for survivor shenanigans, and don't like to treat anyone any differently from the others, but if I'm against this kind of player and I do catch them, I have no qualms with taking them down while they're easy pickins. If they're the really good player, they should take this as a compliment, if they're just a toxic douche though, they should already know they had this commin.

No Second Chances: Congrats, you and your buddies brought in the full meta builds such as DS, BT, Unbreakable, etc. and you are confidently using them to gain every advantage you can. I can't begrudge you for doing so, they are legal mechanics in the game after all, so I know you don't mind it when I decide to respect you by commin down hard on your asses. If you're not holding back, I'm not gonna either. I'll down your ass fresh off the hook, pick you up, let DS do its thing, and then take advantage of the fact you no longer have it for the rest of the game. It's the law of the jungle in DbD, and second chances are a finite resource... as in they run out.

Under Pressure: First chase finished, and 2-3 gens pop... Now ya gone and dun it. I'm at the end of my rope, and tryin my best to salvage this mess, and if your team is stupid enough to put me in that situation, and do any of the previous things that get me in a hardcore tunnelin mood, your ass is mine. I'm likely gonna lose, but spite is a ######### ain't it?

Implements of Pain: I came to have fun, and pit my wits against yourn fer some healthy competition, but your whole team queued up with full flashlights, keys, or toolboxes filled with intent to win and only to win. Naturally, I'll be a bit hesitant at first and see how you use em, but when the going gets tough, and if you're usin em to cause me no end of pain... I know y'all came prepared not expectin no mercy from me, so I'm obliged to give you none.

SWF: You know who you are, you know what you do, and I ain't puttin up with your BS or over-altruistic clownin around. SWF commits all of the previously mentioned sins on the regular, and worse because they also have a communications advantage that brings them up from normal difficulty, skips hard, and goes straight for sweatin-my-balls-off-Insane! They use every Filthy tactic in the book, so if they're gonna play dirty, It's inevitable I'm gonna get some on my hands too. "Anything Goes" is the new rule of conduct, and SWF were the ones that made it. I know you're used to winnin against killers who don't know that rule, so don't ######### about it when someone like me serves up a healthy dose of good 'ol fashioned humility.

Survivors unhooking hooked survivors unsafely.

I see that you read only what you want to read, and respond to only the parts that offended you , typical internet dweeb . LOL THE CONVERSATION WAS TALKING ABOUT TUNNELING and i said 'I DONT TUNNEL but i do face camp people trying to disrespect the killer'. Respected in the sense that the survivors better play the game noramlly and not try to be a toxic, teabagging clicky turd.

Thanks for trying to call me out buddy, but how bout you contribute to the actual discussion here and not cherry-pick arguements with people huh?