Apparently they didn't study Canadians. I take great pleasure in watching an opponent step into one of my Claymores in COD4... but I HATE being killed. (Especially if I have 6 kills in a row)

when I play tekken dr or vf5, and I'm about to be ko'ed by my apponent. I feel like I get stressed out very quickly. But when I loose, that stress disapears and I feel okay. But when win, when j was about to loose. I feel great over enjoying emotion, happy that I just kicked that person's ass into a pulp.

This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever read!



Simply a bunch of 'revolutionary' d1ckhead scientists trying to get a name for themselves... that or their machinery is faulty (and being scientists, should've realized that).



I wonder how many people have thrown a joypad in temper when they've won!?



Idiots!

if i get killed at least 5 times in a row(especially by 1 particular opponent using same move), its enough to make me yell.



I kill them with JOY

I am not some psycho guy can't tell game from reality or some whinny little kid who takes winning too seriously or some self-proclaimed l33t g4m4r who pwnz the entire gaming world. I die ALOT in games like Orange box and loving it (the more odd death I got, like rocketed in midair the better). Take a deep breath, let's face it, it is just a freaking game.

I drive a psycho in game but my 16 years of driving record is totally clean in real life. If you can't tolerate dying in games may be you shouldn't be playing it. At least in real life you'll die once for sure, so not to mention how many more times in a simulation ;) Keep in mind, in order for someone to rise to the top with the 15-0 streak.. there are those who stack at the bottom. We're all doing our jobs.

Not to sound psychotic or anything, but i love the thrill of stalking someone through your sniper scope in COD4. Watching them head towards your cleverly placed claymore, to then survive the blast upon triggering it. But It doesn't worry me, i only continue stalking watching them looking around in backlot. Being able to decide when and how to take your frag. You wait for that perfect time to humiliate lovabBoy991. You spot the perfect shot, you hold your breath to take it..............then some idiot shanks you from behind and you curse and scream and throw the controller at the 46 inch lcd screen......i really don't know what this article is talking about

.... when you're in the heat of battle, you're very focused on the task at hand: killing. Even when you make a kill, you're still focused on the other immediate dangers (ie: other players). This is stressful (if you stop to throw your hands up in the air with glee, you know you'll be fragged). When you die, you can finally take a breather for a moment and the stress evaporates. That doesn't mean you enjoy DYING, however. It just means you can relax for a second. What they SHOULD be testing is stress levels as soon as a match ends, and everyone stops playing. I'm sure they'll find that in general, the person with the most kills and least deaths is the happiest.