Enricko: I’m sure we’ve all had those moments where we’re just about ready to pick up our controllers/keyboards and slam them all over the floor or on the wall out of sheer frustration. It’s really tempting to let the anger take over and direct all of it towards anything or anyone we can get our hands on, but as true gamers, we should never let it get to that point.
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Something doesn't go our way or the game cheated.
I love nothing more than hearing some jerk whining about their teammates. I'll throw a game just to piss them off even more.
because they're 10 years old?.
I think gamers rage because they care. Everyone wants to be good or feel successful in task they pursue, when you invest time and money in a game, and you realize you're not even good at it, it can be hurtful, but you have to maintain composure, and keep working at it and you'll see improvement in time.
While some "Pros" probably are naturally good at it, they also take a lot of effort and practice and time. I used to get so mad I'd throw my controller, if i'm being honest, ARMS on the switch was the last game that got me that mad, but lately i've just been breathing and moving on, i can't really get better if i'm too busy breaking my controller.
why not? it's a harmless way to let the steam out