What do you consider a "win" as killer (excluding hatch escapes)?

What's a black pip? sorry lol

Honestly focusing on strictly getting kills can be stressful so since I play pretty casually I always use BBQ and Chili and make it a goal to get all 4 tokens each game. It at least shows you were able to down and hook every survivor at least once instead of feeling good about a 3k but still have one survivor who you couldn't win a single chase against

You left out endgame score screen. If I get two kills but outscore all the survivors I consider that a close win as well.

I love playing Killer, but I always feel a bit bad if I see someone with less than 10K bloodpoints at the end of the game.

I didn't have someone wait a loading screen just so that they could get kicked out again. Sure I know letting everyone escape might not count as "winning" to some, but as long as I hooked everyone once and just black pip, I'm pretty content.

I don't ever intentionally try to bloodpoint farm, but I want everyone to have a fair chance, y'know? Not only to get bloodpoints, but to just have fun too.

As a Killer, you're practically the host of the game. Give your hosts a good game.

Killing survivors to satisfy the entity is the win condition, even indicated in the game tutorials.

Not pipping, end of the story.

The only real difference between 3K and 4K is whether you want to slug or not. A survivor can escape with zero gens completed if they get lucky.

2k feels enough, survivors would also feel satisfied of the match's outcome I hope.

I usually end up as rank 1 in killer by just playing it a bunch which at that point whether I black pip or pip up doesn't matter. I like to play meme killer builds at rank 1 and usually don't play the top tier killers so though getting 4ks as them is quite nice just not depiping is acceptable. (Clown, stealth only Ghostface, and Doctor are my mains since I really only learned how to play m1 killers and looping fairly well.)

I would consider a technical win a 3k. But as some of the other people who have commented, one of my main goals is to hook each player and I try to do it before I start on 2nd hooks. (I'm not rigid on that second part, just something that I prefer.) If the match was enjoyable, even if I didn't get any kills, but my points were in the middle and I had hooked everyone at least once, I would be happy with that. I've also noticed that killing toxic players isn't enjoyable. Yes, I want to kill them, yes I think they deserve it, but I don't find that fun.

When I get "yellows" or higher and totally dominate them, I feel bad at the end when I see their rank. I know how it is to be on your first character and get smashed by a killer who has perks from all different killers. Not fun. Had I known their levels or "color" I would have gone easier on them. Mowing down higher (13 - 20) ranked individuals isn't fun.

A match that is fun and challenging is a win in my book. (But if I get 3 or 4 kills, that's even better!)

Usually 3k, but if the survivors were extremely good at looping & etc I will happily take the 2k.

Honestly, neither of these options. The real win is when I spend most of the game laughing. Whether I pip down or up doesn't matter - my only goal is to confuse/scare Survivors as much as possible. If the game ends with a Survivor saying "dude what the hell was that", I'm satisfied.