@fg1985bg I think this game is more difficult than most to average gamers because it relies more heavily on intrinsic skills rather than learned skills. A big portion of the game is, "Do you know what you're doing?" rather than, "How well do you aim?"
An example of this, looting slowly. Looting relies mostly on memory and color coordination. You need to know what you need, what color it is, and remembering what enemy you've killed that'll most likely have what you're looking for, and most importantly, around the general area in which they died at. If you need a light ammo magazine, you're probably not going to find it on the guy who was using a Spitfire. If you have to read each item in a death box to confirm it's what you're looking for, chances are it's gonna get taken by someone else. If you don't have a comfortable loadout memorized (AKA what weapons you're best with, how much ammo to carry for each weapon, how many consumables to carry, grenades, etc. etc.) chances are you're gonna be fumbling on a per match basis wondering how much stuff you need.
Chances are if your teammate loots slowly, they're going to still be looting while you've moved on to another area, which leads to them dying or you fighting a 2v3. If they loot slowly, chances are they're going to react slowly, meaning in fight they might not be able to cover enough distance to safely heal, or to even respond if you start shooting at an enemy. You can obviously see where this is going.
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