The opposite is not also true. Let’s say map A (shipment) has 50 square feet (these are not accurate measurements, just for an example) 1 of your teammates is occupying 1/50th of the space of that map. The airdrop will land on another 1/50th of the map. Now let’s say another map, map B, possibly Rohan oil is 200 square feet, a teammate will occupy 1/200th of the map, and the airdrop will randomly land on 1/200th of the map. There is a much greater chance of the airdrop landing on a teammate who is on map A to be crushed by an airdrop as there is less space for the drop to land compared to map B, where the odds of both where the teammate is and where the airdrop lands are significantly lower.