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How do you deal with frustration?

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How do you deal with frustration?

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Suepy
03.26.2012 , 07:24 AM | #11
Quote: Originally Posted by Exilim View Post
I write haikus.
LMAO...fantastic sig, too.

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cycao
03.26.2012 , 07:26 AM | #12
Quote: Originally Posted by ExpectWar View Post
i smoke a fat bowl of the worlds finest herb and LOL at the ragers
pretty much this

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me_unknown
03.26.2012 , 07:28 AM | #13
Quote: Originally Posted by Motav View Post
I imagine the other players in their underwear.

Then I'm too distracted to be that bothered.
LOL!!!


you are my winner!

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AetherMcLoud
03.26.2012 , 07:29 AM | #14
I play the alt of the other faction I made some time ago.
We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.

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Agemnon
03.26.2012 , 07:36 AM | #15
Quote: Originally Posted by hulkweazel View Post
I thought THAT was bad, until the next game in Civil War when after we took two nodes, I saw someone just stand there and watch, in stealth, as the opposing team took one of the nodes.
Maybe if stealth detection wasn't so damn OP (not even counting the ludicrous stealth scan) and targeting in this game didn't suck he'd be able to help. A common scenario might go:

"*** he has no resolve why didn't he fall on his face?!" Then it turns out you weren't the one to bring you out of stealth unfortunately, so you as a DPS spec try making yourself useful while in out of stealth and be an off healer, which at the very least draws player aggro away from some real healers and those with better utility.

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Jinnz
03.26.2012 , 07:39 AM | #16
Quote: Originally Posted by hulkweazel View Post
Normally I win about half my games. Yesterday was quite possibly the worst day I've ever had for PvP. Some 20 games played, not a single win. I lost every way imaginable - down 1-3 people, complete blowouts, losing a big lead, losing every Voidstar tiebreaker, losing extremely close games, you name it, somehow I lost that way. Even worse, some of the close games were lost in some of the most frustrating ways possible.

For example, I saw a door defended by a single person, so I sapped him and tried capping the door. Two seconds away from capping, a Sentinel decides to charge him, break CC and allow him to stop me from capping. I thought THAT was bad, until the next game in Civil War when after we took two nodes, I saw someone just stand there and watch, in stealth, as the opposing team took one of the nodes.

Losing multiple games in a row is hard enough. Losing those games because some idiot would rather play Rambo just makes me want to hurt things.
Welcome to modern day mmo pvp. Where everyone is dps and on a singleplayer campaign to get the biggest numbers because they think that if they score 500k damage they are better than a guy with 450k damage.

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Nicain
03.26.2012 , 10:07 AM | #17
Unsub.

It's what I did, it's amazing how much less frustrated you are when you aren't playing something that frustrates you.

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Cegenaus
03.26.2012 , 10:10 AM | #18
i logout and go do something else
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TheVoidStalker
03.26.2012 , 10:11 AM | #19
I have greater concerns in my life than the result of a pvp match. Winning and losing are hardly relevant.

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islander
03.26.2012 , 10:13 AM | #20
OP: If its a night of 'bads', I just quit after 3-4 warzones. Not worth the aggravation.

It happens about a night a week. Somehow the stars align just right, and the stupid is out in full force. As a high Imperial pop player, it's all too easy to exploit in huttball. Most 'bads' aren't actually terrible at killing people, they just have zero pvp situational awareness.

You can take semi-bads in voidstar or alderaan and they aren't so deadly to your win chances, but throw in 2-3 dummies in huttball, and your fate is sealed within a minute.
Gėllies Erimosi, Imperial Deadeye
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