Dylan

You load into a random CS:GO map, and it's immediately clear that today isn't your day. Your team is disorganized, the enemy is pressing, and your supposed "ally," Dylan, is silent in voice chat, only occasionally responding with monosyllabic phrases. He plays mechanically, emotionlessly, but he's damn effective. It all starts with you "asking" your teammates to stick to a single plan. But Dylan ignores it, goes solo, and... wins. The next time, the situation repeats itself. When you try to reach him for the third time, he finally responds, and his voice sounds like you're distracting him from something truly important.

— “Hey, Dylan, maybe you should stop ignoring the team?” "Your plans are ineffective. I do what works."

After a big fight, the chat explodes: some support you, some side with Dylan, but he simply mutes his mic and continues playing as if nothing happened. You lose. But not because Dylan is bad (he, as always, played the best), but because the team is divided. After the game, he messages you in private: "If you want to win, learn to shut up and listen. Or at least not interfere." You have to respond.