Hahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa

aliEnRIK

Some of these are truly classic

Gamers

http://www.gamesradar.com/f/10-of-the-greatest-gamer-rages-on-youtube/a-20100323131544480083

(ps ~ swearing is in there so dont click if you dont wanna hear any)

kitschkitty

OMG I haven't laughed so much in ages! Thanks! :rotfl:

Eric_Pisch

bwhahahahahahaha

the dumb kid in the second one is awesome, "i have been playing it for 17 hours straight but cant get in to it"
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

and the kid with the cancelled warcraft account actually becomes gollum

borecraft will do that, why i quit it

PROLIANT

What a complete bunch of spakkaz! :rotfl:

bigpound

most of them are fake

jamespir

more pathetic than funny

Lil306

Watching now, is the fat kid on there who takes his anger out on the keyboard ?

EDIT - Don't think he is

What is with WoW, they seem to have the best rage fits

aliEnRIK

Lil306 wrote: »

What is with WoW, they seem to have the best rage fits

The amount of people who play WoW as if its there life is unbelievable.
I even recall a guy who played it for something like 37 Hours straight (presumably snacking at his comp etc) and died!

The WoW vid is the funniest for me though, absolute classic :rotfl:

Eric_Pisch

Lil306 wrote: »

Watching now, is the fat kid on there who takes his anger out on the keyboard ?

EDIT - Don't think he is

What is with WoW, they seem to have the best rage fits

to play it properly you have to raid in a crew, this means grinding the same instance night after night slowly making progress, slowly earning each member there armour upgrades and weapons, this then allows you to show of your leetness in towns etc to lesser mortals who dont have items as good as yours. most raiding crews do not want casual players, they want people who are committed to every night play so that they can optimise progress, it was not uncommon to spend 2-4 hours collecting stuff to enable you to raid (6-8hrs), its very easy to get sucked in and be all consumed by it and quickly loose all sense of reality, the game play is designed to be a massive time sync, and to deliberately exclude casual players from the "leet" gear. it does take a huge amount of commitment and a high level of skill to defeat the hardest parts of the game.

and best of all when you have finally conquered everything after months of endless grinding they come out with an upgrade and render all your equipment obsolete so you can start all over again, at which point i quit

oh and 37 hours straight is nothing, i player legend of mir for 4 days straight with no sleep over the easter chicken event

tomsolomon

Eric_Pisch wrote: »

to play it properly you have to raid in a crew, this means grinding the same instance night after night slowly making progress, slowly earning each member there armour upgrades and weapons, this then allows you to show of your leetness in towns etc to lesser mortals who dont have items as good as yours. most raiding crews do not want casual players, they want people who are committed to every night play so that they can optimise progress, it was not uncommon to spend 2-4 hours collecting stuff to enable you to raid (6-8hrs), its very easy to get sucked in and be all consumed by it and quickly loose all sense of reality, the game play is designed to be a massive time sync, and to deliberately exclude casual players from the "leet" gear. it does take a huge amount of commitment and a high level of skill to defeat the hardest parts of the game.

and best of all when you have finally conquered everything after months of endless grinding they come out with an upgrade and render all your equipment obsolete so you can start all over again, at which point i quit

oh and 37 hours straight is nothing, i player legend of mir for 4 days straight with no sleep over the easter chicken event

Four day benders are definately not good for your health or sanity............_pale_

I've lost cost of the amount keyboards, mice and monitors I have trashed.........:whistle:

aliEnRIK

Eric_Pisch wrote: »

oh and 37 hours straight is nothing, i player legend of mir for 4 days straight with no sleep over the easter chicken event

Im not sure if im impressed or not!
Anyways, the story is he died after the 37 hours (or whatever it was)
He regularly did long stints like that time after time (possibly way longer)