@wrong_imagesYou've discovered the fundamental truth and fundamental flaw of all team-based games: no two players will ever agree on everything, and many will agree on absolutely nothing whatsoever.
Knowing this basic truth is one thing. Acting on it is another thing entirely. Acting on it in a way that is, from a gameplay standpoint, both feasible and entertaining is yet another thing. It's been possible for me, but what I find "entertaining" is not what most people find entertaining. There is an art to soloing a match. Anyone can learn it, but most players would rather just requeue and get two fresh crutches. There's no wrong answer here, but there's a lot to be learned about the game by playing stealth and position instead of bullets and aimbots. Something to think about.
