First rule of the crucible: If you want good team mates, BE a good team mate. Disclaimer: I'm a PvE guy, got thousands of hours in raids and dungeons, just do the PvP stuff when I'm on solo, and I'm not even good at crucible. Don't check my stats unless you need a good laugh. I know I'm painting a target on my back talking in the crucible locker room. Destiny has taught me the importance of managing my expectations. If I assemble a stacked team of try-hard veteran raiders and launch a raid, I [b]expect[/b] to complete it, and to do it quickly. If I am teaching someone new, or have a mixed group of casuals and veterans I [b]expect[/b] it will take longer. If I load into the crucible with random blueberries, I [b]EXPECT[/b] them to act like randoms, with questionable loadouts, no map awareness, no cohesive strategy. The only person I have control over is me. So I set goals and expectations appropriately. Crucible Practice for Solos: -Pick someone on your team and be their battle buddy. Follow them, support them, clean up (or steal) their kills. Learn to move around the map with another person. -Pick a skill and focus on it. Map awareness. Hip firing. Retreat/evade at first tick of damage. -Focus on getting kills. Or on not dying. Or on the objective. Just learn to play deliberately, making decisions that are in service of your goal. -Team quitting out? Time to go Fox & Hounds, work on moving and evading, reading that motion tracker, try and get ONE kill before the duo/triple on the team hunts you down. Grab a OHK special so you get that one kill in, especially since they're rushing you now. This is the Mary Poppins School of crucible, "to every job that must be done, there is an element of fun... you find the fun and (snap) the job's a game!" You gotta figure out how you can have fun, or else quitting is all that's left. My homework for my next crucible play session is to try out the Braytech Werewolf I got (Lone Wolf/KC) and pick one of the Bygone's that's cluttering up my vault. Win or lose, Imma have some fun!

Bruh....it just accomplished it. It got you upset enough to come in here and complain about it. Here's a suggestion....STOP QUITTING. How on Earth and other planets that you and others who quit don't understand this ...is amazing. Stop quitting.

The most players are quitting a match, because of bad quality matches. Many players would rather quit, then play against lag and waste 10-15 minutes in a broken match. But there's also a bright side of players quitting: a score 2-35 can suddenly become 95-70. Just because one or more players have left the match. Often the connection turns totally around and the losing team become Gods. And then you see someone from the other team leaving. Mostly those players don't leave because they are losing, but because the match quality for them became unacceptable.

Why tf would anyone play control still? Do people not know it’s heavy sbmm? I rarely ever play it. I play the odd ball game modes which don’t have sbmm