Is it weird that playing DBD makes me feel better?
Despite everything wrong with the game,I still feel good and want to play the game>I dont feel frustrated or angry anymore,after playing for a while and get used with it,it stopped affecting me in a negative way,and now i'm just having a great time with it.Even when i'm losing,what do you actually lose?Nothing really.If you have fun that's the most importang thing in a video game.Learning to have fun despite not winning all the time will make you enjoy a game even more.
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that's how i see it, Demo makes me smile no matter what the outcome of a match so i play him to relax and chill out
The same.
Even solo in survivor, relaxes me LOL
But I work stressful job stuff and come from background in emergecny response and only feel relaxed in tense environment under pressure and extreme conditions
Same here,I feel like after you get over that rage and frustrating period the game actually become enjoyable.
I feel the same as you since I became rank 1 on both sides, from that moment nothing matters anymore, it's just playing for fun.
honestly i play this game with a "i'm here to have fun, if i win, then cool, if i lose then you were the better player attitude, even if Keys and the second chance meta give me a headache
This game needs a more positive attitude,you cant complain and be frustrated and angry forever,just let it go.You bought this game to have fun not to feel worse.
I feel the same way, I play both sides at red rank and the game is almost relaxing (with Killer feeling a little sweaty when I'm playing Nurse 😛). I feel like my positive attitude results in positive games, even if I lose, with GG's all around!
If i want to chill, i play Survivor.
If i want to feel excited, i play Killer.
If i want to play singleplayer...Well okay, it doesn't have everything.
In my job, I handle a variety of student issues. They range from roommate concerns up to Title IX, Hate Bias, and Suicide Ideation. I play this game to take my mind off of work when I am done with work and helping the student as best I can.