Unpopular opinion: Killers are more scummy than the average survivor.

Sometimes that's just the way it is, take it on the nose and move on

The game doesn't rely on those things, nor does it have any control over them. Wounded pride is decided upon by fiat, the person who has no control over their emotions. The same is true of humiliation.

Those things are part of the game, if u suffer to much just go next game dont waste time if u doesnt enjoy.

Killers play more scummy because there is more things killer do which are considered scummy.

When survivors deprive as much killer's fun as possible it is considered as impressive skill.

When killer deprives survivor's fun it is different somehow.

I don't even get why people expect their opponent to care about their fun in PVP game. Like, if you get photon rushed in StarCraft 2 it is only your fault, because you don't know how to resist such tactics, but in this game if killer camps you and your entire team runs at him and dies - it is somehow killer's fault.

No, that isn't what that poster was saying. It is rude to put words in their mouth. The rules of this game can be boiled down to:

1. Don't cheat, either by hacks or lag spikes.
2. Don't disconnect; if you start a game finish it.
3. Be humble in victory, and gracious in defeat. (This last one is really not a rule just an expectation of good sportsmanship).

Playing by the RULES is not ignoring the other side's experience. We all know the rules of this game when we come to play. We don't get to add ones we like better. You don't get to grief/shame other people for not abiding by your own extra set of morals and morays. I will give you an honest, hard game. When you beat me, you can take pride in the fact that YOU beat me. I won't be blaming it on anything "toxic" or "scummy" or "sweaty" or any other idiot term de jour. I am not responsible for your fun, nor are you responsible for mine. Our mutual expectations should be (no more and no less) that we are going to give a good effort. We bring our own fun to the game. You should be here for the challenge. If you don't like PvP you should find a different game. There are plenty of them out there.

And yes, I will agree you; I think your attitude is definitely a sense of entitlement. I'll go one further, it is unearned entitlement. We all face the same things when we play this game. Nobody likes it when things go south, and few people enjoy losing. We play for love of the game, not the outcome. We should only be promoting that people do numbers 1-3 above, nothing more and nothing less. What you call "promoting" I call giving people salty grief and attempting to shame them. It isn't a good look, so don't try to dress it up as something noble. It isn't.

Interesting point, tho I'd say that survivors tend to be more disrespectful most of the times, especially in endgame chat since it's common to be hateful towards that killer, since your teammates will probably back you up.

I don't think that there aren't scummy killers, there are. But I doubt that survivors are less scummy than the killers.

Even tho, comparing survivors and killers doesn't make sense since if a player is toxic as survivor, they'll probably be toxic and scummy as a killer. But that's, in my experience, the trend I keep seeing.

Whatever you say buddy. :) It suffices to say, and as a psychologist you should know, that our emotional state and how we interact with the world is based largely on how we choose interpret things. If we have decided something is humiliating, it is humiliating. This is a game that people CHOOSE to play. They know the rules. They know the outcomes. If they still let it damage their Pride, they should be seeing you for other, much larger issues.

The problem here, between you and I, is that I don't feel it is disrespectful or lacking empathy to play hard and give 100%. I am making the assumption they are doing the same. I don't give them grief or try to shame them about their builds at the end of the game. I also think you are making a very big assumption (and a wrong one) when you say that that the vast majority of the player base agree on anything.

1. This Forum is not the player base. All the posters here, and who have ever posted here, are still a tiny minority compared to the countless players we will never see post, or show up on social media. Most players just play the game; bless them!
2. Even the people who do post on this Forum don't even make up the majority of people who read it. Angry people tend to post, which skews the perspective like a funhouse mirror. If you were to judge the game by the people posting, you wouldn't believe the game is profitable. You would think the Devil himself is the CEO and their only purpose is to ruin the lives and fun of everyone they suck in.
3. People tend to be hypocritical. They think those things are anti-fun when directed at them, but it doesn't stop them from diving in with gusto when the shoe is on the other foot. I can't name and shame, but I've a running list of people I've played against that post here who play the opposite of how they "claim" to play. I find it very amusing.

I make no bones about it. I will Tunnel, Slug, Camp, and Mori if a particular match calls for it. Those things are valid tactics and specialized tools. Sometimes they are the right tool to use, and sometimes they are not. Killers also make use of Herding to keep up Generator Pressure (pivotal in importance), and to create the subtle but effective 3-Gen lock for late game. Likewise, Killers must know when to break off a chase, and when not to start it in the first place. They must mind game properly, and they must know when to play dumb. That is to say, you can miss on purpose, do things in dumb patterns early in a game which sets up the GOOD Loopers for failure later at a key time. In other words, if you identify someone who is going to be hard to catch, you make sure he/she loses all fear of you. It makes bank.

Killers and Survivors both have their specific role and mutually exclusive goals. This is a PvP game and once people accept that and stop trying to apply their own (usually hypocritical) standards beyond the rules, they will be happier and have more fun. Let me put it another way, I also used to grind my teeth about being tunneled, slugged, camped, or catching a Mori. To me, it seemed like it was happening all the time. So I started tracking it. Guess what? It wasn't. Those things, particularly as I left the potato ranks behind, are a distinct minority. Once I stopped worrying about it, they seemed to happen even less. My fun went up by leaps in bounds when I stopped worrying about what other people are doing in the match and just worried about what I'm doing.