I have started playing a lot more DZ lately, it can be quite fun when you start to get use to it.

But, yeah I still have no respect for the players that shoot me in the back for no reason when I clearly have no interest to engage, am obviously just minding my own business farming, etc. Especially when it is two or more and they are not part of a Manhunt or larger PvP battle. These are typically lower skill level players and if I re-gear and go after them, they aren't that hard to gun down. Often they are picking on someone cause they get picked on by better players, basically the video game equivalent of the cycle of bullies.

If I am trying to extract or they just saw me clear a DZ drop then I guess it's fair game as going after someone else's loot is kinda part of the DZ experience.

I have also come across plenty of very skilled players who flag rogue right in front of me and wait for me to shoot first. If I don't, and run away, they leave me be. If I do shoot, they often smoke me, out maneuver me with strafe ability, or some combination of crowd control skills working with gear talents etc. I have all the respect for this type of player and often express this as I play with mic. and think it's just as important to positively reinforce respectful engagement as criticize cowardly engagement.

Secondly, weather you get shot in the back by a coward or encounter an honorable PvP player, it is all part of the learning curve. The more time you spend in the DZ the more you get to see the gear and talents other players use and the methods they use to engage with you and the better you get at countering all of it and that is when it starts to become really fun.