AMessPlzHelp
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The statistical answer is that the killer challenges for the twisted masquerade are very Kill based. You have to kill 25 survivors in order to complete the quests and get the same reward progression as survivors. Emotionally, it varies from person to person. Some see the anniversary offerings giving a big boost to bp as a cushion so if they go all out it won't suck as bad for the survivors, taking around 8,000 for an early survivor death to 21,000 and on par with later game survivors and the ability to move on to the next game. And as other comments have said; not everyone gets enjoyment from farming matches. Like life, all we can do is communicate and see the response. Offer an item and act friendly with the killer only for them to hit you? They don't want to be friendly, time to play the game with that in mind. It's a cooperative game beyond just survivors, people will play how they play and that should be respected.
Are people gonna be jerks sometimes? Of course. But the killer who's determined to make the match not fun for survivors are just the same as survivors who spam loud noises, t bag, and constantly go for pointless blinds. People will be people, what matters isn't that they play the way WE want them to and more that they're not going out of their way to make it so you can't enjoy the game somehow.
Killers who tunnel one person right off the start of the game do not equal Killers who just want to kill and get max points in Devout or Malicious: those are mechanics of the game.