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i stay and finish those games as well.  The game i left had me and two nubs vs an entire other team of me's.  Its impossible to win or learn anything from a game like that. 

Ive won plenty games sir where it was me vs two humans. 

I just had a game where my team-mate quit after dying 3 or 4 times. I assumed all was lost, and the opposition fed off my AI teammate no end, so I tried a new build.

And won, even though my AI's k/d was about 1/11, and he had <4 flag caps.

Losing is no reason to quit, it's an opportunity to try something new

The only game that's impossible to win is the game you quit on. With anything else you never know.

You can't tell how expert your opponents are in 2 minutes when you admit your teammates are newbies. More likely the other team just looks like experts because they are being fed kills. There's absolutely no way to know that early in, especially since you don't have the advantage of a level playing field to judge properly.

I enjoy balanced games and even more I enjoy my limited gaming time.

When you get assigned to players who are much much less experianced than your opponents and they start off by dieing multiple times in the first minutes, well then you just got shafted. Your opponents are the ones who can try out new builds and new items, you on the other hand have to play a game of cat and mouse as you run from the better geared players/ coordinated team. Really its only fun for your opponents who will farm to oblivion before making you a dark spot on the floor.

Now I doubt they both gave up there lives more than once in 120 seconds, i mean they have to be pretty suicidal to make that happen.

I agree with leaving. This game is at a point where once you get behind there is very little you can do to come back. It is also a heavily team based game, so no matter how good you are, you cannot "carry" your team. If you are in a game where your team is obviously oblivious to the games mechanics, there is no reason to sit around while they spend 9 hours looking at items while the enemy eats your base. It's a waste of time, and personally I play games to have fun. Babysitting people that jump online having never played the game before, is not my idea of fun, it's annoying and a waste of time. I have limited time available to use for gaming, and I want to spend that time playing a decent game with reletively balanced skill leveled players. Not spending 25-30 mins or even more, watching my opponents feed the enemy, run into 3v1 situations repeatedly, ignore my pleas to try and stick together, and generally just be crappy.

When the UB on the opposite team has over 4500 health, and the UB on my team has less than 2000, then tries repeatedly to fight him 1v1, then even if I try and help him 2v1, he still can't even make the kill (I was Erebus so I'm basically useless till level 4, but I was trying to help regardless so he'd at least stop lemminging, then by level 4 we were 10 kills down), I think I'm well deserved to quit the game.

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