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A phrase used in Overwatch's game mode 'Quick Play' to basically say, "I don't care if I'm not getting any picks, or doing well for that matter. It doesn't matter what you have to say, or what critic/advice you have on my play style, It's quickplay, and I play to lose." Usually those who say this are ALMOST ALWAYS platinum ranked or below. Team composition does not matter to them, because 'it's quickplay' and who actually needs to put effort in? By saying this, you're essentially saying you play to lose, and what's the point of playing a game to lose?
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