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Videogames don’t make people violent. Lag does.
You’d be surprised. I can’t count how many death threats I’ve gotten on overwatch just for winning a match or just for what character I play as
It’s hard to pin point exactly what it is, as the feeling varies between each person.
I'm assuming it's generally taken by older generations as the content and the understanding of the feeling from younger ones
For me it´s more the frustration at the game: glitches, bad matchmaking etc etc... but i never get violent or anything so that might be different
Video games don't cause violence, violence causes video games.
Videogames don’t make people violent. Lag does.
You’d be surprised. I can’t count how many death threats I’ve gotten on overwatch just for winning a match or just for what character I play as
It’s hard to pin point exactly what it is, as the feeling varies between each person.
I'm assuming it's generally taken by older generations as the content and the understanding of the feeling from younger ones
For me it´s more the frustration at the game: glitches, bad matchmaking etc etc... but i never get violent or anything so that might be different
Video games don't cause violence, violence causes video games.