Last survivor's immediate sacrifice: a good reform for both parties

The fate of the last survivor is quite unfortunate: there is a Mori reserved for them, and being hooked is immediately fatal, even if it happens for the first time: Deliverance, Sloppery Meat and the 4% hope are void for the last survivor.

Now, regarding the Mori, I have already proposed a buff elsewhere, for reasons of logical progression and also of practical utility: https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/29692/memento-moris-buff

Instead, with regard to the last survivor hooked for the first time, it must be said that originally they followed the entire ritual (attempts to escape, invocation of the Entity, sacrifice), then, because of complaints about useless waiting time for the winner killer, the developers have decided for the immediate sacrifice.

This solution does not satisfy both parties equally: it is advantageous only for the killer, and often places the fate of the last survivor in the hands of the penultimate: if, for example, the killer leaves the third survivor dying on the ground to deny the hatch to the fourth and finally find him, hook him and go back to hook the third, he can try to escape if the fourth has continued to struggle on the hook, if instead, caught by desperation or hurry to start a new game, the fourth committed suicide on the hook, the third, having become the last still alive, is sacrificed instantly. On the other hand, this mechanism of acceleration of the endgame does not work when it really would serve: if, against Leatherface, all four survivors are hooked and are in second phase, the game lasts for another minute, even if the result is now inevitable, as no one can free himself and save his companions.

I suggest a reasonable solution, which returns the last survivor parity of treatment compared to the other survivors without penalizing the killer with an exhausting wait:
1) the last survivor hooked for the first time will have five seconds from the end of the scream to try to escape (a timer will warn him not to wait!) and, if it fails, five seconds from the previous failed attempt to try again: if the escape is successful, at 95% the killer will succeed in downing him again, but the survivor will still have earned the bloodpoints that deserves and improved his emblems; if the escape fails definitively or is not attempted in the five seconds granted, it goes to point 2);
2) if all the remaining survivors (not only the last, therefore, but also two, three or four) are hooked in the second phase and, therefore, it is mathematically impossible for someone to free himself to save the others, then all of them are immediately sacrificed, but they get the maximum of the struggling bloodpoints by default.

In this way, the final is not slowed down, but the last survivor is not penalized compared to the others: the killer does not take less points for the last sacrifice, so it is unjust that the last survivor is robbed of the points that are due to him for his escape or struggling on the hook.

If the previous solution is too complex to implement, I have another proposal:
1) the last survivor gets 1500 BP in the Survival Category because they were killed or sacrificed for last;
2) if all the remaining survivors (not only the last, therefore, but also two, three or four) are hooked in the second phase and, therefore, it is mathematically impossible for someone to free himself to save the others, then all of them are immediately sacrificed, but they get the maximum of the struggling bloodpoints by default.