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Csgo addiction
| Dont get me wrong i like games q lot and i mean a lot but i never got addicted to a multiplayer game.
They fill me with frustration and salt.
| Same here, I generally avoid competitive games because once you reach a certain level, everyone takes it too seriously. Some people lack the self awareness that, unless they actually went pro and go to competitions, they are just wasting their life developing their "skills" and "pride" for nothing.
| Well, in other point, competitive games are meant to be taken seriously, hence it's competitive. If you are looking for fun, there are plenty of casual games like Fortnite or CoD.
As for the addiction, from my experience, it's just like sports. Either you win or lose a game, you'll be thinking one more. You just need to know when and especially why you call it a day, for lunch or homeworks or a date for the example.
| My opinion on the comp games, well, i'm enjoying it. I just love those kinda games where you can outsmart people.
I'm currently playing CSGO and learning on SFA3 rn. Hope i can really go for a pro scene either on FPS or FGs.
Wish me luck!
| I used to play tons of League and took it really seriously. Then I played better games. Try it OP
| >>0ca88a gud luck bud :P
>>b01fa7 what games, am curious.
>>c556f0 when I realised this I stopped with csgo.
| Played cs for years. Never got any better. Quite vexing. Maybe it's predetermined upon birth.
| Too toxic.
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| Anyone ever felt addicted to csgo or others games alike (Overwatch, LOL, Dota2). I stopped playing csgo for almost a month now, never looked back. I still play games, just avoid the really competitive ones because they get me addicted for real. How do you guys feel about the competitive games scene. Would you guys recommend it to a friend? I just tell people to have fun with less competitive stuff. Less time consuming, more fun!