I wanted to post this in the Gamer Moment thread but the jannies deleted it.
Used to raid back in TBC in WoW. We had this female healslut who got into the group because an officer had the hots for her. No idea what she looked like, but she sounded fat. Anyway she obviously sucked balls, and she just wouldnt shut up over Teamspeak and talk about even the most inane bullshit. One day we were doing SSC and i was having a bit of a bad day. I had just gotten back from a migraine that still hurt a bit, and school was shit that day because some autist who played Magic: The Gathering during recess started shrieking for some reason (i later heard the other guy played Land Destruction just to piss Autismo off) and he started to throw food and orange juice everywhere, including on me. So anyway i was annoyed, and then this fucking cunt starts pratting along on TS again, and i just scream SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU FUCKING CUNT NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR FUCKING OPINIONS. I got raidkicked and then gquit myself. Looking back on it, it was pretty autistic of me, but i do not regret it.
>it's a "lets post a fake story to make chads who put bitches in their place look like pathetic incels" thread
Dominic Johnson
>Zoomer is so gay that he cannot even fathom someone yelling over TS/Vent This is nothing compared to the abuse you got in Black Ops or CS.
Ryder Ramirez
99% of the time, I'm very calm and sound of mind, nothing like the below has ever happened since.
>Raining outside >Lose a ranked match in Tekken 6 >Threw my blanket out of my 5th floor bedroom window >Immediately calm down and laugh at myself
That's about as bad as it's ever gotten
Evan Campbell
I played Overwatch at peak autism levels, I got a large mouse mat and a new mouse. I changed the sensitivity settings to get "perfect control" and I literally put 8-9 hours a day into playing. I thought I was getting better and felt all the effort was "worth it"
After about 7 months of this the matcher screwed up like never before and put me into games against legit amazing players back to back to back. I didn't kill anyone and I they could kill me every single time easily.
On the 2nd one I was legit angry, at the start of the 3rd I said to myself if this happens again I'm quitting and it did and I did I never played it again since.
The only reason to play these boring ass games over and over and over again is because you are fooled into thinking you're getting better, then you play against really skilled players and see no matter how much you play you're always going to be trash and the whole house of cards falls down.
Elijah Howard
It didn't happen. Dilate.
Mason Anderson
It most certainly did. I think you should dilate, tranny. Or return to reddit
Tyler Johnson
You were probably just getting matched against teams that were actually using voice chat to communicate.
Sebastian Carter
You are trying too hard to appear like a regular poster. We both know that isn't true. Faggot.
Jaxon Rogers
I was playing halo reach, specifically swat. Swat was my game type because i have really fast twitchy reflexes and could go 30-0. This faggot loser was redbaring and lagging. We were playing on the ivory tower remake, i forgot the name of the map. I'd hit this guy in the head 3 or 4 times before he even realized i was there, but since he was lagging so bad he wouldnt die. He'd turn around and headshot me and kill me, then tbag me over and over. I got so fucking assblasted that i broke my controller on my desk and threw it at the wall and it exploded into a million pieces.
I used to rage at video games pretty often back then, but that moment fixed me. I realized how much of a fucking idiot i was and I've never raged since. I usually just get off before I get to that point, but I don't really ever get to that point any more.
Nicholas Wilson
>Looking back on it, it was pretty autistic of me, but i do not regret it. Those are the best kind of autistic fits. The ones which you knew were wrong or bad, but don't regret and would do again.
Jack Richardson
I'd like to think that the game matched with those amazing players because based on your performance statistics, it thought you were on their levels. I'd take it as a compliment, even though it must have really sucked getting stomped on. In any case, the reason I don't play competetive mode in any multiplayer game is because I tilt very easily, and my sanity is worth more to me. What you did was perfectly rational and I would do the same.
Kayden Parker
>I usually just get off before I get to that point, but I don't really ever get to that point any more. This is the absolute key of handling vidya rage, and avoiding acting like an autistic moron. It takes discipline, yes, but you simply stop playing before it gets to the point where you may not be able to contain it.
Why contain it? Let it spill over into the schools and churches, let the bodies pile up in the streets. In the end, they'll beg us to save them.
Sebastian Bell
When I was playing through Cuphead on the 3rd Isle, I started screaming so much that it was hard to speak the next day or two. When it comes to destruction, it’d probably be completing Black Ops 1’s campaign on veteran difficulty; ended up getting so fed up on the level in Kowloon that I slammed my controller onto the couch arm so hard that it died instantly, it simply refused to turn back on.
John Davis
lmao, poor zoomer doesn't know what raiding with lootwhores was like
Isaiah Carter
Back in TBC I was a casual raiding druid tank. I had the best reasonable piece of gear a casual raider could have except that pocket watch from Kara. It just would never drop. Once it did drop and I was the only one in the raid who could use it. I said I wanted it then some Rogue rolled on it and said he wanted it for pvp. Of course he won the roll. Never been so angry at a game in my life.
Joseph Scott
Smashed my controller after a losing streak in For Honor. I don't understand why I would get so mad over something so insignificant. It wasn't ranked, I wasn't getting styled on in 1v1, it was just a regular match and I thought my teammates weren't pulling their weight. I still don't understand, but now, whenever I start getting angry, I just force myself to do something else to calm down.
Oliver Robinson
Angriest I’ve gotten was beating someone to an inch of their lives for cheating in a game
In the end of the day, losing really sucks. I'd even risk it to say, without any evidence to back it up, that it probably sucks a lot more than people or even psychologists give it credit. If it keeps happening, it will start taking its toll on us. You may even reach a point where you say winning while definitely feels good, not nearly good enough to put up with the terrible feeling of losing that inevitably is part of playing a competetive game.
Jack Barnes
dat ass tho
Jordan Cooper
Losing sucks and I would understand if I got angry while going toe-to-toe against someone. It's a test of skill and I turned out to be the inferior, but I don't get mad in 1v1s. In a team based gamemode, winning is dependent on how well my teammates play and thus out of my control, so there's no reason to be upset. Maybe I'm just thinking backwards and I get upset because it is out of my control.
>"user, if your going to be that mad then maybe you need to turn off the game.
How did you respond Yea Forums?
Nathan Myers
Not the same guy, but even playing it for free you have only yourself to blame.
Jason Morgan
hot
Leo Williams
>You're right, strange voice, getting this angry at a video game can't be good for my health
Connor Moore
I agree and turn the game off. Then I sit on the toilet and piss straight up into my own face.
Daniel Bailey
>some autist who played Magic: The Gathering during recess started shrieking for some reason (i later heard the other guy played Land Destruction just to piss Autismo off) and he started to throw food and orange juice everywhere honestly based
Jacob Gutierrez
Look at his trunk. Based elephant.
Julian Gray
I do just that, but even before anyone has any reason to say this to me because I'm not a sperg.
Jayden Bailey
>the spoiler fuck you im still replying
Camden Morgan
Not me, but I caused my best friend to throw his PC off a second story balcony. Playing Company of Heros BKmod, he had about 500hrs in it and i was reaching about 200 at this point. He always used to beat me in it, literally it was a 25 to 1 ratio of how many times he beat me then i finally decided to just fuck with him and use the British upgraded my base motors and just drove around the map dodging his patrols, blowing bridges and hiding in bushes and this went on for almost 2 hours until i had stockpiled enough resources to spam units, proceeded to call in a rocket strike on his King Tiger destroying it and 2 panthers that were escorting it, all the while dropping a troop glider and SAS behind his base and using WP to disable his AA turrets which i then stole and used against his own base...he rage quit and i didn't hear from him for over 6 months
>can't pet elephant in Far Cry 4 shame really. guess I'll feed my minecraft animals Pet my deific creature in B&W pet cats and dogs in asscreed 4 take 3 generations of dogmeat for a walk and chuck Agro over a cliff to fight the final boss in SotC
I have never broken or destroyed anything when I got assmad. Usually when I do I just hit something I know won't break like punching my knee.
Tyler Ramirez
Your knee can be very fragile though, famalam
Joseph Kelly
I was playing Ultimate Street Fighter IV. I was trying to just get through story mode with Makoto, and I couldn't do it. I had been playing these games for decades now and I still wasn't good enough to beat the damn story mode. I couldn't believe it, I felt like everything was pointless, that passion meant for nothing, and that despite all of the work I put into trying to learn, I was a failure both in my hobbies and in my professional life. It came up in this bubble that I'm a huge loser, and people were already much better than me at everything I loved and had to do. I was sobbing on the floor, I smashes my controller in anger, and fell asleep on its pieces.
A few years later, I realized that feeling never goes away. That you're a failure, that everyone is better than you, that you're not good enough. It's called imposter syndrome, and some of you probably have it. I dealt with it by only playing games with the intention of enjoying myself, and letting myself improve naturally and organically. This year, I made it out of pools at EVO. I won't win ever, but I'm certainly going to try.
Ayden Fisher
Sounds like you need a gf, user. Shame you'll never get one
