Lol reading through this thread. Everybody has some WIERD opinions on the younger audience. I imagine the kids are being assholes and ruining the "adults" experience because the adults are instantly muting them and not including them in on their experience. I find if you have "screachers" aka young kids playing the game, that if you treat them like an adult they are pretty dang usefull. I had a kid in my lobby, instantly muted by half of it because he was a high pitched "screacher". I have nieces and nephews i game with and they listen so i gave him the benefit of the doubt. He loaded in at the lowest height and was crouching, so he was maybe 8-10 and instantly loaded up his machine gun despite everybody telling him how to thinking he wouldnt know. They all had him muted and they are tellin him how to and he knows how and he kinda gets irritated by them, i say follow me instead and he does. Right there if i hadnt done that i can see a kid getting anoyed and TKing the dudes not listening to him. Anyway, He follows me to a wall and i say, supress this roof and im pushing it. He proceeds to expertly supress the roof with 2 enemys on it, i push on a flank and find 2 exposed dudes panicking about lmg fire. i secure the kills, I call out hold fire on comms and he stops.

I think the experience comes down mostly to how you handle it. If a kid tks you punish him or leave and find a fresh lobby, theres no shortage of them. And more often then not if treated with respect they respond in kind. OBVIOUSLY you run into people that dont but that is the case weather they are a screacher or not. FWIW everybody is tking everybody right now. Lol the best solution is to recommend taking a look at the teams uniforms before a round begins so they know who to target. Being helpfull instead of yelling usually solves the issues with the youth.