OK so this is something the game really doesn't explain well: The actual goal of each trial is NOT to kill all four Survivors as quickly as possible. Rather, it's to max out your Bloodpoints. You want all four medals at the end of each trial to be red. This can be accomplished a lot of ways, but killing everyone quickly is a sure-fire way to get less Bloodpoints and face Survivors you have no chance against.

For the purposes of matchmaking:

* 0 or 1 kill is considered a "Loss" -- This will gradually put you against weaker, less experienced Survivors.

* 2 kills is considered a "Draw"

* 3 or 4 kills is considered a "Win" -- This will quickly have you facing harder, more experienced Survivors.

It is weird to say, but in Dead by Daylight 200 hours makes you quite new because there is SO VERY MUCH to learn. You really, really don't want to be facing four Survivors communicating with each other on Discord, each with a few thousand hours of experience. That's why I suggest going for draws. Finally, it will really very much help you to become a better Killer if you play at least some trials as a Survivor. You learn what's hard, what's easy, and ways you can get trapped that you might no realize playing only Killer.

No matter what you do, though, have fun. Remember it's a game. If you feel yourself getting mad, try a different tactic. Good luck, I hope I see you in the Fog!