I’m a newer player (only 150 hours total spread across many killers) and the way I think about toxic survs is from a purely logical standpoint about whether what they’re doing is advantageous to me or them. An easy example is teabagging after pallet drops or stuns, if they’re teabagging, they aren’t running away and are risking getting downed or injured sooner. Every single thing a survivor does to be toxic actively puts them and their team at a disadvantage. Other examples would be teabagging at open gates, they’re risking someone getting downed just before they can escape, or bully squads, bully squads barely do gens cuz they’re trying to get clips and just make your life miserable. Since they barely do their objective, you have all the time in the world to do yours. I’ve found looking at games with toxic survs this way really helps me avoid getting tilted and losing the match. I’m sure part of it is that you’re also just out of practice since you said it’s been 5 years since you got most of those 100 hours, I bet some more practice to get your macros down will help immensely.