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That being said, I wouldn't suggest you play with newbies all the time, as truly good players will teach you how to improve; a defeat generally means you did something wrong, which means you can attempt to improve. You generally don't be demolished consistently unless there's a large difference in skill, or you're playing a class that is countered, to a degree, by another; for example, a good Pyro can shut down a Spy relatively easily, but you can still outplay a Pyro as a Spy with proper play.
The game even assists you in identifying foes who exceed your skill; if you get Dominated, which is multiple kills or assists in a row against you without you scoring a kill or assist against them, will give them a marker above the player model that can be seen by you. It identifies your Nemesis, and allows you to single him out in order to avoid him, or in order to warn you that you'll need to play hard to outmatch him; while it's not always accurate, as bad teams can lead to someone Dominating you that shouldn't, it does help in seeing who has really outplayed you, and who will most likely be boxing your ears in.
I'd recommend you get it; the game is generally pretty casual, minus the trading scene, which is completely optional. You'll be trounced a little, as any newbie will be, but it's not terribly difficult to the point that every player will thrash you all the time, especially once you start getting a feel for the game.