Are all survivors hypocrites?

Most survivors.

Don't even put effort into it give em gg2ez and an lol and forget about it.

You just need to grow thicker skin and not let it bother you. It's just a game and anything people say to you post game is mostly opinions... everyone has one.

Hell I'd say approx 1/2 the games I play as survivor I or someone else get yelled at by other survivors about how bad they played, from survivors that escaped and have no reason to yell at others. People just suck at dealing with others, especially when the contact is pretty much anonymous via the internet.

Camping and tunneling are gameplay strategies. Just like looping, and blinding, and being stealthy. I've seen it in every rank, people just need to learn how to play different styles and adapt to how opponents and teammates are playing.

Many people operate to a double standard without even realising it. By nature, humans find it much easier to identify flaws in others than in themselves, and in many cases will happily make external criticisms with total disregard to their own shortcomings.

You'll find people on both sides do this fairly often. Not all survivors are hypocrites, and not all killers are either, but a fair proportion of them seem to be when it comes to discussing game mechanics.

Basically - people gonna people. You know you're not doing anything wrong, so just ignore them.

That most survivors are? yeh

quit trying to make us look like the bad guy(s).

some killers are just as bad.

The only decent perk out of those is adrenaline, it helps when the last gen pops and you’re being camped on the hook

Hyperbole much? "Every survivor I've played against running the Big Four (DS, Adren, BT, DH)". You know that isn't true. Not by a long shot. Now I'm not saying that it's not true that some survivors complain about killers running meta perks while they run meta perks too. But your gross exaggeration only undercuts your argument.

You realize two of those perks are 100% to counter killer's terrible attitudes when playing the game, right? If killers wouldn't camp and tunnel, no one would be using those two. That said, I see no reason to complain about NOED, usually only bad killers run it anyways. You can pretty much always tell when a killer is using NOED. There is a valid complaint for BBQ, although probably not the one the survivors you're talking about are complaining about. The valid complaint is how easy it is to get vs WGLF.

I'm gonna asssume you're being intentionally hyperbolic when you say "every survivor you've gone against", because the only alternative is that you've completely embraced your own negativity bias with no self-awareness whatsoever.

Some players have a very firmly rooted scrub mentality though, that's for sure. They go "all out" and whine when their opponent(s) do the same. They're gonna do it no matter if they happen to play survivor or killer in a given match, and they exist on both sides. I've had survivors do what you mention recently, but I've also had killers whine about getting hit with flashlight saves and toxic SWF when they down someone next to a wall and opt to not even look at the wall while picking them up. It's the same stupid mindset, "you didn't win properly, so I didn't really lose 🙂"

Besides, it's scrub mentality in itself to call stuff "crutch perks". There's no such thing, people are using perfectly legal stuff that's in the game to their advantage and it's none of your business what they decide to use, just like it's none of their business how you decide to play as long as you don't break any rules.

To answer the title. Does what side you play define your personality and actions? I would guess your answer would probably be no. Why does it seem like that though? Because of the ratio of killers to survivors every game 4:1 lets say you encounter a toxic person every 5 games or so. That means out of 20 players you encountered about 1 toxic person. It may also seem like a lot because of vocal minority, this happens a lot where you don't hear what the survivors who just want to play the game say because well they don't care and just want to have fun while there is "that guy" who just wants to justify why he lost ect. This basically means you're going to hear more from "that guy" then the survivor who is having fun and playing the game instead of typing up a storm in post game chat.

Okay I have a question for you. If you downed and hooked another survivor, was the person who hit you with DS already on the ground? If so then you tunneled. You would have to chase and down 2 different survivors in 60 seconds, which most killers will tell you is next to impossible to do against any decent survivor. It takes probably around 10 seconds just 2 hitting them, so that'd be 20 seconds just putting both of them in downed state. That's a 20 second chase for both survivors. Sounds pretty impossible unless you're facing potatoes, and if you're winning that hard, DS shouldn't even matter.

The only way your description of events seems possible is if you slugged the survivor who was unhooked, and then chased and downed the other survivor. If you slugged the unhooked, you still tunneled. If you didn't, then you have so much pressure at this point that one DS should not matter. DS doesn't even save the person who used it. It just gives them 4 extra seconds. The only time DS is even remotely good really is during end game scenarios(and that's just a good bonus if the killer didn't tunnel). Other than that, it only lets you live a bit longer. It's just something that people need to use because of how bad killers tend to tunnel the hell out of people.

to answer your question about what happened before the 60 seconds were up on DS... hmm here we go. got two people left in match, one unhooked (B) and one hooked (A). B unhooks A now killer is in route back and make your choice is active, B and A split up. Killer follows B for another 15 seconds and downs him and hooks him 10 seconds later. total elapsed: 25 seconds. mean while, Player A goes to a Gen near the hook to work on it and gets it to 80%, causing tinker's to go off. Killer now knows where a player is and a gen almost done. he's there in 15 seconds, player A knows he has DS for 60 seconds so that is 20 more seconds the killer has to wait to pick up player A. is the killer supposed to let player A run all over the map, unhook player B and do gens or dance a jig??? You will note no intentional tunneling has been described, a valid scenario is now in play. the point here is that you can be hit with DS within 60 seconds and do no wrong by the survivor bible verses.

Personally the minute the unhooked player starts to do anything besides heal up or hide, the idea that you are being tunneled is BS. tunneling is not about letting players do anything and everything they want, but really about being sporting. it isn't fun to be unhooked then chased 10 seconds down, because teammate said i'm gonna farm this one, then to be rehooked and done again and now you're hooked and dead and got 1878 points because you got unlucky to get spawned near the killer (yes this happened to me many times,don't tell me to get gud or crap like that it was an example).

actually in this case being hit by the ds is not negligible. sure you've gotten the 3k but now you're stunned and the other player is off and oh look hatch was around that other corner and since the other survivor let got on the hook to let hatch open they are out, killer is out of a 4k and they didn't get their tome challenge to kill all 4 survivors in any way during the match. your reply is the same as survivors telling killers that camping and tunneling are against the rules (they aren't). you wanted a scenario, ok here is another one. 4 survivors remain, there is one on hook, two hiding in the corners (blendette immersed, yet you dont' know this or just doing something being very very quiet if anything at all) survivor A is unhooked by survivor B. Survivor B is injured, so is A and since you're close borrowed time is active but was only a short rank 1 BT, Survivor B gets chased, downed and hooked. Survivor A makes a mistake and jumps into a locker fast in order to avoid bbq. B is hooked, now killer goes to the new sound, and opens the locker and who is there? survivor A!!!!!! wow... this is still less than 60 seconds so they get a free pass.

how about that one? I can make up scnearios if you want to keep going, point is there comes a time when DS is used to GAIN advantage and not to just get away. am I one to say there should be nothing to stop tunneling? nope I hate it as much as any survivor but once the killer deals with another person properly (hooked them) DS should deactivate. after 30 seconds had passed since it activated. let me explain. player A is unhooked, and 35 seconds later player b is hooked, A's DS now deactivates since it has been active greater than or equal to 30 seconds from being unhooked. or player A is unhooked and 20 seconds later player b is hooked, and since DS hasn't been active for 30 seconds or more it remains active till it hits 30 seconds. (numbers just pulled out of thin air btw no reason behind them other than easy numbers to think about).

Literally had a killer complain about crutch and meta perks while running crutch and meta perks.

But I don't go to the forum and paint them all with a wide brush and say "oMg ALL kIlLeRs aRe HYpoCrITeS"