Outtrigger888
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Only time I threw my controller was blood borne boss Ebrietas. Thank god a gaffer helped me take her down.
You do realize "acting out" or "immature" rage behavior are in fact probably brought on by very real issues with anger management and coping skills correct? Your dismissive attitude about a very real issue that many people struggle with is pretty gross.
Many people with mental and behavioral issues lack the necessary income and/or opportunity to seek professional help, which is nothing to say of the environment they may be willingly subjecting themselves to wherein nobody is there to support a decision to get professional help. Having issues with anger/rage is a vicious cycle that's extremely difficult to break and self-monitor. Throwing a controller across the room or snapping a disc in-half is a tiny symptom in ocean of other potential issues.
I think it's just an outlet. I have almost none or zero conflict/anger in my day to day life so games are just about the only time I ever yell or get mad. It's almost always because of how other people play too.Snapped a game once as a teen (can't remember why) and I chucked my headset one time playing a competitive game on PC. My pals said they could hear me cussing from across the room still. Not sure why. I'm known as a very chill "go with the flow" kind of person, but certain games make bit a bit crazy. Big reason why I no longer play some of those games (mobas and overwatch especially).
Is this even worth a thread?... What do you not understand? People get angry, people get impulsive, and those two things result in broken controllers sometimes. Do most people? No. But it happens. This is something pretty much everyone over the age of 13 can understand. It is the same reason people call others foul names when upset. Not that difficult, buddy.
Being beaten by the game makes them feel powerless, so they exert their power/control by breaking the device. It's straight-up lizard brain shenanigans.
I don't understand it. I was too poor to go around breaking my expensive shit.
How is what I said different from the post you quoted and agreed with?This subject seems to bring out the most smug shits and concern trolls I've ever come across. It's either:
"I just feel so bad for these people."
or
"What is wrong with these neanderthals? I would never do such a thing."
Edit: Here's one now!
Can anyone offer an explanation that isn't "I've got serious anger problems"
Can anyone offer an explanation that isn't "I've got serious anger problems"
Can anyone offer an explanation that isn't "I've got serious anger problems"
How do the breakers cope with actually problems?
How is what I said different from the post you quoted and agreed with?