Fully agree. Back in the day, I could just join a game of Dota 2 with my friends. Last time I re-installed, they first forced me to play through a tutorial so that I won't inconvenience other players. Then me and my mate got thrown into a public match with some really talented Koreans who promptly reported us for "intentional feeding" when we lost. I guess in the morning on a weekday, there just wasn't any other amateurs online. But that put a special flag on my account so then I needed to wait for a bad behavior countdown until we could try playing again.
All of that just because my Dota skills are hobbyist level. And apparently, that's not acceptable to the online community anymore.
All of that just because my Dota skills are hobbyist level. And apparently, that's not acceptable to the online community anymore.