I get frustrated when i get randomly killed by totally unforseen things, sometimes i quit right away... sometimes though i tend to just sit there and yell at the tv...
Calm down...its just a game...
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I'm calm while playing single as then I find challange fun. While competing at online games though I can get quite mad. When I was playing arenas with my friend we were arguing so fucking hard that our friend recorded us for the lulz. Still we are pretty good at gaming and that causes frustration when we just cannot overcome some obstacle.
A good friend of mine killed a plasma TV over a LAN Halo game (I'm more into killing cell phones).
If I'm playing the game on my own normally I keep pretty calm and don't start shouting abuse, if there's me and a couple of friends playing I get annoyed so easily and start shouting abuse.
So I er...resort to rockets and noob tubes which makes me feel better, then I carry on playing normally.
I do know someone though how got so angry he snapped the part of the cable from the headset that plugs into your controller, which in turn made him more angry.
So I er...resort to rockets and noob tubes which makes me feel better, then I carry on playing normally.
I do know someone though how got so angry he snapped the part of the cable from the headset that plugs into your controller, which in turn made him more angry.
Need for speed shift really pissed me off during some of the later races. flying off track in a 900 horsepower-plus Lamborghini then not being able to come back and win the race will do that to you.
A good trick to counter rage in MW2 is to sneakily knife a few people every 5 deaths or so. Feels cheap, but really satisfying. Specially if you knife the guy who keeps blasting you with akimbo shotguns every f**king respawn.
Nothing is more humiliating then being knifed in the back when you didn't even know it was coming.
A good trick to counter rage in MW2 is to sneakily knife a few people every 5 deaths or so. Feels cheap, but really satisfying. Specially if you knife the guy who keeps blasting you with akimbo shotguns every f**king respawn.
Nothing is more humiliating then being knifed in the back when you didn't even know it was coming.
I get annoyed a dick moves in multiplayer. It usually results in me just swearing and saying "thats bullshit" until the end of the game, where i pick up my pride and start again. Oh but i dont ever say this over the mic, just to myself. I hate people that complain over gamespeak.
Online gaming comes with its ups and downs i guess.
Online gaming comes with its ups and downs i guess.
mwhhhhhh...
I slammed my keyboard to the screen and hit my 70 euro mouse to my desk because of getting noobtubed about 10 times in a row. Fortunately both work fine.
And once i quit a game (i think it was fallout) without saving.I froze for 2 minutes and then cried.
I slammed my keyboard to the screen and hit my 70 euro mouse to my desk because of getting noobtubed about 10 times in a row. Fortunately both work fine.
And once i quit a game (i think it was fallout) without saving.I froze for 2 minutes and then cried.
Was it one of the good fallouts? Or fallout 3?AWAR said:
Because Fallout 3 wasn't worth crying over.
i seemed to mature in gaming raging over the past 8 years. at first i was obsessive. if anyone has played any racing sim, they'll know what im talking about.
need for speed high stakes was hell halfway through the game. i have a perfect racing line, going through corners, and kissing the apex just right wherever i go. then some f*king copper comes around, puts a spike strip with 1km to go, and i fail... damn i was never impressed, but i dont recall ever tossing my controller around (like to point out that at this point, the worst words i knew was "damn", and this was shocking to my parents
now, i have been able to keep my composure, maybe uttering a curse under my breath, but usually resorting to something else to do, like getting raped by my 7th prestige cousin (12 yrs old as opposed to me 18 yrs...) kicking my ass up and down the street, and having another bunch of newbies with me. scoreline 1100 to 6800, with a nuke finishing the round... bad day.
now id just go for a singleplayer game on an easy difficulty, to boost my ego in preperation for the next time i get my ass handed to me.
need for speed high stakes was hell halfway through the game. i have a perfect racing line, going through corners, and kissing the apex just right wherever i go. then some f*king copper comes around, puts a spike strip with 1km to go, and i fail... damn i was never impressed, but i dont recall ever tossing my controller around (like to point out that at this point, the worst words i knew was "damn", and this was shocking to my parents
now, i have been able to keep my composure, maybe uttering a curse under my breath, but usually resorting to something else to do, like getting raped by my 7th prestige cousin (12 yrs old as opposed to me 18 yrs...) kicking my ass up and down the street, and having another bunch of newbies with me. scoreline 1100 to 6800, with a nuke finishing the round... bad day.
now id just go for a singleplayer game on an easy difficulty, to boost my ego in preperation for the next time i get my ass handed to me.
"voice_enable 0" disables the possibility of rage, caused by dumb mic users.
Also, if I get frustrated about something, it's because something in the game isn't working like it should be. Can't think if anything in particular. No, wait: once when playing NHL 2001 many years ago, I lost the Stanley Cup because the AI opponent made 2 goals during the last 5 minutes of the decisive 7th game. I smashed my keyboard to the table and as a result, half of the buttons were sent flying across all over the room.
Also, if I get frustrated about something, it's because something in the game isn't working like it should be. Can't think if anything in particular. No, wait: once when playing NHL 2001 many years ago, I lost the Stanley Cup because the AI opponent made 2 goals during the last 5 minutes of the decisive 7th game. I smashed my keyboard to the table and as a result, half of the buttons were sent flying across all over the room.
Night elf rogues. Human paladins. Gnomes of every class. I hate them. A lot. For the exact same reasons you guys hate UD rogues.MrFluffy-X said:
I just got so sick of it that I joined the Horde and never looked back, since every time I think about retrying Alliance I end up getting endless crap from them. So Horde I'll stay.
But it's a team-based game. By running off and doing your own thing, you are causing it to be less fun for others. Same with griefing and glitching...it might make the game more fun for you, but it makes it way less fun for others.Dunn159 said:
In short, have all the fun you like, but not at the expense of others.
I used to get mad at games a lot, but now I have coping mechanisms. I have a friend who gets extremely frustrated with games, especially when he feels that he's let others down, and sometimes it gets a bit scary playing with him.
