The issue I have with these examples is that they're all asking for trouble. Like, why would you bag the Unbroken? People bag/emote to get a rise out of opposing players, so if the player reacts in a not-so-happy manner, well I mean what did you respect? You were kinda asking for it. I can attest to the Gambit one from an experience over summer. I was working on my first Infamy reset (never really played it a ton), and had gotten like 15 kills in my first three invades, wearing the full Invader set and everything. Well, the game was coming down to the wire and we needed an invade, but as I ran to the portal a guy on my time charged in and went through, proceeding to cast arc-staff and get killed out of his animation on the other side by a Truth-barrage. He came back with no kills and that led to us losing the game, so I sent him a message. I didn't say anything offensive or mean, but just told him that he shouldn't have taken the portal in that situation when he clearly wasn't prepared/capable. He replied in a rage and said that nobody cares about winning in Gambit (which I did because I wanted the infamy), and that I should f-off or he'd report me. For the LFG/Raid example, again, its kinda asking for trouble. If you join another person's team, the expectation is that you'll be flexible to help with what they need---after all, you're the one asking if you can join, not the other way around. If you go in with a whacky loadout that's inefficient they probably won't be to keen. I've never really seen people get verbally berated for this, but you can definitely expect to get removed from the group. If you want to make a team and use goofy kits to try new stuff, go for it. However, its disrespectful on your part to join a random player's team and use stuff that knowingly makes their job more difficult.