Top 10 Reasons Team-Play Hurts Real-World Gameplay

1. About 60% of the time, cooperating with your team is a bigger problem than "being a better player" than the enemy.

2. Communication with players you did not queue with yourself is limited to what you can type in chat, which forces you to mini-AFK. That's not something you can do in team fights when you want to "remind" your team to focus an ADC or whoever is most fed.

3. Playing well yourself often has no bearing in the outcome of a game unless you do something that can quickly bend the game. Split-pushing, for example.

4. Match making based on MMR can sometimes gauge skill very improperly.

5. Games are often won by the team with fewer bad players than the team that played the best overall due to bad players leaving "skill holes" in a composition or team.

6. Losing games because of a teammate performing poorly could easily be the number one reason for uninstalling.

7. Five man teams can cause "landslide" situations very easily. Five good players getting a small advantage over five players of equal skill can end a game single-handedly.

8. Getting "caught out" is an instant death designed to disregard almost everything, and is a very easy way to die.

9. Inversely to eight, if a fed enemy catches five people at once, there is a 20% chance the game is over.

10. In a sort of nuclear arms race situation, starting a team fight with less than your entire team can end a game.

The video is attached to show these points in action.

Dare to compare.