>remember the last time I was on a losing streak with a friend

>>378877306
so basically you don't want to play with him anymore

Its obvious in the FGC that anger issues will hold you back and won't allow you to truly perceive the match clearly and make adaptations and clear headed decisions in game.


You must let go of the anger anon.

>>378877306
>Autism: The Angering
Try not to be such a sperg. When you start getting angry remember its a game and how retarded you look getting mad over pixels. Alternatively have glass bottles nearby and throw them at the wall when you get mad. Breaking shit that makes a real mess isnt fun. But mainly, Stop being a sperg and control youself.

>>378877306
What about losing makes you so angry?
the humiliation? the frustration of wanting to win but can't? you feel inferior to your friend and that makes you angry? investigate where this anger comes from and understand it, objectively looking at a situation can help you.

>>378878094
The answer is he's 15 years old and his parents had a messy divorce.

Sounds funny but learn how to meditate.

>>378877306
ASURA'S WRATH PC PORT FUCKING WHEN?!

>>378877306
>those friends that do retarded shit in games and then proceed to get angry at the game or you because of their own incapabilities
You are fags and i'm glad i never play games with you anymore, you should feel bad about your retarded selves

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>>378877306
I used to be you. Then I mutated into just extreme saltiness instead. I can't get angry at the people playing anymore, only at the game and myself for sucking humongous dick.

Worse, they always try to encourage me but after the beating they give me it feels so wrong, like taking pity on me even though I know they actually accept my performance. And from there I just start sulking. No outbursts though, don't want to say something I'll regret.

Basically I get mad at myself and sulk quietly. At least I'm not giving up and its starting to show in my performance recently.

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>>378877306

Within the greater scope of hanging out with your friend, anger normally decreases your chances of being invited back to play again with him. And if not with this guy in particular, other situations similar to this. You never deserve the win until you have won. If he beat you, accept that he won honestly because he was better in that moment, and that you will have moments like his in the future. You wouldn't want to make your sparring partner froth at the mouth as you have when you beat them, unless you're playing with the wrong intent.

Moreso as other anons have said the anger clouds your ability to play the game properly. Learn to ride the adrenline of a close match without the associated anger and you will be better for it.

Essentially, quit being a doublenigger about it and learn that the tighter you grasp at something, the less of it you'll hold.