Assuming 9.2 patch were to go through, how to make lower tier killers work with this

This is coming from a killer main, but one who is for the goals behind the new PTB updates. I think making it so slugging/tunneling/camping are less viable is good, and while I do think they need to tweak survivor perks that can make this super exploitable (Flip -flop/Boil over which can make it physically impossible to hook someone you downed), I'm not going to add to the arguments against these changes. I'm just going to go through some lower tier killers, and make some tweak suggestions on how to make it so certain killers aren't as hurt by this. Especially regarding how some killers are incentivized to play in a tunnelly/sluggy way.

Do NOTE: I'm not trying to defend the changes in the PTB, I'm saying if they absolutely will go through, here are killers with problems and some solutions to those problems.

General Problems:

1. The gen regression boost from unique hooks sounds good, but I think high mobility killers (which includes a lot of the killers who we told will receive weaker versions of the unique hook buff) not only will be able to capitalize on this way more than slower killers, they might be the only ones who can. To fix this, they could make it so a defining feature of a killer, similar to how some have a move speed of either 4.6 or 4.4, could be gen kick boost reward, or a 10 second, 5% passive slowdown on all generator repairs. So for killers like Pig/Huntress/Deathslinger, they get the passive slowdown, and for killers like Wraith, they have to actively kick a generator. It can be case by case how this is done.
2. No disrespect to the people who use them, cause I sure as heck do too, but the exhaustion perks Sprint Burst, Lithe, and Balanced Landing all hurt lower mobility killers a lot more than you might think. I doubt anyone would agree to this, but I think these three should have there duration lowered to 2.5 seconds. This would also help high end killers, I'm aware, but in theory killer abilities should be counterable without exhaustion perks, but exhaustion perks aren't always counterable by killer abilities.
3. Killer specific killing abilities, like the Condemned status effect, the Shape's Tombstone, or Pig's Traps I'd assume Behavior isn't going to have these trigger the negative status effects, such as the gen repair boost, or removing gen blocking/regression, but if they do intend for these to be in it, that's very bad.

Trapper:

Problems:

1. Accidently incentivized to tunnel if somebody who just got off hook steps into a trap, and will be punished for not doing that because the trap they set is now disarmed. Obviously, he's also incentivized to basement camp, and I think it singlehandedly skews his win rate.
2. Lacks a lot of mind game chase options, and chase trapper is vulnerable to mosquito survivors.
3. Trapper is kind of incentivized to play in Chess Merchantish style, where he shouldn't leave his traps far behind, because survivors who already injured might get out from traps
4. Trapper has a lot of general weaknesses: Map dependence, RNG.

My Solutions:

1. If the survivor who was last unhooked steps into a bear trap, they suffer a 15% slowdown on generator repairs for the next 120 seconds, or until they are put into the dying state by the killer.
2. A couple Chase trapper buffs:(A) Remove the trap arming finishing sound, so he can fake setting traps better, but it's still telegraphed when he is setting a trap. (B) Add a 100% slowdown on trap disarming for the first 20 seconds after a trap is placed, if the trap is not within 16 meters of a hooked survivor. This way mosquito survivors or coordinated SWFs aren't as good at bullying a chase trapper.
3. To ensure trapper is rewarded for traps being stepped into, even when he wasn't able to capitalize on them being stepped into, add the following effects: (A) Injured survivors suffer from deep wounds. (B) If a survivor stepped in a trap that was 24 meters or further from trapper, and when the survivor escaped, if trapper was 32 meters or further away, a base kit version of tension spring will come into effect: After 5 seconds, the trap rearms, and will be 25% slower to disarm until someone does disarm it.
4. To reduce map dependence, and RNG: (A) Lower trap opacity to 80%, so they blend into all environments slightly better. (B) The first escape attempt from a trap is impossible to succeed, but maintain the current maximum number of attempts as being 6 before the game guarantees freeing you.

Twins:

Problems:

1. Twins rely heavily on slugging, which isn't fun for survivors I admit, but they'll get super nerfed by this new patch.

My Solutions:

1. Ideal, unrealistic Solution: Make it so there are special map interactives, similar to Onryo's TVs/Animatronic's Doors/Xenomorphs tunnels, where Victor can run into them, and hold Ctrl to not only switch back to Charlotte, but to relocate charlotte in the place victor was. This will take 5 seconds of reforming time. Victor will now be back inside Charlotte. Visualization Below:
2. Realistic, simpler to code solution: When a survivor is downed by Victor, the survivors can't move in the dying to state for the first 10 seconds. Additionally, if you switch back within 20 seconds to Charlotte, you'll gain haste depending on how far away the survivor was. (For 16 meters+, 3% for 8 seconds, For 24 meters+ 2% more for 8 seconds, and 32meters+ another 2% haste for those 8 seconds.) Additionally, Charlotte wake up time is sped up.

Myers, the Shape:

NOTE: He's getting a whole rework, but assuming a lot of elements were to stay the same about him.

Problems:

1. Incentivized to slug due to his power meter draining, even when carrying survivors.
2. Removing the Stalk limit I think will cause one players mistakes to impact every one a lot more.

My Suggestions:

1. Carrying a survivor pauses Evil Incarnate/Tier 3 evil within timer, and hooking a survivor pauses it for 6 more seconds, and dropping them will pause it for 3 more seconds. (this way if he is dropping to counter a sabo play, he's not punished, but he still is incentivized to hook more than drop them on the ground if he can.)
2. Survivors have 9 points of stalking at the start of the trial. Stalking 3 points from one person gives all other players 1 point. When a survivor is unhooked, if you are 24 meters or further away, the unhooked survivor will gain 1 stalk point.

The Hag:

Problems:

1. Survivors can run through to disarm traps, which is fine, but now survivors who were just unhooked can abuse this to trigger traps even though you'll be punished for killing them.
2. Even if a survivor didn't mean to abuse the trap triggering, when a survivor triggers a trap, the killer might teleport to it, realize it's the person they just hooked, and now they are punished if they don't go for the tunnel because they just waisted time teleporting to this person.

My Solutions

1. A couple people have suggested making it so survivors have to manually disarm traps, and can't just trigger them to disarm them. This would not solve the problem, but it would lessen it. Not really recommending this as I'm not sure how this would play out for other gameplay elements.
2. A buff that might be really good for hag is to make it so when a trap is trigger, the survivor who triggered it's hud flashes green or some color to indicate, "This specific survivor is who triggered the trap."
3. A good general buff: if the trap teleports you 12 or more meters away, you leave behind a husk, similar to the unknown, and you can instantly return there within 10 seconds if you look at the husk you left behind. This could even allow for a better resetting playstyle. The 12 meter minimum is to ensure survivors aren't super pinched between two teleports you just did where they either fake out one teleport or another.

I'll come back and work on my solutions to other killers, but let me know how terrible my ideas are in practice.