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• @SweetTerror said:

  BHVR agreed that it wasn't fair to do that for generators, and it wasn't fair to do it for hooks either, so then why the exit gate?

  Being able to take as much time as you want to go back and get a survivor (or whatever else you may deem necessary), seems to defeat the purpose of the endgame challenge if survivors can 99 the gate doesn't it? At the very least I think the exit gate should start regressing if you choose not to open it.

  EGC is simply meant to bring the game to a close, it isn't meant to be used to the Killer's advantage. The survivors are able to earn Altruism points for a reason, and 99ing exit gates is a wonderful strategy to earn more. The chances of a killer winning a game past the 5 gens being completed is immediately halved once the final one is done - if anything, survivors 99ing gates gives the killer MORE of a chance to deathhook survivors. This question is like asking if camping during EGC is fair. as a survivor main i definitely think camping in the EGC is fair, and should really be the only acceptable time camping is done. If it really is that much of a problem, I'm sure the devs will create a perk similar to Hex: Ruin where exit gates lose progression if they aren't opened fully.

  in Is it fair to 99 the exit gate? Comment by altruistickiller August 3, 2020