Crawling Up the Corporate Ladder, Tunnel-Recommended Park

Let me be blunt without mincing words: why would anyone come up with such a ridiculous effect?

I've reviewed the reworked “Fast Track” effect and understand it allows the “Brand New Parts” toolbox add-on to be used multiple times.

This means the already fast generator repair speed could potentially become even faster, making it harder for the Killer to wipe the survivors.

So, the only actions a Killer can take to avoid this are crawling or tunneling.

This is because the reworked “Fast Track” grants a token every time another survivor is hooked.
To minimize its impact, the Killer must operate assuming everyone has “Fast Track.”

Therefore, tunneling minimizes the number of tokens acquired.

Assuming all survivors have this perk and the killer executes three hangings, they gain a total of 54 charges (tokens: 6, 6, 6, 9). Even with just one survivor, that's 18 charges.
This number is clearly abnormal. With the current cap on generator repair attempts, defending against generators repaired at this rate is impossible.

So, assuming this perk is active, the killer's strategy to aim for a full wipe would involve tunneling to reduce numbers. Only then, even with the 54 charge cap reduced, does the possibility of a full wipe become visible.

Alternatively, the optimal solution is to prevent this perk from activating in the first place by leaving survivors crawling.

I've consistently advocated for countermeasures against tunneling and crawling stalls, and for reducing frustration. Adding a perk with effects that further encourage tunneling and crawling stalls is something I absolutely oppose.

Fundamentally, if the developers were properly developing DBD or actually playing it, experiencing the current random matchmaking environment, generator speeds, and countermeasures, they would never have conceived of such an effect.

This incident clearly shows that the developers either didn't test this properly, or if they did, they tested it in a peaceful environment different from regular players, resulting in a stark disconnect between their perception and that of the general player base.