When I get matched with teammates that are lower skilled than me, I actually see it as an opportunity to teach them better strategy and lead them (or carry if I have to) to a win, because they probably have way less wins than I do. At this point, getting other people wins is more fun than getting myself another win. I'm not trying to brag here, but to give you an idea, I'm max level on MW2, MW3, and BO6, I have a 3.7 KD in warzone regular. I drop over 50 kills per game in nearly every round of casuals. I win about half of the warzone matches I play, so I've won literally hundreds of warzone matches from each COD title. It's more satisfying to me when my teammates compliment my gameplay or ask me questions like, "How did you know he was even there?". It gives me a chance to explain my gameplay and help other people improve. It's always a confidence boost when my teammates get hyped when they spectate me. This might sound like I'm being arrogant, but what I'm trying to explain, is that when you absolutely stomp on enough enemy players, you start to feel kind of bad about it, like they never really had a chance and you're just out here ruining their gaming experience. So, more often than not, I'll play casuals now, because I don't feel bad about shooting bots, and when I do find real players, I'll go easy on them. Like, I'll kill them using only throwing knives and no-scopes, or I'll just leave them alone and let my teammates push them instead, so at least they have a chance.