Have you ever gotten so angry....
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dont really have anger issues until i comepletely loose it like for example
once at school some kid making fun of me for about idk 2 hours then all of a sudden i just snapped chased after him hes just screaming in fear and beat the royal shit out of him (3 broken ribs 4 broken fingers fractured leg and he shit himselve like actually had crapped in his pants) well i got expelled and all cause HE pissed me off...
once at school some kid making fun of me for about idk 2 hours then all of a sudden i just snapped chased after him hes just screaming in fear and beat the royal shit out of him (3 broken ribs 4 broken fingers fractured leg and he shit himselve like actually had crapped in his pants) well i got expelled and all cause HE pissed me off...
my friend got mad and he has anger management and being an idiot said he sucks
he almost broke my nose when he through the xbox controller at me
he still gave me a bad bloody nose and it was purple for a week
he almost broke my nose when he through the xbox controller at me
he still gave me a bad bloody nose and it was purple for a week
Not to be a jerk, but why all over the room? Why not in a trashcan or something? Was that part of the anger?FirstToStrike said:
I recommend stopping playing if you get that angry in the future. I get pretty ticked off myself when playing TF2, and when I get angry I usually try just going outside to put things in perspective.
The most angry i've gotten was a few years back playing warioware touched. I couldn't beat this shooting gallery level and was getting pretty frustrated, then i got within 1 point of my goal before losing and I started chewing on my DS in rage.
Nowadays if something in a game pisses me of I just turn it off and sit there for like 2 minutes, then do something else. In extreme cases of, say, MW2 dickery, I MIGHT throw my controller on the ground, but i have carpet so its not a big deal. I would never do something to cause lasting damage to my electronics, I'm too protective of them for that.
Nowadays if something in a game pisses me of I just turn it off and sit there for like 2 minutes, then do something else. In extreme cases of, say, MW2 dickery, I MIGHT throw my controller on the ground, but i have carpet so its not a big deal. I would never do something to cause lasting damage to my electronics, I'm too protective of them for that.
I broke my tv and a controller while playing tekken a while ago, I've quit fighting games since then.
I try not to get angry at all. It's usually a complete impediment. The only situation in which it offers an improvement is if you require raw intimidation... and I'd have to be a complete meathead to think intimidating somebody is a good thing to do. I can still get angry if backed into a corner enough, say if some young forum sophomore won't stop arguing me over something after I told him I'm not interested, but it still doesn't do any good.
Besides, computers are never intimidated. Losing your cool just made you (a) play worse and (b) shell out real money to replace your broken computer hardware. Blowing up is a completely futile gesture, you should curb that habit. Not even many psycholgists believe "expressing your repressed emotions" does anything other than throw more fuel on the wrong emotions anymore.
(Actually, computers might react to a bad mood [http://www.impactlab.com/2005/08/07/jinxed-computer-users-self-prophesize-thru-their-own-bad-vibes/], but not in the desired method of making you win the game. No, they'll just crash - you could end up with a premature Red Ring Of Death. I'm probably just being superstitious, but I've had computers manifest sudden and strange breaking when I happen to be in a bad mood often enough to wonder.)
The bottom line is if a game is frustrating the hell out of you, stop playing it before you go over the deep edge. Hint: you're not enjoying yourself, and enjoying yourself is what you're supposed to be doing when you play a game.
Besides, computers are never intimidated. Losing your cool just made you (a) play worse and (b) shell out real money to replace your broken computer hardware. Blowing up is a completely futile gesture, you should curb that habit. Not even many psycholgists believe "expressing your repressed emotions" does anything other than throw more fuel on the wrong emotions anymore.
(Actually, computers might react to a bad mood [http://www.impactlab.com/2005/08/07/jinxed-computer-users-self-prophesize-thru-their-own-bad-vibes/], but not in the desired method of making you win the game. No, they'll just crash - you could end up with a premature Red Ring Of Death. I'm probably just being superstitious, but I've had computers manifest sudden and strange breaking when I happen to be in a bad mood often enough to wonder.)
The bottom line is if a game is frustrating the hell out of you, stop playing it before you go over the deep edge. Hint: you're not enjoying yourself, and enjoying yourself is what you're supposed to be doing when you play a game.
While not really related to games - I got so pissed once I accidentally insulted this girl's dead grandfather.
15+ people are still hating me for it.
15+ people are still hating me for it.
And you never found yourself becoming frustrated at them?AC10 said:
You're a more patient person than I, obviously.
Getting spawn killed in games frustrates me, but I never verbally or otherwise show it. If I find myself irritated at the game I simply walk awayMiracleOfSound said:
Like I said before, play some of the 8 bit games like ninja gaiden and silver surfer, you'll be a much more tolerant person
I grew up on those games, I'm from the NES generation. Mario 3 and Battletoads used to make me an angry little kid...AC10 said:Getting spawn killed in games frustrates me, but I never verbally or otherwise show it. If I find myself irritated at the game I simply walk away
Like I said before, play some of the 8 bit games like ninja gaiden and silver surfer, you'll be a much more tolerant person
But it's twice as annoying when you know it's a real person beating you. Not sure why, it just is.