Really not having fun with SWF atm

Disclaimer: I know this is an eternal source of complaints from killers and I know it's never going to be solved or even addressed as an issue. I just really need to get this off my chest after quite a few bad games in a row- the PTB excitement will drown me out and that's fine.

So, broadly SWF isn't a huge problem- it really can be fun and the people that goof around can lead to exceptionally chilled games. Probably due to rank reset, these aren't the teams I've been coming across recently. The core issue is that optimal survivor teams will beat any killer any day, hands down. It literally isn't possible as a single player to pressure 4 others consistently throughout the game if all are playing in an ideal way.

The reason this would never happen in the vanilla solo experience is that for solos it is impossible to be be confident about how efficient you're being without dedicating perks to team info- kindred, bond, empathy are all perks that fall into this catagory. Even with these perks in play its very difficult to make 100% correct choices (if a killer is camping it'll take at least 2 survivors working in tandem to ensure that the unhook isn't just a trade). Even with normal unhooks this is an issue: seeing someone get hooked across the map raises a question of whether you should ditch your gen and trust someone else will get the save or not. If all three people run over, you've lost gen progress across the map. If no one does you've potentially traded a quarter of your team for a couple of gens being done.

These scenarios NEVER happen with efficant SWF teams. In fact they can often pull off coordinated moves that actively manipulate normal gameplay to disgusting degrees (final gen at 99% so that one member can pop it to make sure the person coming off the hook and their saviour/s get their adrenaline at the perfect moment). There is never enough tradeoff in this scenario for the killer to have any power over procedings- efficient SWF never have to lose gen progression to do a save, never have to worry if they've missed a totem, never have to lay low until they bump into another survivor for a heal.

There is a sense of mistrust to the solo experience- will I get unhooked or healed by strangers concerned more for their own survival than the team as a whole? Self care is a perk you ONLY see on solos for this reason--it's a selfish perk, but for some people it's a safety net because they won't necessarily get teammates they can rely on.

So SWF are at a disgusting advantage and it makes being a killer hard as hell. It's nothing new, we all knows it's a possibility when we queue up.

What is new for me, however, is I've now played enough that I can recognise one of these teams when I come across it. I know the rough pace of how a game should go and when it's progressing insanely fast with ridiculous coordination, alarm bells start ringing. I realise I can't win. More than that - I literally won't have fun (the two are slightly related, but I've has incredibly fun games in the past which by my own criteria I've 'lost'). And once I realise that I don't know what to do. I can't just DC like survivors can at the slightest hiccup. It seems petulant to put the controller down and do something else (even though the end result is basically the same 10,000 blood points or so aside). I'm playing against a group of people who are at least partially in the game to make sure I have a really bad time and that doesn't feel good.

For the record this isn't just the classic streamer line of 'I'm being sniped because I'm losing' thing- I try to take a measured approach before stating for sure its a team (I'm on ps4, a shared language between the players is the nearest to confirmation I get outside of the gameplay stuff, so it's never certain).

I guess I would love the option to not face SWF at all. I realise this isn't going to happen as it would fracture an already fairly small player base, but damn, it would just make the game feel balanced in a way it doesn't right now- a win would be a win, a loss would be a loss, I wouldn't have to hit the ground sweaty as ######### because a chilled approach leads to getting teabagged at the exit gate game after game.

I dunno does anyone else find the same thing? Does anyone who's part of one of these types of teams have an explanation for what makes playing this way so fun? I personally can't imagine the appeal of genrushing and running in circles the whole game- is the appeal the bullying part? (no judgement I suppose, I just genuinely can't understand the motivation).