Tribalism. It’s worse now

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@Misguided-1468

Read what you just wrote. Stop and think. This kind of thinking, that all players of a given group are the same is what tribalism is all about.

Sure generalizing is bad, but also denying reality is worse mate. You should agree with that and recognize the facts:
Pointing at a flaw very common in a certain crowd doesnt imply that ALL individuals of that crowd are part of the problem.

While you are at it (and pretty much anyone else in this forum), you should read about “DPS blaming”, its SO PREVALENT that even a Developer had to address it on their official posts:

@ScottMercer

Why are damage role players getting unfairly blamed for losses?

Now that the team composition is not an easy reason to blame for a team’s loss, I’ve seen community feedback and even players in my own games feel that they’re losing because no one on the enemy team is dying. They then blame the players in the damage role. Everybody should always remember that Overwatch is a team game, and everyone is responsible for the team’s success. Losing a game doesn’t mean that your team necessarily played particularly poorly, it might just mean that the other team played particularly well that game. Winning or losing often comes down to who made one more big play.

If you’re trying to improve your level of play over time, blaming a teammate for a loss doesn’t help. Instead ask yourself if there is a lesson you can take away from the match (win or loss) that will help you improve in the next one. Similarly, before a game starts think about what aspect of the game you can work towards improving.

Another fact for you and everyone here:
The lack of Scoreboards, while not affecting “Blaming games” that much, it helps specially Tanks and Supports “hiding” their performance/mistakes since we cant see stats like “healing received” but we can see how “nothing is dying” and blame DPS right away.

Again, bringing the heat -
It is what it is