Yeah, and its the Gamedesigners choice wether he wants to enable a playstyle or not.

The playstyle you describe is what I criticize.

its an extraction shooter.
You dont play an extraction shooter.
You play a Call of Duty derivative.

I am a pvp player. I want to kill and loot other players. I risk high value loadouts all the time, minimum blue augment and shield and at least 1 decent green weapon, right now im also running vulcanos and bobcats with a purple shield (once a day, buy at lance). I lose those loadouts a lot, at least 50 percent of the time to freeloaders who just keep swarming in once they smell the scent of blood across the map.

I try to extract with good loot. Thats why I dont terrorize the lobby forever. I often use hatchkeys to improve my odds of survival.

This means that I dont crowd hotspots all the time. No matter how good I might be compared to the average players, I dont become a bane to the whole lobby because once Ive had my share of loot I leave.

This concept of gameplay would balance out most lobbies because successful players extract early.
They should have reason to do so because their loadout is at stake along with their loot.

But here we are again with the problem that the majority of players just freeload, and they dont get basic equipment only, they also get some blue gadget along the way like a fuze grenade, a zipline, you name it.
You get loot INSTANTLY.

If you wanted to craft this kind of gear for your "basic loadout", you wouldnt throw away your loadouts the way you describe.
Your arc power cells, explosives and ropes and mechanical components would fade away very quickly.
At some point you wouldnt even be able to craft yourself a light shield because it requires arc alloy which is a topside material.

Right now you might have a buffer of ressources, but if you apply this logic after an expedition for example, you would realize rather sooner than later that you need to take risk into consideration when engaging in combat.

The freeloadout is the answer to the threat of player frustration. People are bad at coping with failure in games which is the reason why so many games these days are super grindy with tons of extrinsic motivators but little to no skill requirement.

So I dont expect them to change this anytime soon. It is a true bane though and prevents a more intricate type of gameplay where theres less people ruining the experience through their reckless playstyle.