Something in arenas is that people really don't like admitting they did something wrong.
It is beneficial to the player to make light of their mistakes. It is what makes us better at the game. Don't think too critically of it, just know how you can change it.
Don't confuse admitting your own mistakes with admitting others mistakes either. Because I'm sure they knew they made the mistake. If you can offer advice, do it in a constructive way... but you can't put the blame on one person. If that person is a critical part of making an arena match work, then perhaps you need to support them more. At least until you find a groove.
Being humble is a really great quality to have in arena. Raging at someone because you might think they are not as good as you are, is not the way to win arena matches.
Kind of went on a tangent there. But I feel as though if you can notice your own mistakes before others, you'll be well on your way to being a MLG player. Because while it is a team game, there is also a lot of personal experience needed.
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