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It seems like you should take a break from the game or main survivor for a bit. It's very unhealthy to be this worked up over the game. Hopefully, some time off or on survivor will give you some perspective and allow you to return to the killer (if you so choose) with a calm mind and tempered expectations. Killer might just see some improvement by the time you come back through map adjustments/overhauls or changes to core mechanics

I play killer quite often and I understand that the game can be very frustrating at times. If you continue to play tilted, you'll just tilt even more. A break can do a lot of good. Maybe go to Youtube or Twitch to watch some DbD content creators. There's a list of Fog Whisperers on the forums and a lot of are fun to watch and you could learn a lot from them.

1. In some Maps it's actually true for KIllers. But depends on the Team. But the most important thing: Just drop the Chase if it's hard to catch up. When it's because of a Skill issue, practice more. And some Killers shouldn't do long Chases anyway. But there are also Perks for Killers that help with that.
2. Only Flashbangs and Killer-Items can be uses as a secondary Item. It's a huge Buff for Survivors, since it made Franklins not that usefull anymore for some Killers. Flashbangs
3. Not true. When i play as a Killer, i get them almost all the time in front of me. It's all about Luck.
4. If all Gens are done and 4 Surivors are alive, of course it's really hard to kill all of them,, because should try kill as many as before the Gens are done. When all Gens are done, it's fine to camp and even allowed, since Survivors can't unhook themself then when the Anti-Camping Feature will be released. But there are also other Perks exept NOED that make it way more harder for Survivors to escape when all Gens are done. You know, you can't always get 4 Kills. And i would say if you can kill at least 2 People it's fine and you can be proud of yourself.
5. You mean Body Blocking or Perks like Dead Hard? Anti-Body Blocking Perks exist, like Starstruck. And even then, Body Blocking can be really risky for Survivors. When 4 Survivors are still alive and it's possible for a Killer to still get 4 Kills it's not fair. Imagine getting your Gens done and then the Killer can still kill the whole Team with some Effort But it even is possible to still get 4 Kills by the Way, with Effort and some nasty Perk Combinations. Try a Endgame Build.
6. That's not true. It depends where it spawns and if the Survivors are even trying to find it. Many don't even try to find the Totem. Hoiwever i agree that the Perk is kinda weak and mostly useless. The Totem should just be blocked for a while when it spawns in my Opinion.
7. Also not true. Endurance Perks are barly even used anymore
8. C'mon, a 3 Secound Boost to may excape or extend a Chase is fine.

It sounds like you don't play much Survivor yourself, only Killer, huh? Everybody should play both Side. It will be mindblowing for everyone that complains about one side and never playd the other.

But i'm kinda on your side a bit. Gen rushing exists. With Perks and Toolboxes it's ridiculous. It's just Survivors doing what they should do. Toolboxex need a Nerf and Gen Slowdown Perks need a Buff again. The "Gen rush Perks" are fine i think. But Fact is, that for some playable Killers Tunneling, 3 Gen and even Camping is necessary to get 4 Kills. Not fore some Pro DbD Twitch Streamer of course...

And to End this. No, DbD won't die in the near Future and will still be around in Years. But it depends on the Licences they get and if BHVR actually listen to the People. Belive it of not, before the Skull Merchent and the Healing Nerf, the Game was in the best balanced Stage the game ever had Sure, it was not fantastic (Dead Hard mostly) and still kinda bad. But then the Skull Merchant came and the whole Changes. I know about 6 People that stopped playing the Game because of the balance changes. I really hope BHVR actually listen to the Player and not just their Fog Wisperers and collected Statistics.

It’s boring because it robs a player of their agency, requires no skill or strategy, and is an unbalanced form of gameplay. This coming from the people that complain when survivors do generators so I’m not surprised.

Before I create a gigantic essay discussing your points one by one, I want to address:

The dev team have made it clear that their goal is a 60% kill rate - for every five games you play (20 survivors) around 12 of them should die when averaged across the entire community, and last we heard (oct. '22) they're maintaining around that kill rate on a majority of the killers in the game - trapper being the weakest killer, with top 5% MMR games seeing a 56% kill rate.

Now for your points, addressed in order:

1. Pallets are a resource - and they're a resource that can run out. If a survivor is giving you so much trouble that you're wasting four gens on them you need to swap targets earlier. If they're running you in a circle you need to run that loop tighter against it, decreasing the length of the loop enough to allow you to gain enough Bloodlust to catch them. Additionally, running slowdown perks like Jolt (free in all bloodwebs) can assist in making sure gens pop slower. Even without slowdown, most teams should pop 4 gens in more than 2 minutes (I say 2 minutes as that's a 3 man squad running Prove Thyself for 4 30-second generators). Slowdown and applying pressure to gens being completed with information perks like Tinkerer (Hillbilly teachable, you have him) or Discordance (Legion teachable, available for 4500IR right now or 9000 when the event ends) can help you harass generators and cause them to be completed more slowly.
2. Pick up survivors facing away from others, against a wall where you cannot be hit by flashbang. Turn away from flashbangs dropped whilst you're carrying, and if you realise survivors are frequently aiming for saves check an area before you pick up. Lightborn is a good option to address this but given you consider it unacceptable it's likely best to practice playing around flashie saves of both kinds.
3. Hatch has specific spawns - a simple example is the non-windowed side of the Shack. It can be guaranteed with an Offering but short of that which group reaches it first is a mixture of game knowledge and luck. When you see a Hatch, remember where it is for future matches and try and keep a list in your head when looking for it.
4. 99%ing gates is frustrating, but ultimately they're held at 99% to decrease the window of time they need to play around you after getting an unhook. Sometimes there will be nothing you can do but one thing you can try is forcing survivors to leave by injuring them and chasing them to an exit gate - that removes them from the match allowing you to better focus on what material (i.e. hooked or downed survivors) you have.
5. Protection hits are impossible to remove unless you want to make every killer able to phase survivors like Sadako. If three of four survivors are healthy when an unhook happens then yeah, they're gonna use the health states they have at their disposal to ensure that others escape alongside them- like pallets, health states are a form of material, and are one that can run out.
6. NOED is visible within a specific range for survivors and an infinite range for you. If you're not guarding your NOED it's going to be cleansed, because cleansing a NOED is a gigantic priority for survivors who want to try and save a fellow downed teammate. If you find a survivor attempting to cleanse your NOED they're able to be oneshot and put on a hook right next to your NOED, making guarding both incredibly easy.
7. Survivors do not necessarily need to be hit more than twice - Dead Hard and Off The Record cannot be activated until the survivor you are chasing has been unhooked, and the Styptic Agent deletes a survivor's medkit - if you see that, count to 5 and then whack them, which waits out the timer on their Endurance. Additionally, these perks often have a tell - Off the Record makes survivors entirely silent, Dead Hard can be waited out but also applies exhaustion meaning they don't have any others, speaking of which...
8. Presumably by running perks you mean Hope, Made for This and an array of Exhaustion perks like Sprint Burst and Lithe. All of these have tradeoffs - a Hope user is playing a perk down until all gens are done, and the others are countered by running at least one perk or addon that Exhausts survivors. Try Fearmonger (available for free), you might like being able to harrass gens without worry of Exhaustion perks.
9. Icon Status serves to assist Solo survivors in working as a team - without it, the difference between a group of four SoloQs and a SWF would be widened, and your matches against SWFs would feel far less fair than those without any. Hopefully the game will see more changes to this effect in future to make the game easier to balance.
10. Default BT was added because without it tunnelling was monstrously easy, leading to every survivor under the sun bringing BT in order to prevent it. This caused a knock-on effect where killers would have to wait out an invisible timer just in case a survivor had BT applied to them. Making this perk basekit both took the guesswork out of unhooks and the requirement for every survivor in the entire game to bring a specific perk. NOED's see-through-walls is a countermeasure against it's incredibly potent effect - the only Exposed effect in the game a survivor isn't immediately told about. Hex: Ruin's original effect - by which you might mean 200% regression - could be alright to revert, but it's original effect of red skill checks that regressed generators automatically only served to punish new survivors who aren't versed in hitting Greats and finding totems - the game is better off with that effect gone.

On the topic of anti-camping measures, camping does not prevent gen rush. In fact, face camping encourages gen rush, if the survivor you have hooked runs Kindred (which many do) or are on comms with other survivors, they can watch you standing there and know it's safe to sit on gens for the full 120 second pair of hook stages, getting 4 gens done in the process as mentioned earlier, and that's before Reassurance if any survivor has it. If you think that camping is going to cause survivors to drop off gens to come for a rescue then you're simply mistaken - the second you're out of baby survivor lobbies they will leave the hooked survivor to die whilst they juice gens. The best way to stop gen rush is to run gen regression or slowdown and play around generators, applying pressure to the team and keeping them off gens as long as possible.

Punishing survivors for doing gens, looping pallets more than once, taking protection hits and 99ing gates is punishing them for completing their objectives. You wouldn't support a killer being punished for hitting survivors. Face camping, however, is ignoring a majority of your objectives in favour of taking a pittance in the form of a free single kill.

This game can be frustrating, and I get that. But ultimately, the reason a loss happens is down to the mistakes made in any given match. If you didn't make any you'd get a 3k or 4k almost every time in public matches. Looking for these mistakes in your play leads to you being a better player.

Really low quality bait. Way to convoluted and incoherent to even read it through, sorry.

So that's what I was doing wrong all this time...

There is no skill to looping. You just do it until the survivor breaks chase. Maybe for new players who don't know how to loop, but then again I camped as new player and it didn't work well for me often either.

It's not unbalanced just because you don't like it. You can go do gens and the killer will lose if they keep camping.

Sorry, if near infinite loops can stay in the game, camping should too.

The difference is, that this is your opinion while I would say EVERYONE else likes chases in this game.

But sure - we can go mentally back to first versions of the game, where infinite hook sabotages were a thing, true infinites existed, no BT was in it (so your camping was super potent), everybody just hid - especially with claudette, gens took just 60s, shack had 2 windows and there were MANY more pallets and killers had severe weaknesses (like trapper - one of 3 base killers could have their power totally destroyed by trap sabotage), hatch could possibly allow all 4 players to dip - but realistically it was super easy for at least 2 people to get out, but ebony mori would allow you to kill person that had single hook.

But somehow everyone but you realized, that such a game was not really fun and everyone dropped it. Then comes you and you long for the unbalanced stuff from the early versions of the game - but only things that benefited 1 side. Like sure - bring it on. But for both sides - yet I doubt you would be willing to play such a game as killer for more then a few days.

Also - survivor is so easy, that best soloQ player has 34 escape rate while best killer reached 1000 wins in a row. As for average game - devs for some reason decided, that it's fair for killers to have above 50% kill rate and that's what they are targeting.

From your posts so far I would only say - it's very clear you play just one side.

Man... This post is crazy... I'm main killer, I know that some maps are really bad for every killer, and dbd for new players is a real challenge, just chill and play the game without care, spend some time in the game and eventually, you will became better.

Just for some contest, no... Matches with all gens completed are winnable, is difficult, but not impossible.

Looping literally requires movement and decision-making so how is it not doing anything? How is it the same as just standing and staring at someone on a hook who literally can only hang there or progress their death faster by trying to remove themselves? It’s not and your argument is meritless.

Not a killer main and definitely not a PH main (I'm a Wesker girl). Still leaving this here: