Lack of awareness=tunneling/camping

I’ve watched that video. My favorite reaction was the match where the killer was Pig. Survivors like that have huge egos and completely ignore what the other side has to go through. 3 gens pop in a spam of 5 seconds, which gives the killer the right to play smarter and sweatier. But no survivors are allowed to do gens super fast but killers can’t tunnel. Killers that have the same double standard are just as bad.

reminds me of a game i had a little while ago, where i hooked someone in my basement (shack), went upstairs and immediately heard grass moving outside - found another survivor who would then loop me around shack, got them and hooked them aswell, just to come back up the stairs and seeing scratches all over, so i look around, find another guy, chase them (once again around shack), hook them too and have everyone suicide on hook.

in end chat they then "called me out" for camping...

sigh

I felt really uncomfortable watching this video. That's one of the reasons the moderation feels like it doesn't work, as these delusional pricks report people just because the other party didn't please them.

This. And lack of empathy is pretty normal these days I would say.

Lol, I said in another thread, but I had a TTV call me a stream sniping tunneler because as Legion, with 3 tracking Perks, I was able to find the Survivors multiple times. Was called a tunnels because the Survivor went for an unhook in basement, I came down as they ran up, smacked the person who did the unhook, and because we all body blocked each other, I could catch up and downed the unhooker....

Also as a Killer, if you unhook in the basement and both of ya'll stay in the basement to hide and I see no evidence ya'll left the basement....don't be salty when I pull both of ya out of the lockers... like why would I go easy or play dumb? Instead of learning what you did wrong, see what Perks I had & deduced the situations that may have happened due to said Perks...ya'll wanna play the victim card at how unfair I was xD.

I watched the VOD of the Survivor who ended up DCing on me because I pulled them out of a locker and it was just hilarious how without a second thought, I was some tunneling, sniping ######### because I.......just played the game? Like there is a huge community culture of just victim syndrome where zero critical thinking or consideration is ever used.

Good watch.

It seems very hard for some people to accept reality, leave a gg, and move on.

Right? So many times I've had the same situation where I'm the one in the wrong for downing them both, despite the survivor just rushing the hook in my face. I mean, I had one earlier who tried to literally crouch walk behind me while I hooked the survivor to attempt to unhook right there and then, but I was the camper because of it. I'm not going to just walk away and give them a wave as they save them. Of course I'm going to stop them, especially when they make it so obvious. Like, I'm all for fair play. I'll never camp a hook or tunnel someone but you get left no choice when they pull stunts like that.

Nice find @LordGlint . Idd say it can be hard to see as a Survivor what your actions cause, remember most Survivors do not see their scratch marks etc. for instance. Camping happens because of an inability to lure the Killer away successfully or because the Killer suspects people are near by. Tunneling happens because of similar reasons. A player can only really realize this if they analyse the situation, but its hard to think clearly under pressure.

I'm mostly solo, too :)

I'll sometimes stay if I get camped or tunneled out and the game was interesting or gets interesting to watch it play out, but it's never to abuse or criticize the player's game. If I'm in the endgame chat, the most people will get out of me is 'gg' or 'gg lol'. If I notice something that could help a player's current build (on either side), I may say so, which sometimes starts a constructive discussion.

If someone camps/tunnels me or, as I recently found out, last item switches, it all falls within intended design, so I'll treat it as such. For real, an inability to do so seems to point towards an inflated sense of entitlement/inability to accept reality in an unbiased manner.

Lately, in game/on forums/reddit/etc, most people seem to be adopting better mindsets and just enjoying the matches for what they are, regardless of the outcome - There's no real stakes, so whatever :)

People that bash other people or are abusive/toxic in chat/forums/etc most likely have way bigger issues to work on with their gameplay and themselves, but are using these outlets/outbursts to deflect from the real issue.