You wanting to just play the game - and deciding to tank by doing so - is not the problem, not the problem I have anyway. You are ruining the game for other people who actually do play legitimately, and not only, but also unfairly getting an advantage to complete the tasks themselves - invalidating the challenge real players actually have to deal with. If you SP drop - known also as tanking - you are a detriment to the game, that's it.

You say you don't want to chase "results that are useless", but also mention how you don't struggle with the difficulty of the tasks, or at least not enough to be unable to complete them. And yet, you still decide to cheat? Is it because you see yourself at the top, deserving of all the rewards, without having to work as hard?

Yeah, I guessed. You're not special - it's common even.

i thought so too, but with this task it didnt work for me at least once.. so I started to try to capture control points on my own.. still managed but it's a pain to capture the first 2 on maps where one goes left another goes right, your ally will take it, you cant be in 2 places at the same time.. and if the control point never recaptured by enemy then you dont have a chance to complete the mission. In short this task is not very fair, it cant be done on all maps and in most circumstances is totally impossible, just because of the geography, same as capturing 4 control points without taking damage on a map with only 3 control points.. so in a way these tasks should not be there, it's not fair. But i'm still happy with them as it always worked out well for me, just really difficult to do.. and even more difficult if you have supid tasks like killing 25 with mortars at the same time.. 

I believe it is possible to compete the 'without taking damage' type objectives with multiple separate mechs, as in, if mech A captures a beacon, and then takes damage, and you change to mech B and the same happens etc, iirc it'll still count as not taking damage