As a survivor I absolutely despise the teammates who just make little moves from bush to bush or locker to locker, waiting out the entire game (or at least my hook struggling) because they know where the hatch is and they're just hiding until they can get the escape points. It makes me wonder what the ultimate point is. What, to put more points into all of the other characters that you will also just stand around with? I mean if you're not playing the game to actually PLAY then why even turn the damn game on?

That said, I'm on the fence as to whether to call that "toxic". I regard "toxic" behavior to be the kind of behavior that deliberately sets out to ruin someone else's game. Those players aren't necessarily trying to ruin my game, they're just looking out for themselves. While there ARE rules and report buttons that lean in that direction, there's nothing that says a player HAS to be altruistic, HAS to always go for the hook, HAS to play in a way that puts themselves at greater risk to themselves. I'm reminded of this when other survivors occasionally complain to me about "staying away from the action" or "sneaking too much" or "letting them do most of the gens". If I hang back and look for safe windows of opportunity to free my teammates, or do gens, or remove hexes, etc., that's my prerogative. I may piss some people off for being that way, but they also probably have no idea that the game gives much more points to players who throw themselves into chases with the killer so I'm already being punished, so to speak, for my more conservative playstyle. I may hate the people who LITERALLY just hide, but there are other players who hate me for not being, in their minds, active enough.

As for camping, tunneling and slugging, it absolutely SUCKS to be the person on the receiving end, but it's fair strategy considering that doing so leaves the killer vulnerable to smart players who take that time to get gens done.

What I consider to be truly toxic behavior is survivors working with killers (since that is deliberately sabotaging the game for all other people in the match and deliberately dismissing the game's entire purpose in the most blatant way possible) and people saying truly wretched things to someone else (slurs, threats, urging suicide) in post-game chat. To me everything else that's super annoying is...well, super annoying, but not necessarily without purpose or detrimental to the gameplay.