If you pick the rare blue flower that grow on the slopes of the Himalyas and then come to the top of the mountain, you may find what you were looking for in the first place.

Whiplash

United States2929 Posts

January 28 2011 03:25 GMT

#42

On January 28 2011 08:17 niteReloaded wrote:
Here's the link I mentioned half a page ago:
4 mp3s in a RAR, 43MBs: http://www.sendspace.com/file/ugxbq3

Thanks, will check this out.

Some good support in this thread and some people that relate, nice to see that.

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

January 28 2011 04:01 GMT

#43

On January 28 2011 12:25 Whiplash wrote:

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Thanks, will check this out.

Some good support in this thread and some people that relate, nice to see that.

been like this in a couple of weeks but instead of being angry I channel into sadness because I thought that it's much better to get sad after losing since your first reaction is to analyze what how when why you lost. Don't giving a fuck does work on me since it don't give a fuck and don't analyze the replays and just grind it further.

imalwaysdrunk

Canada1 Post

January 28 2011 05:57 GMT

#44

dude, my girlfriend threw a spoon at me today while i was playing starcraft, i got so mad i ran over to her and pushed her into the bed and screamed DON'T FUCKING DO THAT AGAIN. then i ran back to the computer, finished my match, and got promoted to masters. rage is fine.

User was banned for this post.

sooch

Canada299 Posts

January 28 2011 06:14 GMT

#45

You should ladder while on vent...it's pretty ez venting frustration at that allin you just died to when you've got a captive audience of people to listen to your shit :D

bood3e

Finland9 Posts

February 25 2011 20:58 GMT

#46

I got banned for 3h last week because I rage every time I lose to cheese and thats like 90% of the games I lose. I cant control my rage.

palanq

United States761 Posts

February 26 2011 05:51 GMT

#47

On January 28 2011 07:17 Dgtl wrote:

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Probably because he is not chill enough.

;D

i started listening to that audio thing but I'm not a fan of this BS. But I think you can try to decide in your mind that you want to be calm and relax and not stress out about X can work to some extent.

7000bitches

United States27 Posts

February 26 2011 07:07 GMT

#48

buy a translation of the Tao te ching and read it after every loss.

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

February 26 2011 08:17 GMT

#49

On January 28 2011 06:59 Chill wrote:
Why do you get angry?

People usually get angry because they are really eager. Same for me. I'm insanely eager and I hate losing so I'm getting really angry, mostly because of own mistakes but also from getting the impression of playing well but still losing because of imbalance when its usually totally not like that.

Guess the same for him. Try to relax-_-; Do some sports.. you need to have a good balance.

awwnuts07

United States621 Posts

February 26 2011 09:06 GMT

#50

I'm always kind of amazed how incredibly rude people can be when they're hiding behind the anonymity of a game alias. Just try to behave like you would if your opponent was sitting right next to you. Pretend you aren't quite sure if he's crazy or not nor how he would react if you BM him. That should help keep your temper in check. After all, would you go nuts on someone who might stab you in the neck with a pen because you were mouthing off to him? Probably not.

SpiritoftheTunA

United States20903 Posts

February 26 2011 09:12 GMT

#51

On January 28 2011 07:53 Chill wrote:

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It was a real question.

Are you upset by your opponent's choices or questions of abuse or "fairness", are you upset at the game for not being fair, are you upset at luck, are you upset at yourself for not executing, are you upset that you've spent so much time but are still losing, are you angry at the time you'll have to spend reclaiming lost points?

Lots of reasons to be upset for losing.

I think the anger happens simply because of losing, and what you are referring to are the various ways to rationalize that anger. Going along with this, I think rationalizing the anger as "not executing" is probably the most constructive. Learning to think straight while angry would probably help too, keep sight of the most +EV (read: solid) builds and strategies you can be doing on ladder and keep doing those, no matter how much you're tilting. If you really need to get rid of the tilt, you can find coping mechanisms for that, but if you can play well on rage, that's probably even better.