Too many "pro" players ruining everyone's fun.

I agree that there should be something to keep stacked teams from annihilating everyone in their wake, their opponents being merely meatshields and loot-packs for them to snowball to a win.  I just got out of a random duo (third bailed when we were just about to respawn him) with an insanely skilled Wraith and me and him tore through the battlefield as if we've lived there for thousands of years.

I started off getting absolutely stomped by these players so I definitely understand the frustration but anyone can learn to play at that level of skill.  The training range isn't much, but it's something and there are a lot of drills you can do that simulate the movements actual players make so you can instill good muscle memory into your aim.  We'll get a proper training area soon, I'm sure of it.  

However, insulting people who love the game and practice to become good is ridiculous. What, are they supposed to not want to win?  That makes no sense.  There is nothing as fulfilling as playing at a high-level of play, tearing through the map like a goddang cyclone.  It isn't their fault that there isn't a system in place to keep tiers of players generally in the same games.  You're getting upset with the wrong people, people who love the game just as you do (I think you love it, or at least the concept of it for the time being).  Of course we sweat, of course we try.  What's the point of playing the game if you aren't going to PLAY the game?  I see so many targets on the battlefield waddling around or loot goblins standing stationary at deathboxes.  Yeah, I'm going to quickly dispatch you because you underestimated me.  I can be anywhere on the battlefield and you're acting like I'm not a threat? 

You better watch out, you better practice your aim, I'm always watching you and I'm aiming for your head.

Also, just give Respawn some time.  I'm sure matchmaking will see some changes as well as the ranking/leveling system, etc.  Don't be so quick to complain about things that bother you, it just makes people not want to take you seriously.  Instead, write detailed feedback that objectively states issues you have with the game.  It'll help the game progress.  We don't need yet another game full of toxic crybabies.