Gens speeds are the biggest killer frustration i think

Many people see gens as numbers and doesnt see that 2 gens left can mean 1 gen left if two gesn are around 50% or above, gen situation can change drasticaly and its way easier to do gens then winning chases and applying preasure on 4 people but there are still people that will hate you for saying gens are easy objective when survivors touch them and od them instead of seeking totems and chest.

thats the issue, low to mid tier killers struggle to apply pressure especially on big maps. speed killers like blight and ghoul, sure the can pressure no problem but a slow killer on a big map is much harder to apply any pressure… this is where tunneling and slugging come into it.

1.trapper, 0 speed, very limited anti loop if any.

2. myers, 0 speed, 0 anti loop

3. doctor, 0 speed, somewhat has anti loop but not if people predrop.

4.bubba, 0 speed, 0 anti loop. basically useless v vaults.

5.pig, 0 speed, 0 anti loop and useless on big open maps.

the list goes on. if we are talking about pressuring gens, these killers struggle simply because they are slow and cant teleport from 1 end of the map to the other to kick someone off a gen. speed/teleport killers have a much easier time applying pressure, they just as lethal, if not more so and they have the speed.

This is the only game I've ever seen where the person can freely admit they wandered the entire map before finding someone in the open (so, what 90 seconds? 2 minutes?), then takes an undetermined amount of time in first chase, then complains that two things that take 90 seconds (and can be done concurrently) are finished in that time.

And the comments are all just "game balance amirite?"

Lethal pursuer alone fixes this. Maybe don't take 3 minutes to get your first down and examine your own gameplay.

If I might give a bit of advice, it sounds more like you're struggling with starting and maintaining pressure rather than generator speeds being a problem.

To start, doing a full patrol around the generator spread at the start of the game is a massive waste of time. Survivors broadly spawn on the opposite side of the map to you- going straight towards where you estimate they spawned is a considerably better use of your time because you can get someone in chase much quicker, which means someone on hook much quicker, which means someone peeling off their gen to save while you chase someone else…
If you own the perk Lethal Pursuer it's incredible for helping you set up early game pressure, I use it all the time myself.

Patrolling generators in general can be a bit of a trap. There's no denying that sometimes you'll need to do it in order to find someone, but it's important to remember that your objective is survivors and any time you can just go straight to a survivor to chase them, you're playing leagues better than walking between generators with nobody on them.
Information perks in general are indispensable here, they let you skip a lot of the downtime of trying to find people manually.

Generally, the most important thing to remember overall is that gens fly if survivors are left uninterrupted to do them. Your job is to be that interruption, by directly chasing them or by creating circumstances they're forced to react to like someone on the hook.
Downs and hooks slow down gens, and time spent not being in a chase or doing something else productive is just free generator time for survivors.

I need to add that sometimes the survivors will spawn on the same side of the map as you, but in the opposite corner

killers like pyramid head with strong anti loop helps gets downs but it doesnt help gen pressure when the gen is on the opposite side of the map. 4 players, 1 hooked, killer can waste time traveling the map to kick someone off a gen which the gen will most likely already be done by that point. get a hook but lose a gen regardless.

trickster and bubba relies on the team being together to actually do anything which i remind you we are talking about GOOD teams v these killers. a good team wont clump together like that.

knight is designed to tunnel and camp and has ability to pressure gens without actually being there

chucky is awful at pressuring gens and very easy to counter, especially on wide open maps where stealth isn't an option

pinhead i agree has a power that can create pressure but i would say killers like this are the outlier to the rule, generally speaking fast speedy killers can pressure easier than slow killers

Nemesis and deathslinger are another 2 that lack speed and have no power to pressure gens.

you said it yourself, "most killers arent even designed to have enough potential for winning against good enough players unless they throw". yes they can win v average players, but this is about good teams, teams that know how to play, teams that dont make many mistakes. these killers just cant compete which is why people tunnel and slug…to try even things out. you have just said my exact point.

I play alot of Pig too. Some teams have good gen efficiency, and it's really not unusual for a gen or two to pop early. Once you get that first hook though, the game should start to slow down - especially when it comes to Pig as she has built in gen slowdown in the form of her traps. You can pretty reasonably assume that once a survivor with a trap is unhooked, they won't be hopping immediately on a gen. They'll be trying to remove their head trap. Even if they hold off a little bit, they will still need to sink time trying to remove their trap at some point.

One thing to consider is that unless the killer is providing pressure, survivors have nothing else to do but sit on a gen. If a chase is going for too long then leave it and go back to patrolling gens. Smart survivors will also try and draw chase away from working gens, so be aware and don't stray too far with a Killer like Pig as she doesn't have strong map traversal.