Ninja: If you lose the battle without being toxic, don’t play the game anymore

Ninja (real name Tyler Blevins) has long been a well-known name in the world gaming community. Of course, no one can sit idle and reap sweet fruits, which is the result of sweat, hard work and perseverance. Although not many people can make a living from playing games, according to the male streamer, once we have chosen this path, we should do everything with an extremely serious attitude. Therefore, Ninja hates when someone loses without feeling bitter or angry. According to him, the excuse: “it’s just a game” is an extremely lack of energy and if you give up so easily, you shouldn’t play games anymore.

While many people agree with Ninja’s opinion, others have criticized the male streamer, saying that he is encouraging gamers to become more and more toxic. Toxic players have always been seen as a danger to the gaming community, so Ninja’s point of view sounds like adding fuel to the fire. In fact, in his book “Get Good: My Ultimate Guide to Gaming”, Ninja also mentioned this issue, he wrote:

“There’s one thing every competitive gamer needs to remember: it’s all or nothing. If you want to be the best, fighting spirit must always flow in your veins. In everything from football to football. , game,… I always want to be the best I really hate when my teammates or someone says: “Tyler, you’re crazy, it’s just a game. At that time, I just want to say: “If you don’t care about winning or losing, why are you playing games?” Maybe it would be easier and more comfortable if I didn’t take it so seriously, but I can’t.”
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Whether you agree or disagree with Ninja’s opinion, there is no denying that competitive spirit and ambition are very important to professional gamers. Perhaps the male streamer’s point of view wants to emphasize this issue, not encourage gamers to be toxic after losing the match. Not only games, to be successful in any field, we also need to train ourselves to have a strong will to accept defeat, but the problem is what lessons can we draw after failure. this defeat. This is probably the message that Ninja wants to send to fans.​