Here's a case study for you.
Scrub pilot has meta pyra.
With art carousel side guns.
I was gunning, so naturally I'm the gat guy (the one gun holding this trash heap together).
He faces off against another meta used correctly.
What he thinks is effective is waiting for hull break and hard clawing (while being shot at), and giving arc to side guns and ordering his engies to mount side guns.
As we vets know several problems with this.
1. Pyramidions arent exactly the most mobile ships and their turning speed is pretty meh.
2. engies on guns are engies not fixing that hull.
3. side guns expose the engines-mortar shots+claw=bye bye engines.
4. this tactic assumes the other ships are too stupid to fix a hull as the delay in arcs is fatally flawed.
5. did you join totalbiscuit's school of piloting?
I explained all this. Nop just keeps doing it and keeps dying to the meta that simply faced his front guns and rammed.
By death 4 in the exact same way... naturally I get a bit miffed.
This pattern of scrubs not listening to vets is bad enough... but for noobs to simple not have the common sense to know that the time taken to give arc, an engie madly spannering the helm means your window to do any dmg is like 1 second.
SUCH A THING SHOULD BE COMMON SENSE.
I feel especially sick when I help them win and they congratulate themselves on a job well done.
My god that feeling is the worst.