How to Avoid Tilt - Tips from Pro Gamers

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[enxxes]

Quite ironic that i get this after ragequitting and opening youtube

[eddiepascale]

Getting tilted may feel shameful afterwards, but to come to this video afterwards speaks volumes of your character. It’s okay to feel frustrated at games, but never let it become toxic.

[davidtorazzi]

I feel so ashamed after watching this. I'll try my best to stop being a jerk.

[sayonvijay]

Im normally pretty good at not tilting but when you lose 9 rounds and when the guy who has 1 more kill than me calls me a noob and shouts expletives at me its pretty hard to not tilt

[junzo-ghost]

When you keep raging and smashing your desk and realized that its a bad habit and looked up a video on how to prevent it.

[tShuka_]

"Bad luck and timing"

Me : lemme introduce myself

[rubemarjunior]

I am gonna remember this video when I am solo queueing with a russian who runs alone with the bomb when he has it and starts swearing at you if you tell him he shouldn't do that XD

[hamza_ali_]

I become so aggressive and rage when I lose a match.... I definitely needed this

[pablotherobloxadventurer]

This will help me to remind myself to calm down during tilt, and I've tried it but it didn't work. But now that I know I got people on my side I feel much better and am motivated to improve with my mental health.

[Ipup-ii]

How I deal with tilt is to keep calling out. Nothing worse than when your teammate gets titled and they start cluttering the coms with their complaining. I get that you just have to let it out sometimes and I’ve found it helpful to just focus on calling out when I’m upset to do so.

[saksuye]

I used to tilt because of bad teammates trying to put blame on others, and now I try as much as possible to not tilt. Thank you for sharing these tips.

[hybridmf]

"Toxicity doesn't lose games"

"Bad players do"

[moveonvillain]

2019 tilt of the year goes to
Glaive Table ace

[ernestmabanglo]

4 years now, but still very useful, and I myself learned alot from this vid. Thanks man!

[ngn]

When i get tilted i just scream into the mic " come on boys we can comeback

[vincentxaveryharlim]

Can you do a video about how to have an efficient training routine?

[helix]

I always try to play less competitive games so I won’t get mad so easily, but I do get bored of those and try other games sometimes. People are so incredibly mean and immature, I can’t control my anger no matter what I do.

[noahtheknower]

The fact you got other pros' advice makes the video that much more meaningful, thanks for the effort!

[bencekokeny]

Came here to increase my winrate a tiny bit, ended up with that and a valuable life lesson. Thank you very much.

[sebastianmuenzberg]

I think becoming aware of it, and basically any emotion gives space as well as some clarity. It is also helpful to breathe consciously for a few moments to let go of any mental positions at that time.