Differentiating randoms + lil rant

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@Koochi-Q wrote:
@WingmannedbroAka brain dead + no common sense zombie >.> yes I know the feeling. BUT I do do this sometimes; I know enemies are nearby, I calculate the odds of winning against them and decide to go. I ping enemies here + let’s go there, one of them follows and other goes for the attack alone, completely disregarding my follow up ‘lets go here’... gets killed by a 3 man team... then my next teammate wants to go for a respawn pick up while I’m thinking ‘nooo... you showed promise!!!’ and dies... and I’m like ‘yup, f y2 and just leave match’ no matter if we’re 3rd, 7th, 18th.

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Yeah but what I am taking about is when an enemy team has the drop on you, and has surrounded at a building because they spotted you and closed on while you were unaware until you heard 3 enemy footsteps close by, and then run and evade for half a minute while your zombie team mates are pinging loot a stones throw away.

I'm not talking about me making a dumb push and my team mates retreating.

@Wingmannedbro @Koochi-Q It's not entirely their faults. I would say I became better at grouping with my squad around level 60+ to be fair. I tend to rush around the map looking for some action but it can be hard to tell if they're actually new or if they're veterans themselves on their alts 😪 .. but I could certainly improve at playing at their pace.

They could advance the training in the beginning to add steps, telling players some useful things like this. "Don't forget to stick with your team after you get some loot." And really emphasize it.

Or if that would be too far into the future than just ... maybe a very short tutorial in the beginning before that with flip-pages new players can click through that gives some vital info like this that a level 1 could use.