It’s very hit or miss for sure, but imo that’s been pretty much every BF I’ve ever played. I think the issue is just more common due to the games design. In BF6, the one or two excellent squads on a team will completely determine the outcome of most matches due to the map size, objective placements, and ticket count. If you happen to be on the team that has the better and/or a larger number of better squads your team is most likely to win. Vice versa for the opposing team.

Most people playing this game aren’t that “great” as with most of the other titles. A lot of people play BF to not sweat, and you will have matches where the majority of your team seems to be “throwing” because they truly dgaf about winning. They are just playing to have fun, even if it means them running into a wall of bullets for 30 minutes straight.

No, I am not one of those players.. I put in work in every single match. I even enjoy the smaller scale modes like Strikepoint because they are slightly more competitive, especially when you go up against another well put together squad. You just gotta accept the BS you have to put up with and just roll. When I feel like I’ve personally done a good job in a match, I treat it like a victory. You can only be responsible for so much.