Personally, I blame the parents.

Meatcarnage·1/3/2018, 7:15:01 AM·2 votes·517 views

People who can't handle loss need better parents. Stricter on videogame playing time. Clearly too many videogames are bad for teens and younger. They cannot be socially developed in other aspects in life. Too much value is put onto the game. People aren't secure with a loss because they aren't secure with themselves.

If you play as a hobby, and are good at something else. Videogames aren't your identity and self worth. Too bad parents are lax.

Grow up and deal with it. I lost my last 3 games and have been honored each time. What's your excuse?

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General Esdeath 1/3/2018, 7:17:41 AM1 votes

I only get rustled when it's due to something dumb like

"I'm inting now because jungler won't gank for me"

as I go 12/4 as Vayne not lane.

EL HAMSTERO1/3/2018, 7:34:27 AM1 votes

people who cant stand to lose have the most success at the highest levels in life.

TheEvilQueen1351/3/2018, 2:04:02 PM1 votes

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People who can't handle loss need better parents. Stricter on videogame playing time. Clearly too many videogames are bad for teens and younger. They cannot be socially developed in other aspects in life. Too much value is put onto the game. People aren't secure with a loss because they aren't secure with themselves.

If you play as a hobby, and are good at something else. Videogames aren't your identity and self worth. Too bad parents are lax.

Grow up and deal with it. I lost my last 3 games and have been honored each time. What's your excuse?

thing is you'd be surprised how many are college students and grown adults. sure their attitude comes in part from how they were raised but at those ages at least parent's aren't completely to blame since they've had time to try and mature on their own.

and i'd say lax and overly strict parents cause a problem. if a parent is so overly strict they only let their child play 1 game a day during vacation and the child keeps losing they might lash out in frustration cause it's the only game they can play. or if they were told never lose at anything or it's not worth doing then of course they're going to be a horrible loser.

Pandeonor1/3/2018, 4:36:01 PM1 votes

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People who can't handle loss need better parents.

Maybe true

Stricter on videogame playing time.

In wich way does videogame playing does hinder appropriate loss-handling?

Clearly too many videogames are bad for teens and younger.

See question above.

They cannot be socially developed in other aspects in life.

See question above.

Too much value is put onto the game.

???

People aren't secure with a loss because they aren't secure with themselves.

Perhaps.

If you play as a hobby, and are good at something else. Videogames aren't your identity and self worth.

Ah - you think some are playing League not as a hobby but as a.... [please insert your text]????

And others wich play not Videogames but only [insert e.g. sport] don´t have such problems because they are automatically good there?

Too bad parents are lax.

No. They are just bad in parentship.

Grow up and deal with it. I lost my last 3 games and have been honored each time. What's your excuse?

I am perhaps older than you and have 3 kids. Yes, even my kids sometime tends to hm... flame [because of being upset/sad because of loss]. My job is to teach them that and why this is bad and they have to behave and have not to flame. That is what everyone has to learn in young years. If you learn it with playing Monopoly, Baseball, Soccer or throughout a Videogame doesn´t matter.

So - you are correct that it is part of being parent/children. If kids blame in football or in LoL or in school does not matter. Parents and the other players or for example teacher have to be with them and have to to teach them how to behave. This is called.... hm... social interaction. There is no case of videogame as a causal (special) reason for anything in this context.

Some did never learn to behave. Despite of their age. They have kids anyway.