Slugging for the 4K, which leads to teaming

I've wanted to talk about this for a while, but the forum verification system takes a while to go through.

Slugging for the 4K is a strategy used by the killer to smoke out the last survivor in the match by taking advantage of the bleed out timer of the other downed survivor or survivors (4 minutes long). In most cases 2 survivors are sacrificed and one is downed and left on the ground for 3.8 minutes while the killer either baits the survivor to come for the rescue or goes around the map looking for them. This has forever been a strategy used in dbd to confirm 4 kills, though unfortunately in unwinnable situations where you are unable to get a generator done against a really good killer due to a 3 generator set-up or lack of teammates left in the match, you are better off trying to find the hatch or go for an exit gate.

When you realize a game is unwinnable as survivor, doing generators and even going for the save sometimes is pointless, and grants no benefits other than getting you back to the lobby as soon as possible and however many blood points you gain from doing those actions (getting sacrificed because of your actions). Due to the lack of communication and difference of experience between players, when a survivor enters the dying state, is hooked, or has any other aura reading perk that allows them to see their teammates, the act of not doing generators or a "conspicuous action" is seen as throwing the game (wasting time) even though just by remaining in the game in the current state of the match is a waste of time in itself.

The problem with this is that either your teammate or the killer will make your attempts at an endgame escape/play impossible. In my case, I'm always playing solo queue so whenever we're at a really bad 3 gen against a killer who will frequently drop chase to patrol the other 3 generators, or have 1 or more teammates dead with 3 or more generators remaining, I no longer "participate in normal gameplay" as there's no benefit from touching a generator or going for the save (it will be an endless loop or hook standoff to confirm a kill).

When these conditions arise and it becomes a 2v1 and I'm not the survivor slugged on the floor, 1 of 2 things happen.

1. The killer slugs the other survivor for 3.8 minutes looking for me (the remaining survivor) or camping the body. If I am located, I die, if not the killer goes back to the slugged survivor and hooks them (NORMAL GAMEPLAY).
2. The killer slugs the survivor for 3.8 minutes until they are close to bleeding out, doing most of the things stated in Scenario 1, though instead of hooking the survivor, the killer will intentionally pick up the survivor and let them wiggle off their shoulder, signaling to the survivor that they want to team up. The recently slugged survivor will then, lead the killer to the remaining survivor since the entire time they were slugged on the ground they were given aura reading abilities to see the exact location of the other survivor. The killer then downs both survivors because they have both of them nearby.

In the 2 scenarios provided, #2 almost always occurs in my games.

To make teaming (cheating) less prevalent through slugging for the 4K, I have a few suggestions that might be able to stop this from happening.

1. Turn off aura reading to the survivor that's in the dying state. I never really understood why they gained access to the auras of other survivors when it's up to the non-downed survivors to pick them up in the first place. If this is too much, then base it off of how many players are left in the match. When 2 survivors remain only the non-downed survivor can see the aura of the survivor in the dying state and not vice versa. Alternatively, you could add this ability to see auras while being downed into the perk tenacity, as it's a perk that makes you crawl faster so it would make sense for it to be a part of the perk since you crawl much faster giving the aura reading a purpose.
2. This one is a bit oppressive to killers but, to reduce the bleed out timer of survivors depending on how many remain in the trial. when there's 4 survivors left its 4 minutes. when there are 2 survivors left it's 2 minutes. This would help fix this problem because it would discourage killers from leaving the slugged person on the ground for too long in the end when only few survivors remain, keeping the game "going". You could even further reduce the timer but I think the first part of this is healthier for the game.

Another thing to add with this is that the killer does not have to start the whole "teaming" thing. If a survivor had a bad game or they don't like/care about a specific survivor they will just crawl in the direction of where the remaining survivor is, weather that was their intent (toxicity) or not. This is why I really push for point 1 to happen, as slugging mid game is not commonplace as much as it is in the endgame. The downed survivor is so slow on the ground that it doesn't really make much sense for them to have info on where their teammates are (they should just crawl to a safe place so the non-downed teammates that can see their aura can get them up).

A lot of you may also criticize me for taking this stance as an "entitled survivor main" but you can't honestly tell me that when it's just you and another survivor remaining with at least 1 generator left, that there's a chance you both will get out (there isn't). Going for the rescue in those situations is only beneficial if you are going for grades or BPs, which is fine but the whole teaming thing deletes the hatch and exit gates as an option altogether.