Re: Anger
There is a reason they mark warnings for parents: Gameplay experience may change while playing online.
It's a psychological problem. It is a reaction of frustration, and no real physical way of venting the anger, other than hitting or screaming.
I work in an educational system, and when this happens, normally between the ages of 8-14, the kids are then usually refered to the associated psychologist to find a way for the child to properly vent his anger. They normally suggest physical activity, or some kind of social interaction.
I hope this helps you realize you may have a problem friend. It may be funny to watch these losers throw fits, but I'm really worried about it, because it seems to happen alot more than your typical "Why the $%$# did you tell me to make Mario jump in the hole?".
PEACE
There is a reason they mark warnings for parents: Gameplay experience may change while playing online.
It's a psychological problem. It is a reaction of frustration, and no real physical way of venting the anger, other than hitting or screaming.
I work in an educational system, and when this happens, normally between the ages of 8-14, the kids are then usually refered to the associated psychologist to find a way for the child to properly vent his anger. They normally suggest physical activity, or some kind of social interaction.
I hope this helps you realize you may have a problem friend. It may be funny to watch these losers throw fits, but I'm really worried about it, because it seems to happen alot more than your typical "Why the $%$# did you tell me to make Mario jump in the hole?".
PEACE

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