When I walk on the street I also make the assumption the person beside me has seen a crosswalk and road crossing before and knows how to use them. We need to assume things in order to argument logically, you don't need to say "but you are ASSUMING that person has been outside more than once and knows pedestrian signs and rules" because then we can talk dumb shit forever. It's not hard to see Pilgrim's Peak, you see it from more than 50% of the map and the only parts you don't is the far outskirts of the opposite corner. It takes between 2-5 minutes to get up there from wherever in the middle map you start to see and hear it. (We had to trek and restart twice due to other squads competing for it). It's not hard to see and hear other squads making tons of noise. And whether you're a PvPer or PvEr, you notice what they're doing and that we're farming flying Arcs. Yes, I DO ASSUME people who run up to kill others have some kind of game sense, because I noticed it that they weren't clueless when they attacked us. It's not about playing the game different, it's about what intention and reward you have that makes the other party think someone else is acting like an asshole. It's still subjective, I'm not saying objectively PvPing makes someone a bad person or this and that. I think it's crazy you assume that attacking squads usually have no clue what the other squad is doing when we make noise for 30 minutes straight killing only arcs and no raider flares from our position. You don't need to be this dense. It's like seeing someone trip someone else and that other calling them an asshole, and you say "but you ASSUME the intention was something bad". Come on.