I actually don't "yell" at anyone, but "Differently" as in intentionally leeching? I guess I shouldn't yell at rubber band boy either then (not that he'd hear me because he's off making a hot pocket and watching porn or something while I earn his credits). Further, how does any of that have anything to do with the fact that they are trying to play gold when silver and bronze exists? They have a choice, and they are choosing to play in a manner that (deservedly) garners them hate. I was new to the game once as well. I played Silver until I had the skill and manifest to contribute on higher difficulties instead of selfishly making everyone's games worse at a level I didn't belong in to get more reward for myself.
An analogy: I wouldn't go onto GT6, join a competitive lobby after playing for 2 days and feel aggrieved when I crash into half the field at the first corner and ruin the entire race then get rightfully called out for it, because there are more casual experiences in the game designed specifically for people like me who are still learning the game. Ignorance of mechanics is not a viable excuse anymore than it would be for commiting a penalty in a game that you couldn't be bothered to learn the rules of yourself. Go through the proper channels and actually make an effort to try to learn to play at that level, fine. Intentionally drop into a random plat lobby with a Melee Jugg and the expectation that I should carry you for 40 minutes? Nope, all out of feels to give at that point buddy, and I would expect no differently from others toward myself, which is why I never did anything like that.
Again, I'm not saying playing above your current skill level is something I endorse. But you unless
they come here,
they probably don't know better. Did you figure everything out about this game on your own? I doubt it. All I'm saying is get on
the mic and attempt to help,
they may not all be as bad as you assume. If
they don't want help, or ignore you,
then kick
them. But chastising
them? I don't see how that's helpful to anyone.