You know it's true. How many times have you thought you were winning a match only to look at the score and realize that your team had half the opponents score. "WTF?! I have 15 kills and 3 deaths!" Then, you look at the breakdown and see that two of your teammates have 2 kills and 12 deaths each.

It's sad that I have to call out people for their shortcomings in videogames, but I feel it needs to be done. It happens too often that my team is dragged down by people who aren't deliberately "griefing", they just truly are no good. Or maybe they are. Maybe they just had a bad game. Honestly though, they stay in to the next round and repeat. If I ever have a round where I don't have a 2 to 1 KDR I do not stick in the lobby after the round is over. I tell my friends good night and try again the next day.

This is why I rarely roll on any game unless I am on with my unofficial clan. I don't think we've ever lost a round when there have been four or more of us on at one time. When we have five, we have numerous win streaks of more than 50 rounds.

Faith in your teammates is something that games are now encouraging in all multiplayer rounds it seems. It is very rare that one person is able to carry a team. Everybody has to do their part to win, and it seems that some people are not up to the task. So why do they stay? Is it because they enjoy it? Or is it because they just don't care?

I'm inclined to think it's the latter. I have berated the slackers on my team numerous times and have found a fairly common response to my rants. "You care about this game too much."

Of course I f*cking do!!!!! That's why I'm playing! I'm trying to win! Why would you play competitive multiplayer with a minimal intent of actually winning? Is it just me? Is this approach to competitive multiplayer beyond the comprehension of anybody else?