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@Xbob42 said:
Focusing someone out of the game at 2 gens or something when all survivors alive isn't really tunneling, I think. Real tunneling is just following one person around the whole match and hooking them three times in a row, completely ignoring other survivors (or lashing out just enough to make them back off) and generally throwing the game to kill someone.
It is extremely important to get a kill before you're down to 2 gens, and failing to do so basically forces your hand.
In most cases, if you choose to continue playing super fair, it'll cost you quite badly. I should know, I go out of my way to play super fair, and when I can't secure those early kills by getting lots of hooks, I tend to lose much harder because I still refuse to "tunnel" most of the time. That changes once the gates are powered (even for me, all bets are off once all the gens are done, it's on you guys to get out at that point, you've gotten tons of bloodpoints and aren't going to depip) but at that point it's generally too late.
This is what I consider tunneling, focusing on one survivor the whole match at the expense of everything else. If someone gets unhooked, the hooked and savior are both fair game IMO.
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Its a strategy, like any other it can cost you. If a killer establishes themselves as being a tunneler/camper then the survivors need to be smart enough to pound out those gens while they're occupied and let the victim of the ######### playstyle die.
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I hate the huntress I always seem to do ######### against her. The lullaby always psyches me out.