Im ######### tired of getting absolutely rushed through gens as Killer.

Put on Lethal Pursuer so you can see the survivors spawn on gens spread out from each other, it's a good perk to decide whether to dc or not.

Here's some general stuff I follow in almost every match. It can work on any killer you're good with, but it might fail if survivors are too good and you are using a weaker killer that you may not know as well. Generally speaking, playing like this I have only had 1 played match where I didn't kill at least 3 survivors with my main Blight in the past like...3 months or so.

• It's useful to find a 3 or 4 gen area that you can defend as hard as possible. Slowly try to get deadzones going around those 3 or 4 gens you're trying to keep. I've legit won games as M1 killers just by focusing on defending my 4 gens even if survivors seem to have a good start with gens.
• I don't know what you mean by "relatively quickly". Some people think 40 seconds is "relatively quickly", when that's actually like 90% of a full gen with 2 people, and if you have 3 people on separate gens it's literally half of all of them. Some people have a 15 second rule where they leave a chase after 15 seconds if they haven't gotten a hit or a pallet. I think that's too much time to be chasing for nothing, but generally speaking it's a calculation of what you're gonna get out of it. An injure state can be good, but you shouldn't waste time trying to down a survivor outside of your control area, if a survivor is in a good position it might not be worth chasing them. Sometimes 30, 40, 50 second chases can be worth if IF you know what you're doing, but that depends on the individual match and your individual circumstances, usually at the start of the game it's too much time.
• Keep track of who you have hooked and you you haven't. Especially on High mobility killers, if you down someone and you know they're working on a gen in an area you want to keep, just leave that survivor on the ground and go defend your 3/4 gen.
• Don't ever try to hook all 4 survivors 3 times unless you know for a fact the team is inefficient. You need to focus down 1 or 2 survivors, not necessarily hard tunnel them, but generally focus your hooks around them so you can get people out of the game.
• Do not let unhooks happen uncontested unless you already have secured extra pressure from a chase. I try as best as I can to never let survivors heal for free. Two healthstates is a ridiculous amount of time from a survivor just holding W. The more I can keep them injured the better. Eventually you will wear down a team.
• Hook close to the area you want to your 3 or 4 gen area. Make sure those hooks are hard for the survivors to get. Don't ever get discouraged by survivors talking ######### about "proxy camping". That's BS. Their main objective is to hold M1 for a couple of seconds. You have the right to make your main objective easier on yourself by protecting your area.
• Try to eat DS early if you have the pressure for it, or if it's a survivor you know for a fact you can catch quickly after their DS. This will prevent them from getting insane pressure on you by being aggressive with DS when it actually matters. And absolutely ALWAYS punish people who deactivate their DS in front of you. If a survivor starts healing themselves after being unhooked, that's survivor is going right back on the hook. Having a survivor on death hook is huge pressure.
• Remember that focusing on the macro 4v1 game is waaaaaay more impactful than having good individual chases. And depending on the killer you're using the chase is massively in favor of the survivor. Focus on the 4v1, and even if you make some mistakes in the 1v1 you will have a better chance.
• If you have a slug and a hook in the area you want to control, and especially if the other survivors are injured, there is ZERO reason to leave the area to look for the other survivors. Let them come to you to try and rescue, it doesn't matter what stage the game is in. This is massive pressure for you.