Gen rushing

Survivors need additional objectives like finding gasoline and refilling the gens. Or fixing cables.

Longer gen times wouldn't solve the issue. Because it's just boring.

But going for other objectives, like gas cans, could spice it up.

Gen rushing is ignoring totems, unhooks, and any other sub objective in order to pop 5 gens in 180 seconds or less ensuring everyone involved leaves with so few points and emblems that nobody pips. TO add on to that, the first 80 seconds of a match will generally tell you how it's gonna go. If you get at least 1 to 2 downs in the first 80 seconds, you're probably gonna win. ON the flip side, survs can easily pop 3 gens in 80 seconds instantly putting an insane amount of pressure on you

Gen rushing to me is a gen done between the time it takes to quickly down a survivor. Ive gen rushed before usually we can do around 2 gens maybe by the time the first survivor is hooked but thats with bringing good tool boxes with bnp and prove thyself.

Because it isn't "winning in a landslide". The negative connotation comes from the fact that you punish yourself as a survivor when you do that. It's a rare case when it happens, but when it does nobody has fun. It's truly not difficult to run a killer around for 5 gens on most maps now unless you just get absolutely rekt by map RNG with pallet generation such as there only being pallets on one half of Suff Pit.

By the same logic you've employed here, Tunneling is also a pointless buzzword as it's just the killer playing efficiently. It's not a matter of double standard, it's a matter of pointing out that if someone really wanted to, they could run the killer around for long enough for all 5 gens to pop and most of the time it doesn't come down to killer competence, but rather the innate ability to chain tiles together alongside good positioning for fake out vaults and corner based movement as a survivor. For example, at the start of a match, a survivor who's good at chasing isn't going to immediately start dropping pallets, they're going to chain tiles together until they ABSOLUTELY HAVE to use the pallet to avoid getting hit. At which point it's on to the next tileset chain. Not every survivor is going to be this efficient, but the ones who are can easily run you for 5 gens

Very simple actually.

When your game is about 5 minutes than it is clearly gen rushing.

Then you have games like I did i while back where 2 gens popped when I downed the first survivor and a 3rd right before I hooked her.

The 4th was followed shortly after, so that were 4 gens in about 3 minutes and I only had 1 hook at that time.

And usually that is a gg next match please.

That is when survivors play smart.

I got a 4k out of it only because they knew how to rush gens but not how to loop.

The didn't 3 gen themselves but were only focused on 1 single gen instead of splitting up on the gens.

But even though I managed to get a 4k out of it, the first part was also a definite gen rush.

Long story short, every game where gens are done within 5 minutes is considered gen rushing.

Same. Doesn´t matter how the killer plays. Even when he hooks everyone before he proceeds to go for the second hook, he gets accused of tunneling.

For me its a team thatll do nothing but gens. They won't heal. They won't save. They'll loop and hold w to waste as much time as possible. And big surprise when survivors aren't doing anything else but gens. They go by very quick.