Camping obviously shouldn't be prevented as a strat, but could be discouraged

The upcoming 6.1.0 update has some really good changes to the game, I think most players would agree with that, but BHVR did not do anything about camping. I don't judge the devs, it's a big update, they can't change everything at once and I'm sure they know the impact that camping has in the game. What I want is to simply suggest a change that would only have an impact on "unfun" strategies that do not require skill during the match, only a strong build for slowdown and a killer that has a power that takes advantage of camping.

First of all, let's think of the situations where killers end up camping:

1- The killer leaves the hook area after hooking, the survivors take too long to save and in the last few seconds the killer comes back to secure the next stage, as a way to punish the survivors for taking too long;

2- During the endgame, the killer has nowhere else to go, and no other objective to defend, so they end up camping one survivor to secure one or an extra kill;

3- The killer either has a whole strategy with their build to camp all game and maybe still get a 3k, or they camp a survivor for any other personal reasons, even though there are still gens that need to be completed.

Those 3 are the most common situations where camping ends up happening. Situations 1 and 2 are completely understandable, even if some players still think it's "toxic" to do those things, both are valid strategies and there are things that survivors can do to avoid it (well, situation 2 is a little bit harder to avoid or to deal with, but it's not necessarily a problem that should be addressed right now in my opinion).

The big problem here is situation 3. I do know that skilled survivors may be able to deal with the situation, but that does not justify it, because the amount of skill required by the survivor part does not match the amount of skill required by the killer part. Not only that, but I'm pretty sure it's almost impossible to deal with this situation if all of the survivors are playing solo, without communication.

I do not think that this type of strat should be prevented, you should be allowed to play the game the way you enjoy it, but there should be something to discourage it and equal things a little bit.

My suggestion includes numbers that might be shocking for some players, but please keep in mind that the situations where this would affect a killer that is not doing this type should be rare.

The suggestion: Make it so that as soon as the survivor gets hooked, a 20-second timer starts. While inside a 16m range, the timer goes up, from 16m to 24m the timer pauses, and 24m and further the timer goes down (obviously won't go below 0). If that timer reaches 20 seconds, survivors get a huge bonus for gen repairing speeds (I suggest something between a 25% and 50% non-stackable bonus, like I said, shocking numbers) and, if there are any gens still left, non-stackable bonus speed for unhooking actions (+100%). On top of everything, survivors start seeing the killer's aura. The killer should get a visual warning that the mechanic is in use. If the killer leaves and the timer goes down to less than 20 seconds, the mechanic is deactivated. The timer should be able to accumulate up to 25 seconds.

Shocking, I know, but if you really think about it, the only strategy between the common ones that would be affected by this is the number 3. Since the bonuses are non-stackable, survivors wouldn't be able to take better advantage of this with perks and items, but it does help survivors to do something about it. This would also require more skill on the killer part since they would need to learn how to deal with this mechanic.

I do understand this wouldn't solve the problem by 100%. Nurse exists, Deathslinger has the iridescent addon that lets them instadown a survivor if they land a shot from 12m or further, and Hag has Mint Rag which they can use with Make Your Choice... But strategies that work around camping from a distance are more about hook trading than forcing the next stages and preventing rescues, which technically gives more time for survivors to do gens and also more space to deal with whatever that strategy is.

There is also a more uncommon situation, where the killer hooks a survivor right next to a gen that is very close to being done and camps to try to wait for that gen to regress, and I do recognize that this could hurt that strategy, but unless you have perks that increase the regress speed (Call of Brine, the new Overcharge), that strategy can most times be very ineffective, and if you do have those perks, then 20 seconds should be more than enough to make that gen not an immediate threat anymore.