The Rage Quit?
18 May 2020, 11:47 AM
#1
Posts: 117
Why?
18 May 2020, 11:48 AM
#2
Posts: 17914 | Subs: 8
.... because of......rage?
Maybe it's 'cause the Axis players aren't a bunch of forum crybabies, and they keep their cool and fight the uphill battle, unlike some of their "allied" counterparts.
18 May 2020, 12:02 PM
#3
Posts: 173
If you look at that from science perespective, humans are prone to act absurdly while under affect of heavy emotions - anger is one of them.
So, it goes like this:
1) bad day, trying to chill while playing CoH2
2) crap happens (losing full tiger to IL2-rocket run; tanks pathing issuess; getting pushed out from town areas with tommies; bad teammates; good enemy players)
3) shrug it off, continue playing
4) repeat 2-3 till critical mass
5) "HOW ABOUT A CUP OF RAGE"
So, yeah, mental health matters as much as your APM or ladder number
#advices_from_1400_noob
So, it goes like this:
1) bad day, trying to chill while playing CoH2
2) crap happens (losing full tiger to IL2-rocket run; tanks pathing issuess; getting pushed out from town areas with tommies; bad teammates; good enemy players)
3) shrug it off, continue playing
4) repeat 2-3 till critical mass
5) "HOW ABOUT A CUP OF RAGE"
So, yeah, mental health matters as much as your APM or ladder number
#advices_from_1400_noob
18 May 2020, 12:09 PM
#4
Posts: 956
There's also the people who refuse to surrender even though it's 400-100 (theirs) VPs and their side's armor have been resoundingly crushed. Then you can get people just dropping rather than continuing a lost cause.
For Italy! We have outfoxed the enemy once more!
18 May 2020, 12:09 PM
#5
Posts: 17914 | Subs: 8
There's also the people who refuse to surrender even though it's 400-100 (theirs) VPs and their side's armor have been resoundingly crushed.
Well, at top level we've seen plenty of comebacks from that kind of situations.
Maybe it's 'cause the Axis players aren't a bunch of forum crybabies, and they keep their cool and fight the uphill battle, unlike some of their "allied" counterparts.
18 May 2020, 12:13 PM
#6
Posts: 173
There's also the people who refuse to surrender even though it's 400-100 (theirs) VPs and their side's armor have been resoundingly crushed. Then you can get people just dropping rather than continuing a lost cause.
Aren't drops considered the same as surrender? It's just unconditional one
18 May 2020, 12:47 PM
#7
Posts: 13496 | Subs: 1
Aren't drops considered the same as surrender? It's just unconditional one
No.
Drops are considered drop/disputes and counter negatively in deciding drop hack games.
18 May 2020, 13:35 PM
#8
Posts: 956
Losing your whole blob to an AVRE/Sturmtiger's one way as well to force a rage quit. Then again blobs in general are a real problem out there and I've gotten some major major salt when going 7 IS for meme builds.
Losing to a 8+ SVT con blobbing in a 4v4 made me question my life choices, I'll say that much!
Losing to a 8+ SVT con blobbing in a 4v4 made me question my life choices, I'll say that much!
For Italy! We have outfoxed the enemy once more!
22 Jun 2020, 11:38 AM
#9
Posts: 117
No. 1 reason
Strangers in large team games giving terrible attack orders. They tend to blame you if the game's going poorly and demand you attack the enemies designated killzone. This tends to lead to two outcomes 1. the attack is a success and they take the credit for giving the order or the attack is a disaster and they blame you. Long story short, toxic blaming.
Strangers in large team games giving terrible attack orders. They tend to blame you if the game's going poorly and demand you attack the enemies designated killzone. This tends to lead to two outcomes 1. the attack is a success and they take the credit for giving the order or the attack is a disaster and they blame you. Long story short, toxic blaming.
22 Jun 2020, 11:59 AM
#10
Posts: 2145 | Subs: 2
The perfect COH2 analogy:
You are a small child building a sand castle on the beach. Another kid, lets call him RNG, comes along and steps all over it while laughing in your face. He then pulls out his thing and starts raining on your mooshed pile.
Some people can tolerate this (Coh2 players). Some cant (everyone else).
You are a small child building a sand castle on the beach. Another kid, lets call him RNG, comes along and steps all over it while laughing in your face. He then pulls out his thing and starts raining on your mooshed pile.
Some people can tolerate this (Coh2 players). Some cant (everyone else).
23 Jun 2020, 17:19 PM
#11
Posts: 37
Remember, it's not always ragequit, sometimes it's relic servers doing what they do best or CoH2 crashing on somebody's end.
23 Jun 2020, 22:38 PM
#12
Posts: 469
I had a sniper retreat. But instead of running the way he should, he took a detour into the enemys stuart and got killed. 360 manpower down the drain.
I felt anger in that moment
I felt anger in that moment
23 Jun 2020, 22:41 PM
#13
Posts: 469
I ordered a mg into a building and looked another place.
When i looked back, it sat still outside the buildling like it was trying to get in. A few seconds later the enemy gets into building before my mg.
I felt anger in that moment.
When i looked back, it sat still outside the buildling like it was trying to get in. A few seconds later the enemy gets into building before my mg.
I felt anger in that moment.
23 Jun 2020, 23:25 PM
#14
Posts: 682
Haven't felt anger from coh 2 in a long time. My tattoo sessions have worked very well for anger management
/s
24 Jun 2020, 17:35 PM
#15
Posts: 600
i think i rather rage now and then instead of mutilating myself in order not to
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