nerd rage.

[Jin]

I make the nerd rage for them nerd ragers cause they nerd rage like they are the best but when they really aren't the best they just think they are cause they are like LOL IM GOOD LAWL but when you own them in the FACE they nerd rage out so quick it's so funny.

This earns the prize for best sentence on TFF.


I nerd rage during single player games far more than multiplayer. With multiplayer games, the odd times I do play them, I just accept that I suck on them and move on, but in single player games, there's always that sense that the computer has somehow cheated and enough fails at the hands of that sends me flying. I haven't broken anything, but I've thrown a number of things against walls. I'm usually in control enough to find something other than expensive electronics to throw - I've never once thrown a controller.

[Alpha]

I nerd rage during single player games far more than multiplayer. With multiplayer games, the odd times I do play them, I just accept that I suck on them and move on, but in single player games, there's always that sense that the computer has somehow cheated and enough fails at the hands of that sends me flying. I haven't broken anything, but I've thrown a number of things against walls. I'm usually in control enough to find something other than expensive electronics to throw - I've never once thrown a controller.

I'm like this, although instead of nerd raging, I just stop playing video games. I think I just don't care enough.

I suck at multiplayer games, period. I know and accept that. My brother bought me MW2 just so we could play and talk at the same time (him at his flat, me at home). And I play when my a few friends say they might come on. They are all better than me, but I just play to relax and talk to them, while shooting people in the face, less often than I am shot in the face.

One time one guy killed me, and yelled that I sucked, and he was better than me. I went 'Eh, tell me something I don't know.' And then he said that I should give up, because I suck so much. So I told him that I was going to give up, because he was being a ****, and suggested that he should stop caring about MW2, and his will to live. Wanker.

In single player games, I can get frustrated. And if I do, I realise that I've stopped enjoying a game, and move on. There's a fine line between a challenge and situation that induces frustration. Good video games are aware of it.