10 bad habits that every gamer has

Whether playing Offline or Online games, gamers cannot avoid their bad habits. Although everyone condemns and sometimes we criticize other gamers for many of these bad habits, it is undeniable that it is already a part of our gaming culture. Here are 10 bad habits that every gamer has.

10. Swearing

This is the most noticeable thing in most gamers even even the most gentle and calm gamers. It appears as obvious when you play games especially in the competitive multiplayer genre like League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, DOTA2 or PUBG. For example, if you are in the process of ranking up, you encounter teammates that break the game or are too heavy or situations that do not match in communication. Not only stopping at the above games, they also appear in more entertaining offline or multiplayer games. For example, when you are stuck in a respawn state, you will die in shooting games like Battlefield or COD, or die during a boss fight when it has only 1 health left. All of the above will cause you to inhibit whether you like it or not, you will also open your mouth and utter unfriendly words.

9. Saying that I hate my favorite game

Just like swearing it’s also another form of inhibition, appearing in games where you spend a lot of time with it. Often this personality is formed and built in multiplayer games when you constantly encounter serious errors from the manufacturer and game mechanics. Despite such problems, we continue to play the game or even take a short break and end up coming back to it, sometimes loving it even more.

8. Press button repeatedly while in loading screen

The Loading screen is a nightmare for many gamers. It’s not fun to have to wait 20 to 30 seconds in front of a black screen. For gamers, 20 seconds of waiting for loading is not different from 20 minutes or even some people feel like 20 hours. And to kill time, most gamers like us often press the button repeatedly on the keyboard or on the controller during that desperate moment in the hope that it will load faster. In fact, everyone knows that It doesn’t help much but we still do it in the hope that it will help speed up loading.

7. Press button repeatedly while watching cutscenes

As is the case with the idle screen, for cutscenes that can’t be skipped they can be bad or good depending on the game. In attractive games they can help you better understand the characters, world or events that took place in the game, but for less attractive games, most gamers will skip to jump straight into the game. gameplay. And all of this leads to repeatedly pressing buttons while watching non-skippable cutscenes in the hope that it can be skipped, the only thing we need to do is find that magic button to bring them up. We’re back with exciting gameplay. It’s true in some parts because we buy games to play, not to watch movies.

6. Continuously inserting ammo

If you are a shooter, most of you will make this mistake a lot, shoot a bullet, kill a guy and have half the magazine still loaded, get bored while talking to the shooting NPC 1 bullet cartridge. Whenever we hold a gun in the game, we always want the magazine to be full, regardless of whether that is important or not. The interesting thing about it is that it always gives us trouble, such as getting us shot at times when we don’t need to be loaded but they keep doing it. It doesn’t matter if you have obsessive-compulsive disorder in real life, but when holding a gun in the game you will always want your magazine to be full.

5. Disrespect towards the opponent’s corpse

This is common in most shooting games, but you can still see them in most other competitive game genres. To express the feeling of defeating the opponent, most gamers choose to prove themselves more ‘pro’ by teabag action or shoot the opponent’s corpse a few times or even kick it a few times. It’s pretty barbaric to look at, of course these won’t happen in real life, but it’s extremely satisfying after defeating an extremely formidable opponent.

4. Thinking of the game while doing other things

Gamers always have the game in mind, even when they are doing things that have nothing to do with the game. When was the last time you thought about the game while you were doing something else? For example, thinking about my character is only one level away from max or I just bought new DLC and can’t wait until I get home to enjoy it. These thoughts will be wandering around in your head when you are going on a date with your girlfriend, coffee with friends, or going to work, it is a common thing for every gamer. Sometimes even ready to cancel a date with a girlfriend just to raise his character to a level in the game.

3. Everything sucks

You will never know if you need this item or not, even if it is useless to you. This is the case in many game genres, most often in RPG titles. In the game you will be allowed to collect a lot of different items, sometimes they will be useful, or they will be used to make other items. However, no matter how many items you collect, or whether they are useless to you or not, you will discover that you cannot bear to leave them behind. Who knows when you’ll use that potion or that weapon, actually you know you’ll never use it.

2. Save the game 2 times

For autosave games, this rarely happens, but if you play games that require you to save manually, I guarantee that you will save many times at once. No one wants all their game progress to be lost so save the game, and do it one more time to be sure, some people even do it up to 4 times. I used to be like that especially when playing skyrim and Fallout 4, also for The witcher 3.

1. Smash everything

In the game there are many things hidden in boxes or crates, they appear everywhere in the game. They call it loot, and this leads to the act of smashing every box we come across, even when at a time when we don’t need the item at all. All we want is to know what’s inside the crate, sometimes it’s embarrassing when we try to break the indestructible crates. At that time, we looked quite silly, but sometimes in those chests, it gives us extremely useful items and we don’t want to miss anything.

Source: Synthesis