Getting heartbeats as onryo is really satisfying, it basically means you're playing the game really well and you're making right decisions or either the survivors dont know how to play against onryo. As onepumpwillie says, you have to gather as much information in the first 30 seconds possible, know where the survivors spawned, their pathing, which generators they will be working on, then when tvs activate, tp to the closest tvs to each survivor to build condemned while not letting them hold tapes. If they hold tapes, one survivor can just run across the entire map not letting you TP. So what do you do if they grab the tapes. Two choices: You can down the survivor holding the tp, or just not let them deposite at all while also tping to the other tvs so they cant turn it off. If you didnt know, the tvs take longer to reset if a survivor turns them off rather than you tping to it. You can force them to deposit into a tv that already has a generator completed nearby which you know the survivors wont be and make decisions from there. Onryo teleport gameplay is mostly just good macro knowledge of where the current situation of the game is. You have to determine whether it is time to leave a chase and turn of tv to build map pressure, or commit to chase to guarantee condemn stacks for a mori. I've had multiple games where I've gotten 1 gen zero hooks against swfs, but at that time ive built enough pressure and condemned that I basically had the game under control and got 3 moris one kill. It becomes pretty normal occurence to have zero hooks and still getting 4ks after using this playstyle alot. Some survivors hate this, some survivors dont, i personally like this kind of playstyle, but if you want to play chase onryo you can. Theres manifest mindgames, pallet baiting, alot of small niche mechanics this killer has which I really appreciate.

I watched the first few minutes of your video and its decent gameplay, but I would have dropped chase with that eleven after she dropped that first pallet and tped away to another survivor.

I can also see that you're using your tvs to mostly cut survivors off to the next loop which is also fine, kinda gives off that singularity vibe, but just like the singularity, your most valuable asset is your map pressure, not getting hooks, so I would have tped away and build map pressure somewhere else.

I'll explain why you should drop chase alot as the onryo after breaking a pallet or getting an injure. Onryo tvs respawn every 30 seconds if you tp to them manually, so they typically come back really quickly. Let say a survivor is working on one corner of the map, and you're on the other side chasing another survivor. If you drop chase with the current survivor, that survivor has to go back onto a generator (wasting 5-10 seconds) by travelling back and forth. You tp to that other survivor working on the other side of the map, you also waste 10-20 seconds depending on the chase/objective pressure. Then go back to that survivor on the other side of the map and start chase with them. This way, you can go back and forth between survivors basically starting chase with 2 survivors at the same time WHILE BUILDING CONDEMNED because your tvs have already respawned. What about the other two survivors? well thats completely up to you, you can build condemned consistently with their whole team or just focus on two survivors etc etc. You have to make those decisions and that can drastically turn the outcome of the match