Be a good survivor and punish Locker Exploiters

As much as I'd love to do that just for the sake of fair-play, it could be seen as griefing, no? In the end, you're literally and purposefully pushing the other survivor out of the safety, kinda the same kind of scenario when one drops the pallet earlier than the second survivor gets past it, so they get blocked by it and the killer gets a free hit by your action.

I will play without helping the killer, they aren't gonna expect me to help them.. Unless they'd be naïve. Most of them will tunnel and camp when the situation asks for it, which goes against my own definition of fun, and since I could very easily end up being the tunneled or camped one, I'm not gonna help them out.

As long as there's no official statement from the developers regarding this exploit to allow players to push those survivors out of the locker's hitbox by entering it without being punished afterwards for „teaming up with the killer“, I will play like usually and won't mind those players.

If there's a cheater on your team, does escaping/winning mean anything? I say it doesn't. For me at least, having a cheater in the match invalidates the whole thing, and I want the cheater to pay for their behavior.

Beyond that, the best way to discourage the exploitation of bugs/cheating is for their peers/teammates on their own side to punish it. This is true in games and in life.

I'm probably not going to follow a cheater all around the map to force them out every time, but if I see someone doing it, I'll do it every time.

I'm not opposed to the idea, but would I be putting myself at risk of being reported for working with the killer? Particularly if the exploiter is part of a duo or trio who then all proceed to report me in endgame so it's my word against theirs?

That, or they're gonna report you, putting you at risk of getting banned.

If I'm trying to punish cheaters, then I don't wanna be involved within the mess they cause.

So.. All of the players would get punished in the end, no? Including you, of course.

That'd make it fair because rules do apply to everybody, including people who do put themselves on the spot to ensure that those who break them get punished.

What do you think? Lol. Goes both ways.

This whole topic is fake to me. Most of the community doesn't care about each other but when they need help they sure love to shame people into being "good guys" so they have better time themselves.

Please stop its embarassing and some can see through your act.

Also I don't see anyone defending this exploit, people just refuse to go out of their way to help other side when said side hates their guts.