Gamer Rage is Amazing

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As part of the new Anger Controllers campaign from Opera GX, Dr K and I teamed up to talk about mental health in gaming. In this conversation we share some of our own experiences, and how to cope with gaming rage, whether it’s you, teammates or lobbies in general.
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[@Didi-wq8hw]

I knew someone online who expressed his rage by blowing wildly into a harmonica. It was the funniest shit ever seeing him die then hearing harmonica noise blasting over the mic and it made everyone laugh and not take everything so seriously

[@addicted2radaway]

that's honestly so damn hilarious. glad that dude found a way to distract his rage and divert it somewhere else lol

[@joshinthesauce4636]

I should buy one. It would make me laugh which would make me less angry.

[@wynoglia]

Dayum that's wholesome. Much better than shouting, throwing shit, hitting shit

[@zippydinocrash]

Oh shit I thought I was the only one who did that

[@RedHaloManiac95]

Bro I wish that was my friend, I’d be ducking dead 🤣

[@Patterrz]

Gamer Rage is a special kind of rage, gone in like 30 seconds and very confusing to anyone that hasn't experienced it before

[@kaobiugwu435]

But it is hilarious to watch

[@dylankilmer7194]

Lol true 😂

[@GriffinZambia]

Dont Read my Name!!!

[@adamyates8056]

@Infinity don't lie you got nada on your channel

[@adamyates8056]

@👑⃤ ‎ٴ 👑⃤ no I will not subscribe

[@Jerrbearr0520]

Rule #1 when gaming: Never go full dolphin.

[@kaobiugwu435]

Once you go dolphin there's no turning back

[@isLiminal]

Once you go dolphin Jotaro comes for you.

[@theguy3406]

Totsugeki

[@mr_indie_fan]

Nice spongebob reference

[@imthethriller]

I like my Dolphin Emulator tho

[@dontoverthinkit01]

Charlie: "I'm always looking for scapegoats" Also Charlie: "YOU CALM DOWN. IT WAS A MIS-INPUT"

[@juvialockser9912]

Haha that video never fails to make me laugh

[@localdumbass9355]

*IT WAS A MISINPUT, CALM DOWN! YOU CALM THE F--- DOWN!*

[@bossturner9540]

It wasnt really gamer rage it was more planned, like he knew he was going to say that. Gamer rage is blabbering out random words and making sentences while you go, but Charlie formally said what needed to be said. No voice cracks, only raising his voice to be actually noticed.

[@jag-hw7wd]

@@bossturner9540 Wow! Look up! It's the joke flying right over your head! ✈️

[@_origami_]

@@bossturner9540 what an L

[@STBill]

Once after winning a 3 VS 3 game in Age of Mythology I told an angry guy "it's just a game" and everyone raged at me including my team mates.

[@keefy3482]

Deserved tbh

[@Reflection246]

“The phrase “it’s just a game” is such a weak mindset. You are ok with what happened, losing, imperfection of a craft. When you stop getting angry after losing, you’ve lost twice. There’s always something to learn, and always room for improvement, never settle.” -Funny blue hair man

[@chriswilson1968]

It's never just a game.

[@cosmicbilly]

@@Reflection246 this is the cringiest shit ive read in a long while lmao

[@Page153]

NEVER say that. You must've had instant regret.

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

How did that first guy not distract his teammate??

[@Porkishi]

He probably trains his ears every day to block out sounds of screaming 15 year olds

[@tekken.universal2343]

BRUUH you have a gaming in your name and you want to tell me that you don't know how ? So it's very easy just fucking focus on your game and you will not be distracted

[@Porkishi]

@@tekken.universal2343 bro calm down, now your the one gamer raging

[@tekken.universal2343]

@@Porkishi dude i did not even use caps lock you are just making me angry for no reason

[@deadpxn3517]

@@Porkishi IM GOIN HOME WITH MONEY IN MAH POCKET, MAHHHH POCKET B)

[@Goat-on-a-Stick]

I know gamer rage can be hilarious and entertaining to watch, but some people take it too far. I've had friends who throw games, rage quit, or even let it affect personal relationships and it suddenly becomes the dumbest, stupidest, most immature shit. I think you can read a lot into someone's character by how much they are affected by a trivial event in a make believe virtual world.

[@aesmour]

agreed. I had a couple of relationships ruined because Ive had old friends who were gamers take out their rage indirectly at me, knowing im extremely sensitive to loud noises, especially banging. I would tell them multiple times to not do that around me, and instead they just say i don't understand how gaming works💀💀....lol

[@_ANDRE.]

I knew one like this. My stepbrother once got so angry for losing at WII SPORTS that he took a boot and smashed the TV with it. Luckily it was at his house so he didn't damage my stuff. Kid was a psycho.

[@VSPhotfries]

I used to get super mad and just end up so bent out of shape, do stupid shit, but I realized that I have limited free time alive on Earth, and if I'm spending it angry at something I choose to do in my free time I'm only hurting myself. It wasn't a cure, I still get mad (Why hello there, Elden Ring, how ya doin?), but I don't just slam my head into the same wall and risk giving myself a stroke. I put the controller down and do something else.

[@Lemon_squee]

@@VSPhotfries I was the same, addicted to a moba and played frequently with a friend who constantly raged at other players and it came to a point where I'm like... this is embarrassing and 0 fun. Like how immature is it to rage at players who are still in like elementary school. So I just stopped playing so frequently and when I do, never serious about it. Much happier and spend my free time doing much healthier hobbies!

[@Voldemorts.Nipple]

The only friend I play online with gets mad at everything. He doesn't scream but gets mad and wants to stop playing just because we lose twice in a row and it's really annoying

[@mynameisnotvic]

Everyone experiences "gamer rage" in some form but experiencing it alone is one of the most isolating feelings I've ever known. It comes and goes so quickly but can give off a really long lasting and poor impression.

[@storyshiftcharahurts9992]

bro when you feel so mad that you don't even raise your hand or slam shit, and you just sit there with a blank ass expression for a solid minute, that's gotta be the most just "man." moments in life bro :/

[@Josh-bd3mt]

Not everyone experiences “gamer rage”. Not everyone is invested or cares. It’s just games. Don’t try to lump people into your own twisted gamer mentality.

[@Akodakun]

@@Josh-bd3mt Gaming

[@dkskcjfjswwwwwws413]

@@Josh-bd3mt your name is josh i dont think what you have to say matters

[@Josh-bd3mt]

@@dkskcjfjswwwwwws413 It matters when your mom is screaming it every night. That’s enough validation for me.

[@thatsalotoffish4424]

I think what makes gamer rage so funny is just how pointless it is in the grand scheme of things

[@GreenGoblinCoryintheHouse]

true lol, it's just a game at the end of the day. Idk I've just gotten lazier as I grew up.

[@brandonrobinson1653]

Goku power up lol

[@kaj7135]

@@GreenGoblinCoryintheHouse lol there’s always some twat that says “it’s just a game” like it’s some profound philosophical statement. xD

[@pbee.njayay444]

@@kaj7135 found one

[@faithfullone5414]

@@kaj7135 it is just a game, its called reality, unless your making profit from it, raging at the game in the end is funny, and pointless

[@favoritemustard3542]

What gamer rage taught me: It's cheaper to buy a new keyboard than to find all those popped out keys

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@mcuniboob]

its cheaper to not break your keyboard

[@chadhardt6136]

@YeaMan not even near the level of Skynut.

[@dixonbutts3929]

@YeaMan “paige”

[@worldeater2414]

Weird thing is, ive always been a pillow puncher. Breaking my setup seems stupid, even in the heat of a gamer rage. So I just release it on a nearby pillow, don't have any issues

[@complimentbot7015]

We can always trust our gamer rageologist

[@GriffinZambia]

Dont Read my Name!!

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@funsizedxo]

HahahaHah

[@baderhh9928]

ComplimentBot getting bots in his replies

[@oc_wavezy]

@Sound Foodist Man (best and based) 🅥💯 Dude what the hell is wrong with you

[@avery4149]

My tennis coach used to tell me that however hard you hit the ball at the wall during training, however hard it will bounce back at you. So if you decides to rage quit at the wall because you had a bad day, be ready for the probability that the ball bounced back at a certain angle and smash your face in, making you even angrier.

[@ninjajake21]

I haven’t seen the whole video yet so forgive me if this is talked about but I really wanted to share: In college one of my capstone classes was “the Psychology of passion” and in that class we talked about how some peoples passion can be detrimental to their mental health because they become “obsessive passions”, in which the person associates their personality and their “self” with the passion. I think this is a huge reason why gamer rage occurs, because most of these people are, as you said, good at the game, and it’s often all they do, this puts it on track to become an obsessive passion, and they associate their “self” with the game AND their PERFORMANCE in it. Which is why some people blow up at such seemingly little things, because to them, it’s damaging their self-image There’s a LOT more to it but that’s the synopsis have a great day everyone and don’t forget the breathe :) TLDR: People get so into the game they associate it with their image of their “self”, and thus poor performance or being out-played damages their “self-image” so they react in an aggressive way People can avoid this by many things but a HUGE help is to have other hobbies, so all of your time and self-image isn’t condensed into one passion. Ok I’m done now everyone have a great day!

[@machshfive]

This is fascinating thank you for sharing.

[@Bettersucksaul]

Not sure about this only bc my boyfriend used to be D1 in League but stopped playing a long while ago. Now he only gets on at my behest for ARURF or for ARAM. He gets that *gamer rage* and flames teammates for being bad at the game (even though half the time I’m the one doing ass, but he’d never tell me that) or just the game in general for bad balancing. Honestly I hate seeing him get angry and I feel bad for the ppl who he yells at, he’s never like that any other time. But I think Dr. K is right, that it’s the denial of a win he believed he should’ve gotten. He knows he’s good at the game and he barely plays now. I never get angry bc I’m just bad at the game and im not competitive over video games, I play for fun or for events.

[@esokiss921]

Reminds me of wingsofredemption

[@koltm1338]

Same with your job!! I work as a cook in the very high end restaurant scene and some cooks make it their entire identity and get so destroyed by a bad night

[@ninjajake21]

@@koltm1338 yes! Precisely! It certainly isn’t limited to video games it’s with any passion you may have! Happens with athletes and artists all the time as well! Hopefully those cooks are able to realize their amazing and one bad night isn’t going to ruin them!

[@Katharoni]

As someone who suffers from gamer rage, I try my best to make my anger as goofy as possible because I would rather my friends laugh at my pain than be uncomfortable. Them having a good time makes me feel better, the joy comes back around. I also mostly play single player sand boxes for my own sanity-

[@lethalboom3008]

I just scream whatever insult is most applicable to the person nearest to me, which is usually twink because I CANT STAY AWAY FROM THEM HELP

[@Phoenix_9902]

i will never play getting over it. never. i cant AFFORD to

[@zoneshift]

Play a game because you enjoy it. Not to be good at it

[@orbrat212]

goofy ahh gamer

[@blockednostril9739]

Me too, anger is ok if it’s also funny

[@kirbed9486]

Whenever I rage, I almost immediately laugh at myself right after, because it’s so silly at what I’m allowing to make me so damn frustrated when I look at what’s really going on. The rage is just an initial reaction before I process what’s happening. Maybe it’s like that for others too?

[@500sensationalsalads5]

Not 'gamer's rage', but this one time Sonic didn't fill my Yellow cake batter milkshake all the way, and for some reason it set me off. Was crying, screaming, and also laughing at the same time. I got over it once I let it all out, but I was concerned as to why a milkshake from Sonic, of all things, got me that upset.

[@ball8313]

@@500sensationalsalads5 cool story bro

[@500sensationalsalads5]

@@ball8313 Thanks

[@500sensationalsalads5]

I know this is a little late, but for context to my previous comment, I had been going to job interview after job interview, running errands for my mom, etc. Places like McDonald's kept getting my orders wrong back to back. I was trying to be as cool as possible, but the Sonic shake was my last straw. What I'm tryna say is "raging" is not a bad thing all over. Sometimes we have moments that bring out the more "carnal" side of us and it's okay. I let it all out, and felt better afterwards. If I had that reaction everytime then that would be a different story lol

[@Kovac22]

I do the same. Doesn't happen that often but only my friends hear it, and I laugh and say something like 'wow I got mad' so they know i'm not crazy

[@jekentmenietje]

As a little kid I would cry uncontrollably whenever my Sims died. Not because I cared about the sim, but because I was scared of the grim Reaper and his scary tune. Does that count as gamer rage?

[@remainprofane7732]

No, that’s reasonable. I feel like it’s only legitimately ‘gamer rage’ past the age of 8 or 10. Otherwise it’s just a kid being a kid

[@sansgaster9868]

No, it’s not rage.

[@murdermeharry8703]

This is Gamer fear. Also I finally found someone else who was afraid of the Sims Reaper, lmao

[@DeadpanVT]

That's just fear

[@BoHorn]

Nah thats gamer doom

[@unknownvariable9239]

Gamer Rage is like universal language. Doesn’t matter where your from or your circumstances in life, it’s something we can all relate to on some level.

[@barnacleboi2595]

Indeederino. I can spot a gamer raging two hundred miles away.

[@FuhzyLiquids]

Universal for gamers you mean

[@orbrat212]

anger is our lifeblood. it runs through us like water through our cooling systems or gay through our RGB mice.

[@orbrat212]

@Mario you're next

[@hanthonyc]

I wasn't expecting the genuinely insightful commentary from that discussion- that makes SO much sense and applies to so many other life contexts.

[@averyhofmann5612]

What is the world becoming that you just watched a 20 minute ad and came away with it being insightful………..

[@YuzuNoob.]

@@averyhofmann5612 A 20 minute video with a full discussion and analyzation about gamer rage shouldn’t surprise you if it’s insightful to others. It’s like you focus on the fact that it is a sponsored video but never actually listened to anything discussed 💀

[@hanthonyc]

@@averyhofmann5612 Nah, I liked it. The whole, "anger is commonly caused by a feeling of unjust repercussion, and giving an angry person a little control goes a long way", resonated with me. I work in tourism and do a lot of conflict management with guests, so it's pretty useful advice.... especially when angry vacationers are involved ;)

[@HeisenbergTheFirst]

I remember binge watch gaming rage compilations like Tyler1 and Dellor for example. Those were the days

[@GriffinZambia]

Dont Read my Name!!

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@shnapp]

heisenberg

[@foxxdoodles]

Dellor days were the twilight zone

[@schem515]

Elotrix has been delivering high concentrated gamer rage since the release of mw2.

[@woadblue]

Once I raged hard enough I actually burst out laughing at myself. I think I said something like "Why the fuck don't I just shove this controller up my ass and do some kegels? I'd probably have better luck.... fuck meeeee" or close to that. I had to stop and laugh a bit.

[@CaLypSO4456]

Lmao

[@zWolfrostOld]

Yeah that also happens to me, sometimes you rage so hard that you go full kira laugh mode

[@dadudeonthebeach2218]

We’re you smoking on dat tree

[@Etoka]

that isnt funny, and youre overweight

[@CaLypSO4456]

@@zWolfrostOld I get so pissed off at a game sometimes and then I realize how ridiculous I sound and laugh at myself.

[@lavilimp]

I had my experiences with gamer rage with my randoms yelling at me post game in League. I was a completely brand new player to League who wanted to get into what was the trend at my high school back then. It didn't even take one game for me to get on the receiving end of a gamer rage and it was a really rude one at that - he was so ignorant and kept shouting profanities at me and the only thing I could do was let him say what he could say (I stopped emphasizing gaming as a part of my life way back in 2014 and I didn't want a pointless argument with a stranger over a game). I did reply to him respectfully by saying that "it's just a casual game why are you so upset and I'm new to this game so I would like to some pointers." I don't know how this upset him to the point that it brought on a bigger rage I will not discuss here but it got to the point where I had to block him and days later delete League entirely after knowing this is a common theme within a certain demographic.

[@jamclone]

You just dodged a bullet

[@500sensationalsalads5]

Glad you blocked him, I've heard of people getting killed over things like this. Thank god it isn't common

[@okidokiliteratureclub706]

Am 21 and still hadn't played games like that hehe, thinking as well that people on are like screeching bitter lost manchildren over a game, Jesus help these

[@kosmique]

@@okidokiliteratureclub706 lmao league is hell... anyone is better off steering clear of it, we got millions of games to chose from.

[@Meracog]

I used to rage when I was younger but as I got older I realized that getting mad makes me worse so I just taught myself ways to not get mad at menial things and just recognize what I did wrong.

[@Ascension721]

What about if you fail due to RNG? In that case you cant recognise what you did wrong because you didnt. I assume you have other ways for that

[@lieQT]

@@Ascension721 best thing to do is just to practice forgiveness. being overly angry about things that are totally out of your control is normal but very unhealthy as well. you have to learn to practice some level of acceptance and go "well, I did my part, and Im proud for my accomplishment even if RNG or someone else failed us"

[@Meracog]

@@Ascension721 well generally there isn't anything one could do if rng screws you. Best thing is to laugh it off and try again imo.

[@arcanefire7511]

@@Ascension721 Not always will it be totally your fault, so i think it's just best to teach yourself that raging itself is stupid and not becoming of a healthy person

[@sleepysikk]

so u grew up? lol jk

[@jimmy_p]

Charlie: “I know gamer rage.” Fighting Game Community: “That’s cute.”

[@sdmdrums9275]

UFC 4 got me doing death metal screams every time I play it

[@grey195]

Cringe

[@RaveDecoy242]

@@grey195 these guys are actually proud they're mentally and emotionally unhinged lmao

[@tristansutton371]

If I played a fighting game for a living I would start fighting my opponents in real life after gamer raging my life away

[@raidraptor5893]

lmfao I remember a league youtuber saying the worst time they raged was at a fighter game, and they body slammed their desk in half

[@huskonoir]

I used to rage a lot at games, and looking back I realized that it was because I wanted so desperately to win so I could prove to myself and others that I was good. I knew that raging didn't make me feel any better and sure it was funny to some of the friends I played with, but it ended up being more annoying and bad to my mental health than simply being some kind of thing I could use to blow off some steam. It is possible to stop raging at games but it comes as form of practice with yourself in admitting defeat and accepting that there is always room to grow. I feel bad for the people who had to endure my countless fits for nothing and for the people who still do rage, and although it is funny to watch, I still hate how it's just something that not all people can help and that it ruins more than it builds.

[@BrandoGee]

I remember being 13-16 and we had this one friend that would rage at every game you played, to the point where he would try to fight you if you beat him, or mid way through the game he’d start hitting you or throwing your controller across the room, I look at it now and feel bad the poor soul was probably filled with sm rage 24/7

[@queendefaultdefault1080]

I broke up with my boyfriend because he would rage constantly and I was full of trauma and couldn't handle it, any game even fun games if he was losing he would rage and one thing about me is I can't take anger very well (bit better now but still frightens me from my mother as a child) and he knew this but never even tried to change, lied about changing and he made me get bad mental health so I decided to break it off for good.

[@john_hunter_]

The thing about being given the reward and denied the reward makes a lot of sense. There are some games that go against that sort of game design like puzzle games. With puzzle games they don't have any sense of being denied the reward. Any time you get close to solving the puzzle but not quite getting it, it's more a sense of progress. There isn't really any sense of losing. With Dark Souls you may make progress but you will die in the process & then you have to start again. So that's more of a sense of being denied the reward.

[@MrTevens]

I think it's why Battle Royale games blew up in popularity, especially Warzone. If you play CoD multiplayer if you play the regular game modes like team deathmatch a team win doesn't really matter since you get so many of them. But you now have this new game mode where the best people are winning around 50% but a large majority of the player base wins less than 10% of the time. So that rush of excitement when you get to the end of the game and you are trying to win and you either blow it, get killed in some "sweaty" way, or you win can give you a very wide range of emotions.

[@cumbrap]

Competitive gaming might actually be interesting if they were still allowed to rage and scream at each other. Dunno when that became taboo it used to be a big draw.

[@Lemminboy7]

But if the raging was the big draw then it could become a thing like the WWE

[@nicetrichek]

@Kavetion I don't thinks anybody ...... 𝗔 𝗦 𝗞 𝗘 𝗗

[@calmdown9094]

pro gaming is skill based. these are clips of amateurs. mad people are never good at anything.

[@BonazaiGirl]

Maybe the many broken monitors and keyboards kinda made it necessary for raging to be capped.

[@cumbrap]

@@calmdown9094 yeah but without the rage it's just a bunch of guys playing video games

[@lazersword66]

Getting older and learning to take breaks or switch games when frustrated made a huge difference for me. I think a big part is regaining a feeling of control by choosing to do something other than bang your head against a wall in or out of the game.

[@channel45853]

yeah, but there has to be a way to get out that anger. I know how it feels to keep that all in and then have an outburst, it isn't healthy.

[@Driven215]

Why get angry at all I never did lmao

[@Kipplz]

@@Driven215 yeah same you just have to be or learn to be a stoic Chad. even if i do get frustrated i keep in my head, joke about it, and know i just have stay cool and calculated if i actually want to play well. if anything those moments only get my heart racing, gets me more focused, and i even get a little rush and ego check out of it lol. it's all about that stoicism grindset, no better power in the game of life than power over your mind.

[@JANK_AF]

This hits me hard because a few years ago I had the worst internet ever. I would constantly lag no matter what time of day it was. I participated in this low-key Halo tourney because I enjoyed this particular game-mode, but on a causal level. When it came down to having to actually play well the game had other plans for me and I yelled into my mic so often that looking back at it now I’m so embarrassed because that’s not who I am. I am currently back to having terrible internet and I haven’t touched my PC in months.

[@dkd123]

I think extreme gamer rage is encouraged by the climate of ultra competitive multiplayer games that has been cultivated over the last decade or so. We need more games with healthy communities centered around social gameplay. People will still be toxic of course but we need games that don’t encourage toxicity or even make players feel isolated from the community.

[@Taima]

I wouldn’t say it’s encouraged because that would imply that it’s a desired thing by the community/concept as a whole. What I would say is that it can make environments and scenarios that are /conducive/ to more frequent instances of gamer rage, which is similar but doesn’t place any intent on anyone. I know there are exceptions like that where Charlie was talking about the cod leagues of yore that would encourage trash talking, but that hardly speaks for gaming competitions as a whole.

[@agentnightmare6486]

I think it really depends on the type of game. I've gotten into playing a lot of strategy lately (mainly Stellaris) and even though the games can get really competitive, it's always in good fun. I just finished a 13 person mp game that took four hours, and one of the other players was giving me tips and advice on how to make my economy better while he was actively committing genocide on my population.

[@jamalisujang2712]

Competition and toxicity is mutually exclusive.

[@gone9820]

Where there is competition, there will always be toxicity. Any type of scarcity in games will create a harsh environment for the players.

[@byzworp9267]

Idk, I love competitive environments and seeing the passion (including the rage) on display. As long as players let it bleed into life post game, it’s all good

[@kgfoster14]

Gotta say I love the sweet cadence LTG delivers his gamer rage.

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@upb1439]

@YeaMan Bro you can’t even spell page. Forget you and your music

[@drakejoshofficialyoutubech5569]

Yeah LTG's rage is an art in and of itself

[@OhShiverMeTimbers]

LTG took gamer range and crafted it into an artform. He literally gained my respect with his anime villain arc XD he found out why people memed him, molded it into his strongest asset, and redeemed himself through comedy gold. Respect lmao

[@STierMortal]

"THIS DUDE DID A 10-HIT COMBO! THIS DUDE'S DOING STRINGS!"

[@prodbytarantino]

Charlie made a good point. You always get angry from losing to the things you know you can do better than the average at. What a reflective moment for me 💀A hard pill to swallow for most people; there will always be someone who can do something better than you

[@yoshiflash579]

That’s so true lol, when I was little and playing Mario kart Wii, I lost in 50CC, didn’t even know what drifting was, but I never got mad. But now when I play Mario kart 8 deluxe ok at least… ok but I’ll get tilted from one green shell, maybe just not screaming.

[@codegiver60]

As someone who used to rage quite frequently as a teenager and still on rare occasion now as a adult I can confidently say if you rage at a game to the point your causing damage to yourself or things around you, that has nothing to do with games that you having a lack of control over your emotions. Its a temporary burst of emotions that you were unable to fight back with logic such as weighing the cost of the item your about to destroy. I'm glad I was able to dial back my emotions as I got older. It saved me money and it genuinely made my life alot simpler and easier both in and out of video games. Plus I've noticed I enjoyed games more when I try my best and I am satisfied with the outcome no matter win or lose.

[@JanaXV]

I'm not a raging person in general, I never break things, the times I'm yelling are really rare, like maybe once a year because I've had a DC just when I was about to kill 2, or something, but I do rage quit a lot when the frustration is getting too much and I'm about to become unfriendly. I'm not playing in small teams though, so whether or not I'm playing doesn't make that much of a difference.

[@Lefuhq3]

Yea I'm 20 now but even like 4-6 years ago I was punching walls, throwing remotes, yelling at the top of my lungs, yelling at the people sitting next to me for no reason. At the age of 17 I just came to my senses and was like man being this mad isn't worth it especially when real life has way more stakes. My friend has ended friendships and relationships over games and that's when you know it's bad.

[@Lefuhq3]

Hell even nowadays I'll yell, I yelled at Madden the other day 😂. but that's the max it'll get at. I haven't broke a remote intentionally since 2018.

[@johnpizza3930]

@@Lefuhq3 madden lol

[@Lefuhq3]

@@johnpizza3930 you play hitman bro stop 💀

[@cashordeals3672]

Gamer rage is hilarious especially in fighting games catching someone slipping or lose to chip damage is amazing 🤣

[@crazymumbo]

Damn do I hate losing in fighting games. The hardest part is knowing that I know what to do but I just dropped the punish or didn’t do the thing I needed to do.

[@blockednostril9739]

I think any 1v1 game tends to get a lot more rage. It’s more personal between two individuals…so yea seeing someone get chipped to death for the whole game then get up and scream until his lungs fall out of their mouth is much more satisfying than a team arguing amongst themselves

[@knights-radiant6141]

I play a lot of chess and can completely relate to this a lot. A lot of the time though, I go on a chain of losses because I just keep making basic mistakes and it took me a while to realise that I need to take ownership of the moves I'm making. Off late I tanked 200 elo points and it pisses me off but it's also good to take a break from it cos it's actually affected me so much in a negative way.

[@yeetboi5187]

During OG destiny era, every time I was killed by thorn (super OP weapon for those who don’t know) I became beyond infuriated. But due to the fact it was the dominant weapon at the time, I legit just built an incredible tolerance to gamer raging after hours and hours of dying to the damn thing.

[@jletsgoo]

5:25 dr k! 12:00 😂 13:06 13:35 14:20 dam 15:55 effort in a lot of diff places: comms, managing egos, team thinking 17:25 18:15 toxic high ranked 18:55 feeling like u've sacrificed compassion bc its tough 21:17 addictiveness due to DENIAL of rewards 21:27 😂😂 22:02 22:28 if things too easy: boring too hard: quit addictive: almost, just keep going 23:15

[@RandomSwiftie13]

I'm a girl with a really girlie voice and years ago I was once playing a game called COD with a group of boys and girls and one of them started calling me slurs and threatened to r@pe and murder me once he breaks into my house because I told him "calm down its just a game, it's not that serious" while he was raging over another guy in our team for "not playing good" But after he threatened me literally everyone just started screaming at him to stfu but that made him even more angry and he went on a really long rant over r@ping everyone's moms and sisters and even dog like WTF. SMH. We had to mute him out.

[@GunShocka]

5:24 I don't know why but I just expected to hear the Vsauce music kick on when he after "But Why?"

[@cloudshad0ws]

I like how Charlie couldn't really say that he wouldn't be all about bullying 5 year olds at chess full time lol

[@tumbleweed8]

i witnessed a good one today in TF2, in the lobby that we were in there were a bunch of people spamming voicelines and using soundboards in voicechat and this one guy, who i assume doesnt know how to mute people, was getting agitated by it and requested that they would please stop. but because they were gamers they proceeded to ignore him and for like the next couple of rounds we heard nothing from him. but eventually he cracked and in the middle of a round he just started screaming and cursing them out and begging them to stop (which they didnt). me and my friends didnt hear anything from him for the rest of the session but it was very entertaining

[@herpderpinson6117]

Sounds to me like you were playing in bot lobbies, they just spam obnoxious YT videos the whole time

[@Josh-qu1gs]

Man ive always had headaches, last 2 years they got worse. So I finally figured out a game I was playing was making me stress out to a point it would take my headache and send it to the moon. I cut the game completely out and I've not had a single one of those debilitating headaches. Greatest decision I ever made with my mental health was cutting it and not looking back

[@anthonypacillas4830]

Cool.

[@R.T.and.J]

I'm happy your health has improved but I'm curious to know what the game was if you don't mind sharing

[@FlannelPrime]

i also play escape from Tarkov

[@Josh-qu1gs]

@@R.T.and.J warthunder. I got way to into the battlepass and event systems. It was my own fault for diving so deep into it, it's an extreme grind for those things

[@R.T.and.J]

@@Josh-qu1gs Thank you for sharing

[@kaminsod4077]

I had to give up gaming because even as a grown man i still rage terribly at games over the slightest inconvenience. Even my favorites that i know front to back, i always end up getting pissed and way too angry over something i should find relaxing.

[@mackinator]

Hey, I think you should seek therapy. That doesn't sound like a healthy disposition.

[@kaminsod4077]

@@mackinator I've been looking for a permanent therapist for over 2 years my dude, there simply aren't enough of them to go around.

[@SkillfulCurve]

@@kaminsod4077 keep trying Trust me

[@lanfrancoadreani9212]

Try single player. Can't get pissed at an A.I.

[@kieran00lawton]

@@lanfrancoadreani9212 unless you're playing elden ring

[@heartbeatguyman113]

I think it's interesting that whenever I rage at games it's either because I feel like I'm doing awful or someone in the game is being toxic. I never rage when others are doing poorly.

[@chad4776]

Quality video once again Charles

[@GriffinZambia]

Dont Read my Name!!

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@crickson9434]

thanks chad

[@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia]

@@GriffinZambia got it man

[@jadex9980]

It is hilarious to watch when youre not the one on the call enduring your teammates screaming and fighting. I was doin a OSRS tob run and my teammate fucked up in the first room (no big deal and no one cared) but the guy got SO MAD at himself he started screaming and smashing his own stuff and trashed his room and we all just kinda sat there in awkward silence listening to the commotion. It was terrifying and i was shaking for like an hour afterwards. I can only imagine how scary it would be in person...

[@jaraxu_]

as an ex rage gamer, mine came from my lack of control in real life, as a kid i lived with a super abusive parent and suffered from depression heavly and school well im sure you all know how the depressed abused kids get treated at school, just bullied and taken advanatge of. so when it came to video games it was my only escape, i used them how people used drugs or alchol in later years. so when it comes losing so badly in a game and you feel so worthless you just explode beacuse it feels just like real life and you just cant take it. im much much better now and dont rage anymore unironicly moved out and everything.

[@scottn7cy]

Good for you for personal growth.

[@wst844]

Thank you for sharing dude

[@AccurateThings]

Life goals

[@RIS_Monkey]

Regularly playing against someone who had gamer rage growing up, I eventually just learned to stop winning. Eventually realized that I just never felt comfortable winning anymore under any circumstance.

[@KeepTheGates]

Beta move

[@chaklatech]

-my little brother after I absolutely obliterate his shoulder for killing me *once* in cod

[@vtfallen5629]

Wow hats off to Dr K. Hes creating a really good place to learn and vent for people who struggle with the psychological issues competitive games propose.

[@ironcladnomad5639]

I used to rage, though it was pretty moderate compared to most. What pulled me out of it was watching rage videos and seeing how pathetic and cringy it all was.

[@LemursManLemurs1]

lol I feel you bro.

[@vincent78433]

i used to get unreasonably angry playing dota/league but at some point i just stopped caring and detached my ego from the game. but i still rage sometimes just fun. there's a certain catharsis in getting really angry and yelling at people

[@Leboobs22]

@Mario I was a really good quickscoper when I was a kid(One of those dweebs who could jump off the boat and do a 360 and take your head off then die in the water; wasn't too hard because once you figure out how the the sensitivity works you can control your aim really well..) and no one in my family wanted to play with me because even if they sprayed my general direction with machine-gun fire; as soon as I would catch a glimpse I'd take their head off. My sister never played cod with me after our first match. The other kids in the neighborhood;when we would play they would literally fucking scream and curse at me because they never killed me once. I found it all comical, but they just didn't have the mindset for controls for that game like I did, AND that's why I don't play any first person shooters anymore, Except battlefield, because they have good bullet drop. You have to aim like 2 inches up every town away, then you have to calculate wind. Every once in awhile I get someone messaging me talking trash because I killed them from across the 3 town battlefield with iron sights.

[@benyob6379]

11:06 lol Charlies reaction to dr k using 'sigma grindset' in a sentence

[@drkRoss89]

1:15 What makes that clip more priceless is the guy in the background almost dying from laughter.

[@swinaecologist9610]

I love that part too haha he just drops to the ground

[@PJBA53]

When talking about talent vs learned skill, I'd say to some degree, that some form of legitimate talent needs to be at play. Natural talent with hand coordination, natural talent for hand/eye coordination, natural talent for learning the skills needed in-game, etc, etc. There has to be some form of natural talent involved. Ideally, I'd say there's a balance of skill and talent. The more equal the balance, the better

[@cavemanzach9475]

I'm really happy that I saw this video. It was really interesting. I really resonated with what Dr. K said about games become addicting after denying the reward. I've never understood why a game that doesn't piss me off isn't a game I can stay playing. Hotline Miami, Elden Ring, Binding of Isaac, the list goes on. These are all games I've sunk dumb hours into, but they piss me off sometimes.

[@goose1415]

Yeah it's sorta that competitive instinct that kicks in when you get seriously challenged, and for some people it is an extreme level of anger but for most people it's just a little yelling or a facepalm, and then back to having fun. But still it gets you into a mindset where you feel the need to overcome something and prove yourself, and with that comes anger when you fail and a sense of accomplishment or relief when you succeed. That's what gets you wanting to play more

[@shreyaspawar2355]

8:14 never thought I would hear this from someone who plays DOTA.

[@mcgruber]

It all comes down to people not dealing with the lack of control they are experiencing. Whether that be from being in a team of people who don't listen or from you making a mistake and trying to then remedy the mistake, with everything going down hill regardless of how well you think you are doing. When you are calm and in control, everything flows. When you are agitated or uncomfortable, you are facing something unexpected and you've lost control. Being agitated is one of the first steps to learning. Most people don't see it as learning and instead, take the first emotion that arises, which is always anger and use it as an escape. The same concept applies to almost every instance in life. And then some people are legit just toxic which is usually determined by outside influences. Lack of control just fuels that fire. The thrill is in the hunt, not the kill. It's not some hidden secret that humans enjoy the journey of hunting rather than the reward. Hence the denial of the reward being addictive.

[@jacobszymczak9323]

"It was a mis-input A MISS INPUT!" -One Moist Man in Seige

[@PizzandCodeine]

Seige

[@RokkieSparrow]

siege SIEGE

[@thebignigga69420]

Charlie's face at 03:40 was the maximum amount of emotion we will ever get

[@orbrat212]

me when beans spill on floor

[@natonimoregaming7293]

The reason people play games is because they like having control over a setting. Alot of people like the idea of I can do what I want and mostly control what happens. When you lose that aspect in an online game you get frustrated. It's why I only play online games with friends or just not at all so I can feel like as a team we're doing something. Normally prevents tilt. This is coming from someone who just graduated with a masters in Game Design/Development too, it was one of the first lessons we were taught about the mentality of gamers.

[@complimentbot7015]

False

[@MRreloaded_]

Jesus you described why I get mad at video games without me even knowing why, that is exactly why online games make it possible for anyone to do what they want so it takes away from the control you have in that setting which in rages me especially if it is a competitive game

[@natonimoregaming7293]

@@complimentbot7015 based

[@natonimoregaming7293]

@@MRreloaded_ when studying video game psychology for my major for a semester we were taught that a lack of control in a game makes gamers rage more. It's the reason fast learners have such a good time playing games and why online games are hard is because enemies are real players with thoughts and are going to be erratic. Whereas AI is very predictable, it's why you'll see speedrunners get mad at RNG but not when they get killed my an enemy in souls games. Randomness and unpredictability makes games difficult and upsetting because your control is gone, but predictability and ease of play do the exact opposite. That's why I use walkthroughs or watch a game get played before I play it so I know how to prepare for stuff. Or why I get meta knowledge of a game so I can know how encounters should play out.

[@Sopas03]

@@natonimoregaming7293 that sounds like such a boring way of playing videogames

[@speeble]

3:07 i love how charlie's home randomly plays ambient noises. This is something that just randomly happens in several of his videos

[@Stephetheon]

as a long time rage gamer, I can definitely say that feeling like there's too many uncontrollable variables snowballs the effects of failures to perform consistently.

[@qtpi6450]

Seeing gamer rage over a chess game would make my life complete 🤩

[@F8dr]

Everything dr. K said about gaming is literally the exact same thing as golf, you can never stop getting better but when you finally hit that one shot then it’s incredibly gratifying

[@domenica3639]

I can really relate to Dr. K when it comes to calming down DOTA players if you just play support and offer full support to the team by giving them options on what we should work on. Been playing DOTA even before 2 came out and only got into the supportive role at about 2014 onwards. Its so fascinating how cooperative they can get even when their repertoire is very toxic, to the point that strangers even add me on Steam just so they can let me in in their teamups in the future (yes even the enemy team fking adds me because they want me on their teams because of how impressed they are in my support management skills lol).

[@tracythomas4700]

You should ask for payment for your sessions dude

[@thisismychannel607]

@@tracythomas4700 isn't Dr k the guy that treated/monetized reckful's depression right before he self-deleted? How's anyone take this guy serious?

[@StyxDescension]

Used to break keyboards when I was a kid, always ended up looking back on it and laughing. I've learned to control my anger now as an adult but holy shit as a teenager I just could not keep that rage at bay hahaha

[@CQBlitz0]

Cheese

[@JustNava]

I feel the only game where its reasonable to have gamer rage (and other gamers understand it) is dark souls. Imagine grinding days, moving somewhere safe, getting up to get some water, coming back and seeing youre getting attacked by 14 enemies while your friend got killed in one hit trying to defend you. Just a feelsbad moment

[@mrpenguin8731]

I have to say that I am ashamed to say that I am effected by gamer rage, aliases are also "retardation", I am seeking treatment

[@aguyontheinternet8436]

Just do what Moist did and develop a god complex, so you can understand that it was not you, but your teammates fault that you lost, but you can understand why, because they are just *_so_* far below you, it's kind of sad for them. That way, you are not mad at yourself or others

[@ReizokoRyu]

@@aguyontheinternet8436 lmaooo

[@scottn7cy]

what's the treatment?

[@Tuskor130]

I think one reason gamer rage gets so intense is because video games are something that you're able to manipulate the outcome of. If you're watching a horror movie and you think "don't go into the shed the killer is there" and they go into the shed, you'll just think "wow that was a dumb decision" and move on. If you're playing a team game and you know someone is waiting behind a corner, and tell your team, but one of your teammates turn that corner and gets killed, then that snowballs to you guys losing the round, that was something where you did everything in your power to make the outcome favor you, but an outside influence (the teammate turning the corner you told them an enemy was at) prevented you from the outcome you wanted, despite the fact you had done everything in your power to prevent it from happening. It's something I see a lot in MMOs. Some people can't stand raiding in MMOs, and they tend to give the exact reason of "it's not fun when you do everything perfectly but the entire raid team dies because one person messing up." Games are a special type of medium where you have direct influence over the outcome of a story/fight/match, and getting something that isn't your desired outcome due to something you can't control, in a medium where you always have control over the outcome, is probably a big factor in gamer rage. Plus, there's probably some subconscious stuff going on where the fact that video games are something you're inherently meant to have full control of will give someone a larger ego than they normally have, which is probably where you see people screaming at each other about "you're trash" and whatnot.

[@xKILLRL]

I was basically doing exactly that, once i took a whole ass month out of my summer, went as hard as possible and i came out invited to an org and experiencing such a crazy ass experience. I had a hella good run and i was basically doing pubs at high diamond and running lobbies like no problem. Thing is i didn’t make a single buck. I was 14 dominating lobbies and doing donation go4s as a “no mic player” bcuz of esl rules, and obviously i was thought of as trash literally just they’re best throwaway, they had even moved my branch from golf to fox because i was running with 4 diamonds being a high plat 1 finally having a team to play with, not solo dealing with people and enemies. So ego pushed me out of their team eventually, and the day i hit my first j i got kicked.

[@angrymandanthecommenter]

What's interesting is if you read the book how to win friends and influence people, (very good book, you should read it it will change your life) it says on how people naturally want to be right and if you tell them otherwise, they dig in their heels, so instead of saying that you can give them options, or give them reasons on why it's good without being condescending, you be understanding from their situation and show genuine appreciation for them, and they won't rage

[@hex1233]

I stopped raging at games a while ago. Actually, the only time I ever raged during a game was when I was emulating Super Mario World on my brother's laptop. I couldn't beat one of those "Cool, Tubular, etc" levels and I slammed my fist on the keyboard. Somehow, that fucked up a part of the display. My family was pretty poor, so we couldn't just buy another laptop so easily. I felt so bad I stopped playing for like 2 weeks. Now, if a game is too frustrating I move on to something else. Entertainment shouldn't be stressful.

[@nerfedmann]

Its a laptop, of course its going to break. Games are challenge, and challenge tends to be hard. Its feels good controlling your rage as that is self-conquer

[@feelinglikerapunzel8889]

i used to vent by cursing a lot but when i switched to just turning the game off immediately after a defeat and putting on any video on youtube to distract myself it helped a lot more. the game still left a bad taste in my mouth but it didn't last as long anymore

[@kiryuukazuma04]

Can't will Charlie to talk about the rage of Pchooly and Steve, the long lasting relationship of Call of Duty streaming career. The raw rage power, the big dolphin and the scream that explodes the house.

[@ludwigtheholyblade_777]

1:32 "Sounded like Alvin and the chipmunks possessed my vocal cords" 💀

[@imnaoe]

Doctor K's depiction of the tier 3 pub star actually hits so close to home. I was one of those players in LoL (have since quit since last season) but man does it really fucking suck giving it your all and just BARELY not making it. He was right on the spot. I had to give everything to get as high as I did and all that just to face the most insurmountable wall I have ever seen in my entire life. He's spot on with his take.

[@Greeneyy508]

As someone who went to all of these cod lans...these clips are all toward the end with 1 or 2 setups. Walk in there during prime time when 8-12 setups are running games. Absolute madness

[@catzizi]

Positivity 100% helps, i often try and keep the peace on my team cuz if people start fighting were almost 100% likely to loose cuz were fighting each other, not the enemy. Also negativity alwase leads to negativity. If you act negatively that will carry into the next game therefore "blinding you with rage" somewhat therefore, even if you might want to smash the controller, sometimes it's better to take a deep breath and focus on the positives.

[@newyardleysinclair9960]

Bruh, drop the controller and pick up a book

[@zebnemma]

I have the same mindset. Raging or getting toxic is pretty pointless and it increases our chances to lose if everyone on our team starts freaking out. We are only sabotaging ourselves if we let negativity take over instead of focusing on taking objectives and do what we can to win. It's very rare that I rage these days. I only rage when my team is so bad a literal monkey could play better than them. There's no way to win such a match anyway so 100% we are gonna lose anyway. But also when I get such a team I wonder how it's even possible to be so bad at a video game. I wasn't even that bad when I was a newbie to said game so it shouldn't be possible that I got a whole team that plays like they have severe brain damage... But it happens once in a while and that's when I start to question reality like "WTF is going on am I in a simulation???" LoL needs to display peoples ages in their profiles or something cuz if I start raging at a 12 year old I would feel bad. But I have seen people my age (28) play like they have brain damage so I'm not too sure age has anything to do with skill... To some degree I can understand if someone under 15 plays worse cuz their brain isn't as developed and their english skills are not as good either.

[@lcehotel]

Mf really said pick up a book

[@delightisbright]

Love the tuba 3:08, great stuff Charlie

[@nicholasgrandfield8168]

Gamer rage is like a special kind of comedy and yet state of regret. It's like you're throwing a controller at something expensive and having a reality check play in your mind seconds after doing it, but realizing it's funny playing the recording back and not ruining you completely the next day you see it uploaded. It's like a "I hate throwing things at things I have to replace, but laughing at how ridiculous i acted" moment.

[@Aerodil]

My brothers became super verbally abusive when it came to gamer rage. Especially the brother who was a d*ck to me growing up. If the game lagged, it was the sibling's fault for watching. If the character died? Again, the sibling's fault. For me, I eventually just stopped watching and started playing games for myself. I was pretty good at Diablo 1 and 2, but never got into Starcraft.

[@zeromailss]

I wish you chat for longer cuz it was really fun to listen to Sadly for better or worse Dr. K is very busy and as much as I like Charlie I also like him chatting with so many different people with different communities and background

[@tamaradubose9432]

Dr. K loves chatting with Charlie, and they've got several vids together if you want more of their conversations :)

[@Kabopo]

Something I've found from just playing games myself and with others usually people rage when their in like a party chat and stuff with others then by their self A lot of this was interesting especially since a lot of my friends rage and to be honest sometimes I get mad at them rage because of them

[@okobe]

I love when Charlie reacts to gamer rage!

[@funsizedxo]

Ur white bro 😹🫵🏽

[@blockednostril9739]

My kill count from my teenage years is 3 GameCube controllers(try hard melee player who’s crap at melee), 2 game boy advance SPs (pretty sure it was banjo and kazooie pilot academy…) 1 Nintendo DS (probably some Pokémon bullshit) a PSP (monster hunter freedom unite to this day can boil my piss in the arctic) and a 3DS. I’m thankfully much more patient and reserved since I left my teen years but I was a raging menace for years lol

[@christiangasior4244]

I threw a controller once in my life and I kinda shocked myself. It was Sekiro I believe.

[@ThechildofApollo]

My game rage is like i keep it pent up inside during the game I’m playing, and then when I lose my very good Hades run, and I just flip out after it.

[@BrandyBeach]

Charlie had me laughing so hard that I was almost choking on my water, I love his natural sense of humor 😂

[@brendanrisney2449]

The most common rage I see from people I'm around is not rage against other people, because we don't often play competitive games. It's rage against purposely poor game design meant to curb the players against the ai that they couldn't bother to make intelligent enough to play against. Or, in some cases, games that aren't _purposely_ made poorly, but willingly. Ignoring major flaws and instead pushing out more buggy content. And that shit I can agree with, even if I get more annoyed by them than the game itself.

[@johhnycash45]

I can get being upset at a game, that’s part of the experience. I’ve had quite a few heated one-sided discussions with Elden Ring myself. But I just can’t see myself, as an adult, getting this enraged and toxic over a game. When I was a stupid 13 year old, sure, but as a grown man? There’s no excuse for behaving like this. If you do this, you are literally mentally a child, and you need to wake the fuck up.

[@anopiniononyt9585]

Not condoning it but some adults just really have bad anger issues

[@sirsnance1024]

Thats all well and good untill you get called a poo poo head then the gloves come off

[@parkersmule]

play dota for a few years and get back to me

[@ukiyo5601]

@@parkersmule not everyone get rage even on dota. I never did even tho i have played dota years ago.

[@SkillfulCurve]

Having anger issues its not only a child problem

[@BaronVonQuiply]

Gamer Rage taught me the word "Asshat". It was a clip of a kid calling in to a help line over his Counterstike game and his laggy connection that resulted in him missing kills, he breaks down crying _"They don't die! I click on they DON'T DIE!!! 😭"_ . I found it in 2005 and then never encountered it again.

[@bigflop2619]

As someone who's played pretty much every competitive game on a high level, from siege to warzone to even just Mario kart, gamer rage is always there... lurking In the shadows...waiting...contemplating.

[@Malxer]

Dolphin moment 1:05

[@steve_cat5504]

12:34 is exactly how my dad rages at games

[@Ortega.Juan.C]

this is a timeless classic that i visit every couple of years. *UNDER APPRECIATED*

[@toqul]

3:30 theres a dog in the fridge

[@YaNoAwantoMas]

We have different reaction times. The best fps players have amazing reaction times, which helps them get the first shot, which usually leads them to win an encounter.

[@christhecrisp9869]

I remember my friends and I were raging so hard (it was a sweaty close game) 😂 of black ops 2 and we just starting dying of laughter from how mad we were. It was beautiful.

[@omnivoort4221]

The background guys laughing at the dude raging in the first clip😭

[@tysonanson8909]

Hog wild 0:19

[@voiditive]

Hog wild 0:19

[@Ralsiefan]

HOG RIDAAAAA

[@jakea7065]

Not videogames, but with paintball, I joined a team in college. I am now joining a team in the MSXL. You gain skill much faster when you are able to have formal practices, proper coaching, running drills, and really analyze and work on your skills and especially teamwork. As an individual, i am not that good. When i play as part of a team, we work together as a unit. We know each others strengths and weaknesses. We know how to work together. Playing recreational can only get your so far in terms of skill level.

[@ArielIgraineNelson]

1:20 the little side eye at the camera 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sambrodie17]

I’ve also noticed the more violent the game is the more tense everything is