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Solim66
5 years ago

Reporting toxic teammates: does it make a difference?

Why are the high rank teammates always the most toxic ones? Of all the master/pred teammates I had during the last two years, there have only been a few that weren’t toxic towards me, and only one of...
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DaBabyDa
5 years ago
@Theta101 Don't get me wrong. Good players never going to listen or follow bots. No offense, dude, but when someone who plays every day is put on a team with someone who plays once per week, it's disastrous. I'm not telling you to follow the good player but the only way to avoid aggressive alpha players is to play alone. The alpha player is easily recognizable - 4k damage, 20kills badge, master or predator trail. A very, very small percentage of these players will be good to you, but most of them play to win and kill, not to carry the weak players on their backs. As one streamer used to say - if you play the game every day but don't make any progress - go back to the cs 🙂
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Solim66
5 years ago
@DaBabyDa If the "aggressive alpha players" think that random teammates are dead weight, then why aren't THEY playing solo? You're suggesting that weaker players should play solo so they don't bother the alpha players, which absolutely doesn't make sense to me. If they are so alpha and sweaty, let them sweat alone instead of being toxic to teammates. Taking all the loot, pushing solo between two fighting teams, getting knocked and then the mic goes on just to throw some insults at me or wishing that my relatives die a horrible death. Very classy stuff. If this type of behaviour is common amongst the top tier players, no wonder people think gaming communities are toxic.