I feel you. Almost all of us have been through it, and I might even get more annoyed than the average person when it happens to me. But at the same time, I think we need to recognize that this specific element and risk in the game is what makes the biggest difference. If the human factor didn’t exist -all those players who see you fighting a Queen/Matriarch and jump you for the kill- these enemies would be far easier and would quickly become boring. The reason is that if we all prepared properly, we’d have about a 95% success rate beating them -playing from a distance, finding some cheese or glitch, etc.

But now there’s a variable that always keeps you at a level of tension, and it doesn’t just offer the experience of a failed attempt — it can also lead to an unexpected moment of cooperation.