@Ingeniekey There could be one of three things going on here. Or some combination. You tell me if any of this sounds likely:
Thing one: This game has a lot of players who don't care about the match, they just care about some particular thing they want to get out of a particular match and if they think they're not going to get it then they quit.
Thing two: Sometimes squadmates just have different goals for the match, or different methods of trying to achieve a goal. Some players, when they sense this mismatch, just give up and move on.
Thing three: Sometimes very experienced players will behave with shock and incredulity when their squadmates behave in ways that seem to the experienced player to be completely at odds with effective strategy. Sometimes these experienced players express their shock and incredulity in some subtly mean-spirited ways. Sometimes they will not be so subtle and will launch into profanity-laced tirades. And their squadmates, sensing displeasure and not wanting to be the cause, will leave.
Yes, we all know thing one is real. We've all witnessed it. Thing two is also very real. I experience it almost every time I play the game because my strategies and play style are not derived from an approved meta.
But thing three is trickier. Communication, which takes many many different forms in this game, is a powerful influence on every player. I often find myself wanting to say to my squadmates, wtf are you doing? If you're the kind of player who not only wants to say that, but actually does say it out loud into your live mic, then that could also be a part of your problem. It's just a guess, based on the tone of voice I sometimes get from some of your posts. You don't seem to be the kind of person who suffers fools lightly, and I sympathize. I don't either. But talking down to squadmates is never helpful, and berating them is even worse. If that's what you do. If you don't, and I'm reading too much into stuff, and you're a regular stand up guy who never goes off on your team for doing idiotic things, then I apologize and stand corrected. It's just something to think about.
