A supreme lack of foresight

Once again, for the nteenth time for the hundredth time for the thousandth time for the millionth time for the billionth time to the power of infinity, I have to remind everyone, it seems, the titanic crippling weakness that is going all assassin.

I'm pretty much never going to pick assassin in my lifetime at this point, considering there will always be four other people to do it for me. I warn people constantly, repeatedly, endlessly, that if you delegate everything on the team that's even remotely utility-based, and I do mean EVERYTHING, onto one person, to the point that even slows are an invaluable commodity that you treat like platinum bars, that wet toilet paper is more durable than most of the team, and four out of the five people will focus on nothing else but damage, nine times out of ten, you are going to lose.

I'm tired of pointing this out. I don't need to point this out. I shouldn't need to point this out constantly, repeatedly, endlessly, but the degree of tunnel vision that seems to afflict the community is baffling. Not understanding that you have painted yourself into a corner by overspecializing yourself to the point that your only advantage is also your weakness is beyond insanity. There are no words that can accurately describe the extreme shortsightedness, nor the lack of hindsight to understand why it doesn't work. After all, why learn when you can blame someone else?