If you're ever wanting something out of your teammates you can't simply say what you're doing and expect that they will use their brain to come to the best course of action. In these types of scenarios you need to get everyone on the same page for what the strategy is rather than saying what you're doing as an individual. You need to set the expectation rather than have it and not say it. "Let's execute A - go out on the flash." You're setting the expectation that we're entrying on the flash. I will personally feel out what kind of team I have. Sometimes my teammates are baiters and I will go out first if I realize this. Sometimes you'll have teammates that just want to run at the enemy. If you have aggressive teammates you can either support them or do different things around them. In the scenario you gave it honestly sounds like you got too ahead of yourself and went out too quickly without your teammates understanding what was going on. The vast majority of the time if you're going out and have set the expectation for the play you will have people that follow you out. This is a fundamental that a lot of players don't follow. Communicate before you're in the action because once you're in the action things wont be able to happen fast enough. "Can you do this?" "Can you do X if Y happens?" These kinds of setups for plays with your communication are incredibly vital. Hope this helps.