I really don’t buy into this myth. The amount of practice it takes for a coordinated team to develop useful call outs, compositions and strategies is excessive. Professional teams practice every day for months to get that kind of performance. Those are not the people you are coming up against. You’re coming up against a couple of dudes in their 20’s shouting -blam!- like “he’s one he’s one he’s one” till well after [i]he[/i] has healed back to full. Directions are given without orientation, and the majority of the noise coming through those headsets will not only be outdated when it arrives, more often than not it’ll actually be unhelpful. The game doesn’t need to recreate and rework anything so people who are bad at pvp can cope. If they take the teams out, you’ll still get dunked on. If you were good, people communicating wouldn’t be able to stop you. Is just externalisation of blame. That’s all it is.