Absolutely done after the "hotfix"

• Removed the ability for The Executioner to see the aura of the Cage of Atonement and survivors inside them
• Added a system that will despawn the Cage of Atonement if The Executioner near it for too long. The Cage of Atonement (and the survivor inside it) will respawn in a new location.

Yes, this. I will preface by stating that I didn't follow the tactic complained about on these forums which entailed rushing to the cage from across the map to tunnel a caged survivor. Don't really care if you believe me or not, that's not the point as long as you acknowledge that that wasn't the MO of every Pyramid Head.

Second, if you check my post history regarding PH you'll notice that I've engaged in arguments regarding "PH shouldn't be able to see his cages". The gist of my argument was that the cages were already a very situational ability; if you weren't zooming to the opposite side of the map to tunnel a caged survivor then it was a minor time saver at best and only practical if you see another survivor to engage on within your immediate vicinity at the time of the downing of a (soon to be) caged survivor. That is because 1) you first have to go through the effort of applying the debuff of Torment and 2) caging a survivor in most circumstances very likely sends the caged survivor much, much closer to a survivor who isn't being chased for an uncaging.

Third, the developers have already acknowledged that guarding hooks (OBJECTIVES) is a core part of playing as killer. Pyramid Head is a killer which is commonly acknowledged as having little map pressure. This is because he doesn't have any real map mobility tools like, say, Hillbilly. Nurse. Hag. Even Demogorgon. At this point, it's not a simple matter of PH's cages putting the possibly hooked survivor on the opposite side of the map from him with no innate mobility options; he also doesn't see the cage. This means that in the majority of situations experienced survivors will recognize this as a 100% "free-save". In other words, you're taking away map-pressure from a killer that already lacks map-pressure.

Fourth, the last change; "Added a system that will despawn the Cage of Atonement if The Executioner near it for too long. The Cage of Atonement (and the survivor inside it) will respawn in a new location." I've seen literally no one suggest this change so it at least is not a very popular suggestion. I've obviously not had much time to process this direct nerf, however, on the surface it looks like it will at the very least make Cages even MORE situational than they already are, even for the non hard-tunneling PHs.

Finally, if you'd again take a look at my post history regarding PH you'll notice a very, very simple solution to tunneling PHs (because, as with most things in life, the simplest solution is usually the correct one); allow all hook-related perks to work on cages. The entire game was balanced with hook perks in mind from the start; Killers want their BBQ stacks, Pop-goes-the-weasel procs, and possibly quirky Make Your Choice/Devour Hope builds while Survivors cling to their comfy security blanket of DS, BT and possibly We'll Make It, etc.

I get that BHVR may have wanted to shake up the meta, try something new, force-feed people into taking different perks? Solid attempt, but this isn't an appropriate manner to do it. My prediction is that far fewer people will use cages, the exact same staple perks will be taken on every killer and survivor, and PH will instead usually just save their "Torment" for the mini-mori.

But don't make the mistake of thinking that I'm quitting strictly for Pyramid Head (a single killer in a large roster); I first started this game because I heard that Michael Myers was becoming a playable killer in a modern video game. Since then, BHVR has knocked it out of the park as far as choices in which licensed content they incorporate. However, this is a an extremely blatant case of "survivor favoritism". I use that term very lightly; I doubt there are very many members of BHVR that wake up every day and think "how can we make 1/4th our playerbase miserable" for the hell of it. Instead, it probably comes from a place of inexperience. That's understandable, sure, but after nearly 4 years of supporting the game it's still unacceptable and quite frankly, unfun.

TLDR; A simple and appropriate solution to tunneling off of cages would have been to allow all hook-perks to work on cages, which would probably have satisfied both survivors and killers. Instead BHVR further engaged in an on-going trend of catering only to survivor complaints regarded the new Killer.