Nicholas Tomasello

It's not fun. It's a lot of getting psyched up to play it, only to be dissapointed and let down, all over one of the many sophisticated reasons why you lose and the other team wins. It's an endless cycle of getting excited to play a tough yet close match, only to be placed in a blowout where your team is terrible/just installed and the other team has <Season 3 players all high on Adderall. This has happened to me personally over 7 times consecutively now. The worst part about all of it is if you want to just up and leave like a Halo, CoD, or Battlefield match, you can't; you're stuck in that game with the one kid who keeps voting, "no" to surrender. If you leave, you get penalized and banned for simply just wanting to stop the stress. Any videogame that forces stress upon you without the ability to stop it compromises the point of a video game. They're supposed to be fun and help you relax. Not ampere you up and aggravate you, only to force-feed you frustration. Psychologically-damaging, trend-enslaving game. Never play for free. Do it for what I did, learn it for money, win a tournament, get gifted something and make a real-life connection, share the hatred for the game with a group of good people and move on. It's a terrible game that empowers egos. Bully City. Troll Central Station. Toxin Town. It's Adult Daycare, basically.