Tunneling, camping, they don't have actual definitions.

I've talked a little bit about this subject in the past, but I never actually made a forum in order to prove my point and explain my view on this matter....so here we are.

Tunneling and camping in particular, don't actually have clear definitions. Let me explain.

How many times have you played killer, and at least one survivor called you a camper or a tunneler? Most of you will say a lot of times. Now please recall the times where you didn't tunnel and camp, but they still called you that regardless. The list is smaller, but still, there were many situations where the survivors did call you either a camper of a tunneler. And that's because of one of these three reasons:

1. Om their perspective, you were camping/tunneling.

2. Salt/can't admit that they lost, it's the killer that played dirty.

3. Unclear definition of both.

The first two are self-explanatory, so let's go with the third one: unclear definition of both.

Have you ever talked with a survivor in the post game chat? If you have, then you probably have argued if you've camped/tunneled or not. In these arguments, it's really unclear on who's correct in this situation, since both sides have different objectives and perspectives on the game. For example, if you play killer and have 2 people just unhooked, it's really hard to remember which one was hooked and which one wasn't, that's why most of the times killers just go and chase whoever is infront of them/ are more vulnerable. From the survivor perspective, it is a clear tunnel. But, what's actually the definition of both?

I'll give my definitions, since there isn't an official definition by the devs, or the community.

Tunneling is when a killer intentionally targets a survivor and keeps chasing them after getting unhooked, with little counterplay from the survivor side, if they don't have perks. They keep doing it till they get sacrificed.

Camping is when a killer intentionally stays close to a hook in order to secure a kill.

For other people, tunneling and camping are more generic, like going for the unhooked survivor in the first situation, and staying close (32 or less meters away) from the hook. It's really up to the player, and their experience with the game.

That's my point of view in that matter, I also wanna add that calling someone a camper or a tunneler is a bit stupid. The killers job is to kill, and must do everything in their power to kill all 4 survivors. If a killer believes that they should camp and tunnel, they can do that. Is it a dirty move? Yes. But I personally believe that playing dirty is also part of the game.

That's all folks.