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Also, other people finding boss first is part of the game. Most of the time that will happen because you are only one team out of 4 in trios or 1 out of 6 in duos. There will be times you find the boss and banish and times you have to attack the team that banished. That's just part of the game. It's not even always a benefit to find boss first. It's a roll of the dice.
Judging by your wording, it seems like even with a team this game just isn't for you—at least not with further effort in learning how to play it. Collecting clues isn't pointless—especially with Conduit. An early or immediate banishing isn't always advantageous to the team doing the banishing, as this immediately alerts everyone where they are. If every team is alive and in the area, this effectively becomes a free-for-all in which you can easily become the last team standing if you play your cards right. If you don't take things slowly, you will die and be punished. That's just the kind of game this is. Sorry you couldn't find it enjoyable, as I think, in spite of the learning curves, it's a great game, and I clicked with it almost immediately.