Tunneling and Camping: How to address it?

To be clear, I don't care if people tunnel or camp. This is a game about chasing and killing, so, honestly, complaining about being chased TOO long, or camped if a Killer wants to try and make sure you die, is just dumb. The number of things Killers and Survivors can BOTH do to screw the other over in any given game is nearly endless so, in my eyes, this really shouldn't matter but, the two things I see more people whining about here than anything else are tunneling and camping, so, even though I don't personally care about it, I do think that the devs can address it in ways that are beneficial for both Survivors and Killers.

My thoughts in general on this are that tunneling and camping only happens when you have 1) a griefer, or 2) an inexperienced new player that doesn't know any better.

It'll be difficult to stop a griefer from doing this as they won't care about any penalties for whatever they're doing (unless the penalty outright makes the killer unplayable while doing it), so, that's a tough player to counter. New players will (I think) eventually grow out of the tunneling the camping strategy. As they gain more experience, they'll eventually learn tunneling and camping is not in their best interest as it wastes a lot of time, and in addition to wasting time, camping is also super boring after a while. I've been in their shoes (new player of almost a month now), and with a lack of experience, perks, not knowing the maps, strategies, plethora of perks and add-ons, etc, this game was pretty overwhelming for a few days and at times I felt forced to camp as it was the only way to get a kill, but, I pretty quickly grew bored of it.

So, what can be done?

Tunneling - implement a passive debuff called "Tunnel Vision":

It's all in the name basically. This will be a debuff that over a certain amount of time, substantially reduces the Killer's FOV, almost to 0, the longer a chase goes on. So, basically, the Killer is going to have to call off the chase because they're not going to be able to see very well at all.

Now, the devs would have to somehow be able to distinguish between actual tunneling happening and the Killer simply being within range of Survivors for a long time - you wouldn't want to punish the Killer for being near Survivors and legit just not being able to find them, or, for doing other things like kicking gens, laying traps, etc. So, I'm not sure how exactly they'd regulate this debuff to account for all of those situations in order to activate and deactivate at fair and correct times, but I'm sure they could come up with something.

Camping - implement a passive buff/debuff called "Deadly Focus":

The Entity requires peace and quiet to focus on sacrificing the hooked Survivor, and thus, after a time within the hook radius, Deadly Focus causes hook progress to greatly slow, and when outside that radius, the progress is sped up slightly.

In addition to this, if the Killer remains, Deadly Focus has a second aspect to it where the Entity attempts to force the Killer away by making them suffer bloodshot eyes (pulsing red haziness and veiny vision on-screen) along with increasingly loud voices from the Entity, basically making it difficult to see or hear around you until you leave the radius.

Conclusion

These aren't perfect of course, I'm sure there are all sort of holes in these that could be exploited, but it's just a starting point that I think could be workable. I think to solve the tunneling and camping, you have to implement things that will make those strategies unplayable, as this helps against griefers, but also have cues or effects which make it obvious why it's happening, so that newer inexperienced players aren't confused and can learn how to play without being punished too harshly. The tunneling is probably the more complex thing to solve since it could be pretty hard to distinguish when a player is actually doing that or not.

Thoughts?