Survivors that wait on hatch exits. Hatch Dwellers

It's a royal pain, but it's not reportable to be a useless/selfish teammate. Players who screw each other over because they're trying to survive and don't care about their team's survival are still playing the game, just in a way that's terrible for everyone around them. It doesn't break any rules unless you are directly contributing to your teammates' deaths and your actions can't be explained in any way that's beneficial to you - which is pretty limited to pointing the killer at your teammates, or making loud noises where your teammates are doing gens and then hiding. Leading the killer to teammates to get him off your tail is legitimately playing the game, even if it's getting them killed. Urban evading in bushes for ten minutes is legitimately playing the game, even if it's forcing your team to play with three members.

I don't like it any more than anyone does, but it's unfortunately difficult to draw the line between deliberate selfishness (I'm going to camp hatch and wait for other survivors to die/I'm going to unhook you in the killer's face because I want bloodpoints) and behavior that stems from being new or bad at the game (I'm scared and confused, so I'm going to hide/I'm going to unhook you in the killer's face because I think this is how unhooks work), so there's no consistent way it could be reported regardless.

You can go ahead and do that if you want, I can only give you the information. All naming and shaming is going to do is get your thread locked and deleted but if that's the hill you wish to die on, that's your call.

The devs do nothing because you're reporting something that isn't against the rules. Also, you do need to remove that name; callouts are considered harassment.

You're not going to last very long if you define your own rules and break the existing ones in the process.

Yes, you're indirectly helping your teammates die if you make plays that put them in danger or never unhook them, but I already explained how it's impossible to stratify between all-out-selfish plays, stupid plays, and selfish plays that happened because the player calculated that making the altruistic play would have ended badly for everyone. You can't ask the players whether something was justified; they're biased and are often going to assume the worst of their teammates' intentions when they get snubbed mid-game. I've been yelled at for not rescuing a teammate in EGC against a Hag with NOED who was actively chasing me out the gate. I've been yelled at for not unhooking because the killer followed me to the hook and I ran on by hoping that someone else would come for the save while the killer was chasing me, not wanting to unhook in the killer's face, and nobody else did. I've found hatch and waited for it because my other remaining teammate was in a chase and there was no plausible way I'd be able to unhook them due to the killer's power/playstyle/me being injured. And there's been times I just have an archive to do an obnoxious task and escape, I got the obnoxious task done, and I barely ever escape on solo queue anyway, so I'm going to focus on number one when the gates get opened. Sometimes it's just how it goes, and the game would be a much worse experience if you could get banned because someone got mad you didn't help them.