Tactical player who tends to run support roles due to them being neglected by other people. Those same people believe being the vanguard and getting the most kills means you are the best on the team. Often pretending the covering and near-instant saves they experience are to be expected. Being a support main has everyone expecting godly level of awareness and game knowledge as the default. Make a call to not save one person in order to cover the remaining members in any game. You get told you are trash. Support is the foundation of any team game, be it competitive or not.

I have no tolerance for people that trash talk when they are doing poorly. Trash talk in my era was about "motivating" people to not be terrible. They eventually learned to get better because they wanted to prove people wrong. Skill ceiling for that era was much higher than the new generation of gamer today. Not enough hardcore "High Risk, High Reward" type games that force good teamplay to even stand a chance.

Don't trash talk the guy supporting the entire team who is already putting in 100%.
Just makes you look like a moron and burns possible friendship with people associated with that Try Hard. Just go mental and do well then trash talk all you want. I love good players that trash talk. Creates banter and I know they can handle themselves/minimal support. Giving me freedom to do whatever I please.