Random wraith did this with unbelieveable aim? Or by setting up in better position to take out each team systematically?
If it is the first spec when dead to see if it is real?
Even preds can't survive being shot by 9 people at once.
But if he uses cover well and is isolating down to 1v1 or 2v1 at most times, then you are just getting outplayed.
I don't care if they had a good positioning, very good aim or used an aim-bot to land those shots. If 3 squads shoot at him at the same time and all he does is shrug off those shots and wipe all 3 squads, he doesn't belong on my lobby. It's that simple.
A look on the Steam charts show that the peak amount of players sits at 250.000 players. That's Steam alone. I'd assume all platforms accumulated yield well over a million players daily. And you want to tell me you didn't find a better place to put these guys than in a mid-tier game who plays casually for fun?
I had 4 matches today that were an absolute blast, probably 10 games where we hotdropped and got hot-killed. Won 3 games, one of those matches was great regardless because all my fights felt equal and both our squads had equal knocks with light touches on the winning factor. One of my games even had a 3v3 that lasted for 3 minutes. THAT'S the kind of fight I want to see. Tactical, equal, simply fun.
When I face off against a single player who can wipe an entire squad no problem, it's not fun for me. Fun for him but not for me. I don't want to be kicked in the butt with an iron foot and then teabagged on. If I wanted that kind of treatment, I'd call my step father. He can provide that just fine.
That's the issue. As long as the matchmaking pairs pro players with average/new players, you'll always see frustrating among the lower brackets.
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