Anyone else around that gets legitimately PISSED THE FUCK OFF at videogames, and can't help it?

And what the fuck can we do about it other than rage and continue raging, or just turn off and feel defeated?

Should someone like me who does this just stick to casualshit instead of trying to improve?

>Anon, what do you think of Fallout 4? We thing it looks totally awesome!

>Invader always wins unless you go for a twink PVP build.
Why do people like PVP in this game? And why can't I quit when someone invades my game? I don't have a min-maxed spellcasters-backflipper build like everyone else, so I shouldn't be subjected to having them invade my game. There's never a damn thing I can do with my slow melee build against someone who is just faster and attacks from across the room with oneshotting attacks. And then when I do manage to get close, any attack I make is parried because I guess From thought it would be cool to fuck over melee classes even more.

>2015
>No Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann game made by Platinum.

Why?

Opinions on Yukari from Persona 3? Last thread was deleted due to an Aigisfag janitor.

NEW ORDER

6 current gen games actually worth playing and buying a console for

4 FPS's with decent stories

2 Government Simulation games that aren't complete rubbish

and 4 good movie licensed games

Move your fucking asses and don't drag the kitchen behind

Taro thread?

>Columbia College will offer scholarships to student gamers as part of its eSports program, which will start in Fall 2016.
>"eSports aren't the future," Columbia College President Scott Dalrymple said in a statement. "They're the present. True skill at video gaming is just as impressive - and just as legitimate - as excellence in traditional sports."
>Columbia College will recruit twelve players (two teams of five and two alternates) to play the video game "League of Legends."
>"League of Legends, which is the game that we're playing, is incredibly popular. There's 27 million people that play it a day," Curtis said.
>He said the game requires a lot of strategy and teamwork, which appealed to him and other staff members.
>Right now, the college is in the process of hiring a coach for the eSports teams. And it will the coach's job to recruit students for the fall.
>The college also plans to turn a building on Rangeline Street that used to be a soccer locker room into a gaming hut.
>"That will be the home base for our eSports team," Curtis said. "But, on the side, we'll also have three or four consoles in there - so, x-boxes, PS4s - that all of our students, and staff and faculty will be able to come in and use whenever they want."
>University of Missouri college student Jordan Winn said he thinks calling it "eSports" is the problem.
>"E-activites, e-games, e-fun stuff? Yeah, on board. eSports? Sports guys: C'mon; we're better than that," Winn said.
>But regardless, Columbia College is happy to start looking for true gamers.

Thoughts on this, lads?

http://www.komu.com/news/columbia-college-unveils-competitive-video-game-program/

Hey guys

>open-world game
>no day/night cycle