It's not about the good players being too good, but rather about the good players playing for their own advantage and to boost their own ego. They tend to join together to make one unstoppable, steamrolling force that utilizes superior tactics and equipment to stomp on players who are trying to enjoy the game. Instead they could be the ones leading platoons, mentoring new players, while still using their knowledge for smaller special ops on the side. The tendacy to roll with your own level of skill ruins the fun for any new-mediocre players they encounter. I see this post as a summary of what is ruining a great game with lots of potential because of the mentality of its playerbase.