I try to help newer players, it's a game after all and it's there to have fun. I had one game where a kid hopped on the mic and told us he just unlocked Mirage and most likely was going to suck. I told him no problem, let's have some fun. Myself and the other rando were knocked down and right away, the Lifeline quits and it's just me and this kid. He couldn't grab my banner, as the team was camping, so I told him no worries, I'll stay on and help you with some game play tips with Mirage. He ended up doing some good damage, placed third, but was downed. No worries, no getting upset, just helping someone go enjoy the game and grow the community.
@SaltyHouse
To some it is just a game to others it is a job, and others still a source of income, while for another group it is a sport. But this is a topic for another day --it is not just a game when you spend several hours each day playing it, at least, not anymore!
Sure, the occasional game with the beginner is fine, who cares, right? I would not complain if that were so.
When it becomes every day, every game, then it is not fine anymore, and it starts to feel like harassment.
