To clarify, back when the perk Decisive Strike activated on first pick-up, killer's would pick up a survivor, walk a few steps, then drop the survivor to avoid the Perk from activating and being able to hook them, this was dubbed Dribbling. The anti-dribble mechanic was added to prevent this. This would make it so whenever the Killer drops a survivor they gain 25% to there wiggle meter when next picked up, countering the perk counter.

Since Decisive Strike has gone through multiple iterations to the one currently in-game, the anti-dribble has not been changed or adjusted and has just been left as is ever since.

Is this mechanic/feature still necessary in the game's current state? As it stand's, once a killer drops a survivor there's pretty much no reason to pick them back up because of the mechanic, somewhat contributing to slugging.

I'm not saying it should be removed, but the feature seem's rather redundant since Decisive Strike was changed and should maybe be looked at if it's necessary to the game in it's current state with Anti-Slugging being an upcoming change in a series of health changes.