@MoNosDirtyGaming I mean... I've won some great games with "double-digit" leveled teammates -Solely because they followed directions and played more cautiously and not aggressively- as more skilled players are used to. Playing to a teammates strengths can be far superior than forcing them into situations they're not overly familiar with, or comfortable dealing with. Yes, I know if you're playing the game it's typically the goal to get better at every facet, but some players aren't that devoted- and that's okay!
I know you mentioned you'd prefer if they were in their own league, but it feels good to be the Hero now and again no...? Sometimes I'll use a less-skilled player as a decoy... Sounds mean I know, but I'll play close to my teammate while watching for enemies to target them (as big of a target as they are...) then fire on an enemy that is focusing fire on my teammate- giving me a free shot/kill.
"...not aggressively- as more skilled players are used to."
Un-skilled players tend to play "not aggressively- as more skilled players are used to." I was referring to lower level players, sorry. But yeah, it seems like you caught one of those unlucky scenarios I'm all too familiar with. Where all you need is just a little help- just a little! But sometimes they can't deliver... Although you gotta admit, sometimes there are some sad moments where even level 500 (or the One-hit-Wonder players with 5,000 kills with One Legend) make some nasty mistakes. And I'm not talking about missing a few shots- I mean bad tactical decisions.
That instance you relayed is a sad one indeed. I remember one time, I revived a teammate during a firefight and an enemy spotted us just as they were revived back up. But instead of combining two guns vs one... they run away (To heal) and get shot in the back where they could've just killed the fellow who was awfully low on health. Sad moments...
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