Man, dealing with bad teammates in free fire is a vibe killer. 🤦‍♂️ Picture this: you're dropping into Erangel, and your squadmate, let's call him "Captain Clueless," decides to land on the other side of the map. Like, bro, ever heard of teamwork? 🙄 Then there's "Loot Goblin Larry" who hoards all the gear and leaves you with a frying pan and a smoke grenade. 🤬 If you're that selfish, go play solos.

So late last night I got chance to play with and against the number 5 and number 12 ranked global players in 5v5 mode for three games (ozelic/lotus) which was some of the most fun I had in a while. I got chance to rewatch my gameplay and came back with some lessons and areas of improvement from all three games. Here are my findings and new found understanding. You dont always have the range - sometimes a much needed engagement is out of reach. As a tank main its hard to accept that you can’t just jump down on people all the time every time. Be aware of your limitations and focus on your job (keeping the payload moving). I made a few bad plays by over extending.

There seems to be a few players that are having a hard time keeping in or finding a group. I completely understand the feeling. Here are a few reasons you might not be keeping or finding a squad. 1:) If you have never played a decent amount of casual matches with a group of people, don’t request to play ranked with them. They are going to think you suck, and want to get carried. Serious players take ranked seriously, they won’t risk placement on a random.