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I get what you're saying. I often try to tell people they're the ones creating trolls, because I rarely run into them. These people who complain about having trolls every other game, create them by abusing them and accusing them of being trolls, so they go okay? That's what you want? I'll fucking troll then. I'm not saying it's okay to troll if you were flamed. But to run into SO many trolls, it might be a problem with them and their attitude towards other players.
Interesting you should say this. The opposite behavior can actually have a positive effect. I remember another game long ago. It was an ff@15 kinda game where everyone was feeding all to fuck. But this one guy on our team, I donno if he was high on some shit or what but he was cheerful as fuck, like a loving, doting parent. Whole team was falling apart, spitting fire at everything they can but he was just so positive and nice. Fucker actually managed to get us to bring back the game. I'll never forget that. His overbearing niceness actually put the entire team in the mental space where we could start playing better.
I'd do this myself but I really don't have that kind of patience to baby everyone every time they start feeding. Not to mention I hate typing too much in game. Only time I type a lot is when I give up on the idea of winning.
Point is, I've actually seen positive attitudes win games. I scarcely believe it myself but it happens. I tend to be neutral in games though. I don't say much, even when my team is feeding their asses off. I try not to add to an already negative atmosphere. Comebacks is as much about emotion as it is about raw skill.
