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• @ember__lol said:

  I will die on this hill btw.

  Tunneling is good, it forces survivors to improve at their looping skill, i wouldn't be half the survivor i am now If i didn't get tunneled.

  You also won't be tunneled as much if you can improve at looping, killers like tunneling weak links, it's smart easy pressure. If your getting tunneled your probably the weak link, or so good the killer has to prove to themselves or you they can down you, in which case you buy loads of time for your team, and if your the weak link you can improve.

  Now, i know alot of people rage bc of tunneling and complain it's bad. They have a skill issue and are not willing to forcibly improve themselves at the game. If they get discouraged and uninstall or leave that's shows alot Abt them. They were never worthy of improving.

  If you want to improve you will, if you get tunneled all the time you'll want to improve.

  Each time a survivor gets tunneled it creates harder survivors for killers to go against.

  Tunneling is ultimately incredible for the games health, i know when i first got tunneled i was like "damn, I'm never gonna let this happen again" and i improved and now killers abandon chase with me after 30 seconds and i sit on gens all match because they know I'm good.

  Feel free to disagree. But you have to admit i do have a point. Tunneling creates good players

  And no. This isn't bait. And no I'm not a killer main (i play both sides evenly)

  Here's what I think tunneling is a strategy that killers can use, being a good survivor could be a counter but perks are much better to counter this sort of thing (like off the record, ds, dead hard) as the perks I just mentioned provide a sense of leeway while looping especially while in solo q

  in Tunneling is good for the game and for survivors Comment by Onecent101 April 30, 2024