If you've ever played for a high level competitive team, you'd know this is moreso true than the reverse (though technical skills definitely matter a lot). If y

If you've ever played for a high level competitive team, you'd know this is moreso true than the reverse (though technical skills definitely matter a lot). If you play in a Hall of Fame guild in World of Warcraft (top 200 guilds to clear Mythic in the World), they evaluate you in two ways. Number one is how you respond to criticism, and number two is how competent are you playing compared to others at a similar level that play your class and role. It's number one first, because those that want to be the best typically will have a great attitude toward failures. It's also because attitudes rub off on others you interact with a lot, so you're bringing everyone down if you complain, shift blame, take it personally, etc. The amount technical skills matter here is just that you won't get into one of these guilds without good parses and full mythic clears already.