POV: You Feel Like Going Easy on the Survivors

I mean, them having 8 anti-tunnel perks in a match where you decide to go easy (i. e. not tunnel, I would imagine) is good for you. And no, them using these "aggressively" by seeking you out and trying to annoy you is not usually at all good for them - they are wasting a ton of time not doing gens or healing giving you free hits and downs and you can simply leave them on the floor and keep pursuing whoever it was you were chasing, prompting yet other survivors to have to leave objectives to pick them up.

Adrenaline and Resilience are overrated perks in my opinion. They are still really good, of course, but there are better, more consistent choices (such as Exhaustion perks). For Adren, I would hold that having perks that help you get into the endgame are much more important than perks that help you once there (particularly because an endgame with multiple survivors alive is already tilted in the survivors' favour, not seldom making Adren a bit of a "win more" perk), and Adren is only situationally helpful even if it comes to that, and can in fact even be detrimental (robbing you of Exhaustion perks or Resilience or the ability to 99% a heal to bait a hit or whatnot). Resilience for starters is not the "gen rush" perk people often take it for: you have to be injured first so that already means you have to have had killer interaction, in turn meaning it might simply do nothing for gens (and seeking out the killer to take a hit is of course not time efficient, Resi wouldn't make up for that even if it increased gen repair speeds by 20% or whatever). But then even if you are injured (and opt to take the risk to stay injured for it), Resi only shaves off 7.4 seconds of repair time of a gen, and only if you do it solo from 0 to 100%. The actual reason why people use Resi is the window and pallet vault speed increase, which however does little against the killers you actually regularly need help in chase against (such as Nurse, Spirit, Blight, projectile killers), because these ~100 milliseconds of a faster vault often don't mean much of anything against them. Sure it's really nice to have against M1 killers, but unless you have a high ping to compensate for, it's sort of a "win more" perk too, where if you instead just played it safe and well, you are already favoured to have decent-enough chases anyway.

Flashlights are among the worst items in the game in terms of playing efficiently or optimally. Sure you may get a flashlight save every then and again (if the killer isn't playing around it or in rare instances where they can't) which can be rather impactful, but on average you are regularly just wasting a huge amount of time not repairing gens trying to get saves that won't work out, and also risk taking hits and downs for it, creating snowball potential for the killer out of nowhere.

Haddonfield is now a pretty decidedly killer-favoured map (having jumped up from 27th place to 6th place in deadliest maps on Nightlight). For Wesker (and other killers that can deal with windows) I would have said it was killer-favoured even before the rework, because the major thing that made it good for survivors were the windows of course, but if Wesker uses his ability to vault after the survivor they basically never made it to another window.

Whether you actually "went easy" on them is also another question. Laurie has a pretty low bloodpoint count, she can't have been doing too many things throughout the match, so I wouldn't be surprised if among your first 6 hook stages, 3 had been on her.

None of this is to say that this likely wasn't a well-played match by you. It's just not really all that impressive or notable, random average pub players even if they're armed to the teeth are fairly easy to handle for experienced and/or skilled killer players, and if they aren't on voice comms that is exponentially more true. I would also say that going without perks and add-ons, this kind of group should be the precise challenge you are looking for. Personally I tend to go out of my way not to camp or tunnel, but then I do occasionally enjoy going with a blank loadout and then trying my hardest to win, employing every trick in the book. Makes it more of an actual challenge and a thrill to see whether and how often you can still win.