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How to Control E Rage

Updated on March 27, 2012

No One Likes a Rager

E rage is a cancer that plagues the online gaming community. Many of us are unaware on how to control this monster and because of this lowers ones gaming experience.

What is E Rage?

E rage is the uncontrollable anger and frustration that is experienced in online game play. This can lead to excessive trolling and explosive online behavior. E rage is especially prominent in experienced players directed towards more unskilled players.

Be a Team Player

Don't be Dead Weight

Tips on Controlling E Rage

To know how to control E rage, we must first know where the E rage comes from. A main reason for E rage stems from the extreme desire to win. Everyone has the desire to win it is a driving factor in our society. Having the desire to win is one thing, but taking a win more seriously than the well being and feelings of others tends to cross of the rage side. It is called rage not competitive anger. Asses why you are playing video games in the first place. If you are playing to have fun, it does not make a lot of sense to spend the whole game raging. That does not sound like fun at all! If you are playing to win and gain an edge, why waste your energy on raging instead of trying to win. A person only can influence so much and rage lowers the amount of influence that a person can do. This does not only apply to video games, but also real life. Rage destroys more than it provides. This should be an important tool in your arsenal against E rage.

Have fun

Video Games are Supposed to be Fun

Video games are great entertainment under the right philosophy. One should always view video games as a source of pleasure and entertainment. No one likes a rager. Wouldn't you rather be the person that helps people have fun than someone who bickers and complains the whole time. Life is too short to be filled with nothing but anger.

Anger is a Disease

Anger is a disease that we must work on to destroy and rid ourselves of. Anger stems from insecurity and resentment bad qualities that weigh down success and achievement. Anger is a poison that always leads to trouble and despair. Aspire to be a positive person and the results we be astronomical. Whether you would like to find the fine back in video games or gain a competitive edge maintaining a level head and controlling E rage is a leap in the right direction.

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