Genrushing

Use a high mobility killer, make for the furthest gens and hope for the best.

Not trying to be trite, but if you are using a low mobility killer or a killer who needs time to set up, you're gonna suffer without slowdown perks. Not much else you can do to mitigate early gens.

Or this

Forget about gens.

Do everything you can to tunnel someone out of the game as quickly as possible. If it's a SWF, they'll all swarm the hook like rats to save their friend, giving you hits/downs for free. If they don't, then it's 3v1 now and you should be in a better position to defend the few gens left in the match.

There's the problem: "Playing like this is unfun for the survivors"

They don't care about your fun; stop caring about theirs.

couldn't have said it better myself.

No survivor is giving you pity sacrifices, or thinking about how fast they're doing gens. They're trying to win as much as possible, so they can get those sweet ego points when they see you coming towards the exit gate, and then they do you-know-what.

I just play for hooks anyway as I feel like once I get to a certain point (mmr wise) it’s just not fun for me. I don’t even use slowdown perks.

I have seen nurse and blights complain but they show up with a comp build and surprised survivors wanna dip out as quick as possible.

Most of the time with most killers, you're probably going to lose at least 2 gens in the first few minutes, but if you are a slow killer and down to 2-3 gens without at least a few hooks, tunneling at least one surv out is probably your only remaining route to a win.

I don't do it often at all, but in such a scenario it's totally justified.

Which is why if you want to avoid being put in that position of having to play that way, you have to use slowdown perks.

Survs should also understand that if you bang out a bunch of gens right at the start, you have left the killer with limited options if they want to win. You can deal with annoying early game slowdown, or you can deal with tunneling (if the killer wants to win, which we should assume they do).

Like some others said, hopefully with the gens taking 10 seconds longer after this patch it will give you he extra buffer you need to reach them before they finish. Setting that aside though, some general tips might be

• Don’t be afraid to slug for pressure. If you literally hook a survivor after every single down you could be spending your time a little too inefficiently in the early and mid game. Basically it’s much better to hook one survivor three times than three survivors once each. So if you focus your initial hooks on one or two survivors and slug the others then you’ll be trading off those temporarily unneeded hooks for about 10 extra seconds saved each since you didn’t pick up and carry them to a hook. That’s plenty of time to head to a gen and start a brand new chase while the dying survivor is still on the ground.
• You’re not trying to slug everybody simultaneously, but just to be in a cycle where you have two people hopefully on hook or slugged and one being chased, leaving at most one other survivor who has to decide between working on a generator and reviving someone else. Also how much you’ll want to slug will depend on your loadout - if you have a hook based perk like Pain Resonance or Pop Goes the Weasel then hooking more often makes more sense. If your build has nothing that involves hooks, or especially if it has something like Blindness effects or Infectious Fright or Jolt, then slugging more heavily to get a lot of downs and focussing hooks on one main survivor could be the way to go.
• Learn when to break off or not take chases. You don’t want to blindly chase every survivor you see until you down them. If a survivor has headed to a strong tile that’s not near any gens then downing them there but only after a really long chase could win that battle and lose the war. Basically if you can get a hit or a pallet drop quickly go for it, otherwise try and keep chasing the survivors who are more actively doing the gens or are he easiest targets to catch. Ideally if you can knock out the weakest link on their side that will put you in a much stronger position where you can then commit more fully to chases without fear of losing gens as you do it.
• Don’t bother facecamping unless maybe the survivor is really close to losing a hook stage. Standing in place isn’t an efficient use of time, you’re better off proactively seeking survivors that waiting for them to come to you. On the other hand, zone defense where you patrol a possible 3-gen area and try and hook survivors in that region (aka proxy camping) can be quite useful, especially on killers that have more limited map mobility.
• Be mindful of the generators that are left to complete. If there’s a central generator that losing it will force you to patrol a really wide area then try to defend that one more heavily. Losing a remote gen is much better than losing one in your potential three gen endgame area.

Besides the excellent advice you received, there is also the option to play an endgame loadout, stacking chase and endgame perks can result in some very fun moments. NOED (yes there is nothing wrong with it) and no way out/bloodwarden, paired with endurance, spirit fury/bamboozle can be a very effective strategy on slow game killers.

If you're going with this then you must use the time before EGC to prepare the field. Chase relentlessly, break as many pallets, once survivors realize you are running spirit fury they'll just predrop making your job easy. Hit, down and hook liberally, interrupt Gen repairs, everything in your power to do as much damage as possible, with a mind that they will ultimately power gates and try to leave which is when they'll pay for what happened before.

Since you're playing Myers, then you have an extra tool. Save one pop of t3. If and when noed goes down, use it and continue chasing and slugging. If you did your job clearing palettes, they just won't be able to escape from you.

If I get gen rushed I try to camp or tunnel someone out. If survivors rush gens injured slugging is the best way to slow them down.

If they want to care about the survivors fun, that's no harm

^This. You have to understand that this is your game just as much as it is theirs. The survivor rule book states that you shouldn't camp or tunnel or use certain perks like noed, and it's just absurd. Play the game how you want to play it. At the end of the day, Killers are called Killers for a reason.

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Don't chase someone for too long, patrol gens they were on, push them off of this gens.