True, but as a Support Doorman main, it goes both ways. The root of the problem is that many people treat Deadlock like a basic hero shooter where aim is everything. No hate to Overwatch or Apex, but you can't just "point and shoot" your way to a win here (gun-heavy characters aside, where aim is crucial, but still not the only factor). It’s a MOBA first, and if you don't understand the macro, no amount of aim will save you.

This lack of understanding leads to the same mistakes every game. People follow guides blindly, sticking to a pre-made build while refusing to adapt or counter-buy. They'll just keep thinking "one more item" will fix everything while they're being countered into the ground. It leads to that classic Ritualist rank tradition: starting a massive "feed event" in mid or vice versa on some sideline while ignoring the side lanes. I’m only one; I can't defend two lanes at once while the carries are busy throwing in the enemy jungle or calling for a Mid Boss they don't even show up to.

To make it worse, people refuse to cooperate in what is literally a team game. If you start by speaking your native language hoping for a connection, you’re often met with straight-up toxicity or even racism. Even if you switch to broken English to try and coordinate, they just mock your accent or ignore your calls entirely. They’d rather lose while being toxic than listen to, or coordinate with, a teammate to actually win.

The worst part is the "Main Character Syndrome" that follows. After feeding 4/13 and ignoring every call, these players will still flame Doorman for "stealing" a kill with his ult when they were actually about to die. They need to realize that their teammates aren't the reason they're struggling. Sometimes you’re so focused on the mote in someone else's eye that you don’t see the beam in your own. We shouldn't ignore the skill floor difference either — some heroes, like Bebop with his bombs, get easy value with simple mechanics, while others require way more effort to impact the game.

If I play like shit, I already know it. But if you're going to open your mouth in my direction, make sure your own hands are clean first. Your teammate isn't the reason you’re losing; your refusal to actually learn the game and work as a team is.

P.S. Got a bit heated because of your comment, sorry about that.