Yes, at the start. Someone runs up to cap, then leaves it undefended. Don't cap unless you plan to stick around and defend the MFer. Don't know if that's just plan ignorance or what.

EDITED-Quoted wrong post.

I like the guy who rushes to cap a pylon in AH, then abandons it. I know this happens in other WZs too, but seems most prevalent in AH.

It seems pretty self explanatory to me (i.e. "you have been queued for warsones as solo" as opposed to "you have been queued in a solo warzone"). You can dumb it down to a Powerpoint presentation and people will still be confused.

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Workaround; Move away from the edge. There's no real tactical benefit to standing there. I usually wait on the ledge below the respawn or the middle platform to see which bridge goes down first and go where I'm needed.

This and people seeing that they are up against a premade and foretelling doom. Yes they may have voice chat clients and yes they play together all the time. But how long does it take to type "INC EAST" or to type a game plan at the beginning of a match? There are only four war zones and neither one requires a complicated strategy. It only requires players to work together to win. When they don't listen to plans, don't call incs, or run off to la la land trying to shoot anything that moves instead of guarding a turret.