If someone wants to play with a friend that is on a different level of experience, how will matchmaking address it? Separate them? What if someone wants to play defensive or support instead of offensive? How will matchmaking properly balance the differences between the styles of playing and the choice of legends? It's really complicated to get the "right" formula, as game sense, skills and team composition are almost impossible to measure, and those are key to this game.
There are many videos of really good players making rookie mistakes, some even getting a toxic punishment because of that. Apex Legends is much harder than other shooters, constant training and warm ups are a must to maintain a certain level of performance, while the highly competitive level of this game will always drive a lot of frustration out of its players. Something / somebody will always be to blame, be it rookies, matchmaking, balancing, hitboxes, weapons, etc..
I'd honestly prefer to have some additional choices, like randoms squad only, friends squad only, pro level only (requiring certain level, a number of wins, badges, hours of play, average damage and survival, etc.), rookies only (maybe less teams dropped, more time for rounds, more high tier loot).
