You're right, its just not right... Its a nightmare. Picture this scenario: You matchmake for a raid, here are your 5 other team mates 1) The Control freak: Thinks that because he is a higher light level, he is a god at the raid and can make callouts and tell people what to do. Half the time his decisions are wrong and the other half, his callouts are wrong. Dies first every encounter and demands a wipe. 2) The mute: No mic? No Probl- Yes, theres a problem with that. Its one thing to do Strike/nightfall runs sans mic, but its near impossible to do a raid in a matchmade team without a mic. Skilled or not, you need to be able to communicate with your teammates. 3) Where is he getting all of his cheetos?: You know him, the guy that always seems to have a bag of broken glass, drywall nails and gravel beside him. I have my own food thank you, i dont need to hear you eating yours. 4) Hey guys I have to go eat dinner i'll be back on in 10 minutes: Whenever i hear this, I know that its the end of the raid, nobody, especially a team of randos wants to wait for you to scarf down your dinner. You should've chosen a more opportune time to raid rather than right before dinner. 5) I've never done it before but I've watched a video so I'm basically a pro: Ever wonder why some people resort to matchmaking? Its because nobody will give them the time of day to play with them ever again. i'd rather not spend 8 and a half years on an encounter just because you watched somebody else play the game. Sure, every team has these at some point or another. But its much more efficient to post on the forums or make friends, than to matchmake and potentially have MULTIPLE of these types of people on your team