Probability Comparison: Gamer Habits

Video gaming is the most popular form of entertainment worldwide among children and adults alike. People play video games to connect with friends, overcome challenges, explore alternate worlds, develop interesting careers and just for fun. Everyone has their own favorite games, preferred genres, and chosen systems. There are plenty of similarities between gamers, especially in regards to how they all play games. This probability is about some of the habits gamers pick up and what percentage of them have it.

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[EverythingButSorted]

Skyrim: jumping constantly, even though acrobatics isn't a thing anymore.

[gamingindark]

98% of gamers jump while running to move faster but jumping doesn't effect their speed in some video games

[ankharahallstrom]

I do the saving too often thing. I'm also a constant ammo and health refiller. I always panic when I fall below 100% of either unless it's during a boss fight. I also noticed I can get so focused on the game I don't remember to swallow my spit. It happens much more than I'll ever admit to. I'll be playing and suddenly my chin will feel warm and wet and my shirt feels a little wet and then suddenly I realize "oh no!" then in a panic I go then I wipe my mouth and continue playing. Anyone else have that problem?

[leovalor]

I mostly hate it when teammate refused to revive me. I called them “trash teammate” because its bad team. Reviving your teammate is teamwork and refused to revive isnt. I only refused to revive is if the teammate is being toxic

[pedrovandenbroek]

Checking friendly fire can lead to some of the funniest conversations XD

[geyrnauch]

Makes me realize I'm a pretty atypical gamer, and probably a favorite among other players for refusing to spawncamp, always reviving teammates, and not actually playing shooter games with the exception of War Thunder, where I substituted help repairing for reviving. I mostly play Satisfactory, Terraria, and Minecraft.

[ohhhcrud..]

I never throw my controllers, the chance of breaking something makes me too nervous and I’ve found that silently placing it on a surface is much more effective

[jakejunger]

the "testing friendly fire" one is what I used to do in most of the games I played until R6 siege and I tossed a frag and killed my entire team and got kicked out of the server.

[andrewthegreat]

For me it’s the element of surprise and attack directly when spotted

[weevee]

Jumping does make you faster like in csgo bhopping or Minecraft, overwatch, Fall guys, it is true it makes u go faster

[poopyheadxd]

i once blew up my team with a c4 in rainbow six siege, i do not regret it

[PortalFan]

Not always, its only the hardcore gamers

[TheOneWhoAskedAndCares]

Well I have a phone and when I get mad at it I throw it sometimes so that's kind of like throwing your controller

[bluekel]

Good: Compared to most people, I rage probably the least. I don't throw anything or yell, just violently shake the controller and maybe say a couple silent words

Bad: I save twice or more before literally anything happening like collecting easy to get items and stuff

[DUCKARMYHEHE]

My habits:
Reloading constantly
Not using my best weapon 'just in case' but never use it anyways
Testing fall damage
Testing drowning
Testing if your bomb can kill your teamates/yourself

[foreskinpyro]

its all fun and games until you realise the spammed grenades were irl

[totowolff]

2:30 one time I one-tapped an opponent in CS:GO, but 3 seconds later his teammate caught me off-guard while I was busy reloading with 29/30 bullets in the magazine

[alephcake]

"according to gamer logic, jumping makes the character faster which isn't true"

GTA5: Long jump + Tab movement
CS (and most other source games): B-hopping
TF2: Rocket/Sticky jumping
Minecraft: Sprint-jumping (slight, but still)
Idk that's the games I play

[tensixtyoclock]

"...which would be true if it wasn't false."




🎶 You didn't have to cut me off...

[BlueXploiter]

Im the guy who uses Melee weapons since im good at stricking their BlindSpots or Ambush them and i always start using melee weapons very early sometimes and my favorite melee weapons are High Damage Melee weapons Or High Crit Damage and Chances since their good for one shots againt low Hp players which makes it perfect for Experienced Close-Range Gamers but attacking a Tanky Full Hp player is a Risky move because youll get fired back againts a Powerful Attack unless you have a melee weapon that can pierce through armor which is good tho and if you attack players that are in groups youll pretty much likely getting killed so attacking them one by one is a good strat if your melee attacks are slow but attacking a tanky player with a fast Melee weapon but low damage is a risky move aswell but Always aim for the head for extra damage if you want to one shot a player if your melee damage is too low using flashbang and attack the blinded player is good too if you want to ambush but always know where your enemys are before making any moves because making the move too fast while you dont know where the enemy is will might be a risky decision to do but always hide if you feel like an enemy is nearby or flank them and attack behind. This is pretty much my useful tips for Melee Gamers like me tho.