The_Boss_4711
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I'm late to this, but I had to comment because the thought process behind this post is completely absurd.
The entire purpose of using killer perks that give exhaustion is to prevent survivors from using exhaustion perks against you. A survivor without an exhaustion perk is already incapable of using an exhaustion perk against you, meaning that your perk is already doing it's job without even triggering. And you want it to do even more? What you are asking for is the best of both worlds.
Should blindness do more than prevent aura reading because a survivor is not running any aura reading perks? It's the same concept. Except it's even worse for your argument because exhaustion perks are known to be very powerful and are the most commonly used survivor perk type because of it. Meaning that the opportunity cost of running an exhaustion-giving perk is even less.