The End Game Problem

Of course we all been there, you have a hatch standoff for 20+ minutes or you was playing hide and seek world championship for 20+ minutes. These situations are what gives Dead by Daylight (besides the toxic community) a bad name because it's simply a flawed mechanic. Problem is that we don't know whether or not the killer/survivor deserves their sacrifice/escape meaning they end off in a stalemate. So how can we solve this problem?

The End Game Solution

I'd like to have the solution fit both play styles for the survivor such as being stealthy and being aggressive. This will add counter play to certain killers like Nurse so you have the option to be stealthy when you cannot be aggressive.

Introduction to Dead by Daylight

Tears of Light Spawning Rules
When the second to last survivor is eliminated from the trial, there will be 7 tears of light that automatically spawns into the map. They cannot spawn within 32 meters to the last survivor, to each other, to the killer, and to the hatch.

Your New Objective and how it works
Your objective information (remaining generators) will be replaced with the number of tears the survivor is required to obtain to win the trial which is 5. Additionally, beside the the number of tears the survivor is required to obtain, is a Entity's Rage % (it will slowly increase to 100%) number showing how much time you have remaining as a survivor to obtain all 5 tears of light. This % number will pause when you're in a chase, in dying state, or on a hook. Additionally, if the survivor obtains a tear of light, the Entity's Rage will slowly decrease by a certain amount then slowly increase once again.

What happens if...
If the survivor runs out of time (If the Entity's Rage reaches 100%), the Entity will sprout its tentacles from the ground and immediately kill the survivor. This will NOT award the killer any Devout emblem points as it's not a sacrifice or mori by the killer. If the killer finds and sacrifice the survivor, you'll get the appropriate Devout emblem points. If the survivor obtains all tears of light, the map will turn to daylight and burn the killer out of existence, this will award the survivor with the appropriate amount of Unbroken emblem points as if they escaped.

How to interact with a tear of light
As a survivor, if you walk directly into a tear of light, it will automatically absorb itself into your body and cause your body to illuminate bright light for 10 seconds. You'll need to be extremely careful as you're VERY easy to spot by the killer during that moment.

Play Styles for the endgame
As a survivor, you can stealth each tear of light and hide from the killer especially when you're illuminated or you can obtain a tear of light during a chase by running into it. Both playstyles work for the survivor since they have the option to play accordingly depending on the situation and killer.

The hatch and how this endgame will trigger.
If your entire team completed a total of 2 generators, the hatch will spawn in and open when you're the last survivor. This will also start the new endgame by spawning in the 7 tears of light. However, if the hatch has NOT spawned in then the Entity Rage % meter will increase as if the endgame has started to encourage the survivor to complete the required amount of generators. The killer can close the Hatch if they happen to find it in my version.

Justification For This End Game Solution

As you can see, the survivor's skill and the killer's skill is tested depending on the situation. This solves the stalemate problem as it encourages action during the endgame for both sides. Whoever played the best will be victorious and will get their earned sacrifice/escape.

If you have any questions, I'll do a Q&A! Please tell me your concerns and remember, the numbers are just place holders so things can always change!

TL;DR
Have tears of light for the final survivor so can automatically pick up. If they pick it up, they will illuminate light for a little while. They need 5 to escape while having a time limit. If the time limit ends, the survivor dies. This supports both play styles (stealthy and aggressive).