Telling a player they should quit? Is that ever justified?

[BillyKaplan]

I left the questions pretty general and open-ended purposely just for conversation reasons.

You should've gone with a question the answer to which wasn't so cut and dry, then. There's a reason why this thread became such an echo-chamber with very few exceptions. Glad to hear you're doing ok.

And before someone asks me why i know that's a sign of mental instability, I know because I've been there myself a few years ago.

While I respect that your own personal experience, it's still projecting and putting people under umbrellas they might not fit under. The fact that's what brought you to that place might not be what brought others there.

[Crystal_Raven]

You should've gone with a question the answer to which wasn't so cut and dry, then. There's a reason why this thread became such an echo-chamber with very few exceptions. Glad to hear you're doing ok.



While I respect that your own personal experience, it's still projecting and putting people under umbrellas they might not fit under. The fact that's what brought you to that place might not be what brought others there.

If you as a person genuinely get angry at a video game, then you have pretty big issues.

You is used as a general term, not you personally.

[KaivaC]

If you as a person genuinely get angry at a video game, then you have pretty big issues.

You is used as a general term, not you personally.

I disagree, but not in a disrespectful way. I mean, sure, if one has a habit of getting habitually angry all the time, that's one thing. But games in which competition is present, I'd say it's fairly normal if one gets angry. CoD, OW, LoL, Smite, those are just some examples that come to mind.