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They're both getting old.
I never said they didn't. But survivors do cheap things all the time too to pull out a win (yes, even in solo queue). It's not a mutually exclusive phenomenon. We'll never know who started the cycle of "you do x then I'll do x right back" behavior and in the end it doesn't matter. What does matter is the environment exists and it won't change. So we have to adapt. But we have to understand our opponent has adapted too.
Like I said... it's really best to just play for fun. The minute the fun stops, it's time for a break or lower your rank.
Tunnel vision is also known as chasing until downed which is the killer's objective.
Only an issue because how easy it is for a single survivor to prolong chases.
Pallet looping is the exploitation of the collision box difference, vacuum pallet, and the stun at the beginning of the pallet drop animation to create safe areas to prolong chases.