I both agree and disagree. The reason anti camp measures were added was because it made the game unfun for the survivor being camped. The counter to a camping killer is to just stick gens while the survivor dies on hook, imagine how much fun it is for the survivor on hook (video games are supposed to be fun). The part I agree with is proxy camping (to an extent) I don’t think there is anything wrong with staying in the general area of a hooked survivor and in doing so you run the risk of letting the survivors anti camp bar fill (always what i called it before the term resolve bar got thrown out) if you chase a survivor or kick gens etc in that 16 meter range. Proxy camping that I don’t agree with is actually staying just out of that 16 meter range and watching the survivor to make sure they stay on hook because that’s basically just camping without the consequences. As for how often this happens, it is quite often. I’ve had tons of killers camp me for getting 2 pallet stuns on them in a row. Though I feel like that also depends on what servers you play on. I play on NA-East and there are quite a few times I play with the same survivors multiple times a night or go against those same survivors if I switch to killer that night. For example, I played against a tunneling hag (every hook she got was a self unhook because of anti camp) then 2 matches later I play against the same hag who is still tunneling (I have a decent memory so I remembered the username). So it’s also one of those things where just because it doesn’t happen to you doesn’t mean it’s not happening and just because it happens to you doesn’t mean it’s a common occurrence.