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• What?

  When all survivors are alive, 2-3 of them will be on gens while you chase, you're losing the game. The faster you get rid of that 1 survivor, the better, since 1-2 on gens is a winnable scenario. I'm not a killer who ignores gens and runs after 1 guy until he is dead, but it depends really, if all survivors start to run after me, then why not, when your enemy makes a mistake don't stop him.

  You literally are the killer, you goal is to kill. Either way you kill 1 by 1, the only difference is how effective you are at it, if you spread focus you're just an ineffective killer, in dbd you often have to spread hooks to use your time effectively, but if you have the opportunity you better not ignore it. Focusing on 1 enemy at the time is the way everyone does it in our world because it's smart. In a way, an animal is technically smarter than a person who doesn't focus on one enemy at the time.

  The biggest mistake you can make as killer is to let all 4 survivors live for too long. Unless your goal is to lose of course, in that case yeah, you're achieving your goal loser.

  in Is tunneling a weak strategy? Comment by Exarion August 1, 2023