2010-02-12, 12:25 AM
Especially against your own friends (or rivals, even). Sometimes when I'm playing Melee, and I am trained by my bestfriend (who mains Falcon). We sometimes do a team-match, and we'd do double-dragon Jigglypuff (LAWL, two Jiggs on the same team).
I get extremely annoyed and frustrated if I lose by a stupid mistake, ie:
1) Missing an uptilt to Rest.
2) Falling off the ledge because I tapped Jump+R and accidentally fell and died. <_<
3) My teammate's the one doing most of the work
This can be applied to shooters as well. For instance, if you're playing on a team in.. let's say, LOLhalo, and you're constantly dying while your bestfriend is doing most of the work. Don't you feel pissed-off?
Personally, I play the same damn game over and over almost daily, just to practice and get better as LOLprediction and spacing. Same goes for MapleStory. If I don't do something right, I figure out what I did wrong, and I have to know what I did wrong. Or else I get extremely frustrated. Maybe video games really is srsbsns to me .-.
I get extremely annoyed and frustrated if I lose by a stupid mistake, ie:
1) Missing an uptilt to Rest.
2) Falling off the ledge because I tapped Jump+R and accidentally fell and died. <_<
3) My teammate's the one doing most of the work
This can be applied to shooters as well. For instance, if you're playing on a team in.. let's say, LOLhalo, and you're constantly dying while your bestfriend is doing most of the work. Don't you feel pissed-off?
Personally, I play the same damn game over and over almost daily, just to practice and get better as LOLprediction and spacing. Same goes for MapleStory. If I don't do something right, I figure out what I did wrong, and I have to know what I did wrong. Or else I get extremely frustrated. Maybe video games really is srsbsns to me .-.