Just wanted to call out a bunch of 「bundle of sticks」 clans

So I take it you still stick around in a clan games? Many solos just take off so I guess it doesn't bother them. 

Hardly play these days but had very funny experience couple days when I did play. I started a game and noticed one of my teammates just standing there, another sort of wandering where he spawned and looking around. Without even checking the red names I knew what's up. The rest was predictable: two people bailed, one half-assed the game and one guy kept dropping bots only to be instantly destroyed by a clan. 

It's so common and predictable that I no longer find it worthy of getting upset over. But maybe that's because I play very little, few games a month. 

EDIT: On unrelated note: I don't know if anybody noticed, but despite all the problems steam War Robots has been growing. Last month it almost hit 540 players on average, the highest it's even beer since the game was released on steam. Of course claim can be made that player population is still recovering from graphics debacle and not really growing. 

Are they still doing that thing where they wait with dropping in the beginning to trick solos into sticking around? I guess it has gotten so bad for them they cannot earn any silver. 

Few months ago on this forum when I suggested to solos not dropping against squads I got torn a "new one" out by one clan member... I think I was accused of being coward with bad attitude. Not that I'm sore about that incident, but it's funny how things change.   

Yes, that’s a terrible attitude to not want to spend game after game getting your mechanical ?bum-bum? chewed up, spit out, and handed to you on a platter. What an awful human being. Instead of dropping out, you should be responding to them with ‘Thank you, sir, may I please have another?!’

I completely understand the mindset. The game for the common player can range from mildly annoying to utterly frustrating. Really, I don’t think anything will ‘work’ as far as getting Pix’s attention on bad stuff enough to actually change it. They’re gonna do what they’re gonna do, regardless of any negative feedback — they’ve demonstrated that in spades over the years. And if they do react to something negative, more often than not it’s with something that makes the situation even worse.

The problem there is that there simply aren’t enough squads. The matchmaking, as is, punishes making squads as you get thrown to the wolves. Bunch of Experts squad up and welcome to the MKII beat down. It has to be that way, as there are no other Expert squads.