Good day!
Do you die (a LOT)?
Do you lose more than you win?
Do you get dominated by other players who seem to be on a whole other level?
DO YOU STILL LOVE EVERY M%#!?#!#%?!G SECOND OF IT?
DOES IT GET YOUR BLOOD PUMPING AND FILL YOU WITH EXHILIRATION, EXCITEMENT, RAGE AND JOY?
DO YOU PLAY WAY MORE THAN YOU SHOULD?
If so, post your love here!
I gotta admit, the title drew me in lol.
I love Battleborn a lot. I can deal with ALL of the other issues, if I could just get two teams with no leavers. That’s the thing that’s killing me playing.
Definitely this, it doesn’t happen all the time, but I can accept losing to better teams, be they premade or not.
But to queue, then choose a map, then to get to the character screen, just to have 2 people leave. Then its the wait for the game to start loading, close due to insufficient players, and you start the whole damn rigmarole again.
Love the enthusiasm FFA.
To be fair, that’s probably a great amount of player kills considering I hear you play almost strictly PvE.
My win loss ratio just improved a little today cause I got matched with an awesome team.
But, it’s still close to 35% win rate.
But I still play the game.
It’s mornings like this, where I actually get paired with a good team overall that makes me interested all over again.
…Correct, but it was still fun to post such an imbalance 
I’m a perfectionist and a worrier in every aspect of my life, but when I got into gaming I made myself a firm promise: it doesn’t matter a single bit whether I’m good or bad at this. So even though I like to win, it really doesn’t bother me when I lose. I can have fun either way, and that’s what matters. 
I know a lot of my comrades feel differently, of course, and losing can be quite stressful for them. The rage quitters are a pain though.
…Awesome attitude! 
preach the truth, preach 
All I’m missing is a big old
#AMEN!
But yes, yes I am. And I think I might have a problem. If there are more of you that are like me, I’m thinking about starting Busted By Battleborn, or B4, to be our Battleborn AA.
I can´t say I actually like it to loose, but I strangely love it to feel that unyielding rage if I get steamrolled. It literally gives me fuel, angry, enraged fuel.
Its even better when a teammate wants to surrender after the first Sentry falls and the 4 others say “No way!” jumping in battle to let them suffer hell for every further inch - AMAZING!
I guess its just a slight adrenaline rush, but I enjoy it nonetheless.
Does this make any sense to anyone?
I read this as one of those come on down infomercial. At the end it should say “COME ON DOWN TO FLAMES CRAZY PVP MATCH UPS!”
I feel the exact same way.
…I fully understand and think you painted the feeling very well. 
Yep, I’m the same. I rarely like to surrender even if the match has turned into an enactment of the apocalypse. I want to make them fight for it, and I’ve often improved my playing by doing so (if nothing else, it’s really good to watch great players in action, even if it hurts). Plus it feels amazing when you do get an unexpected turnaround.
It’s always so great when someone expresses your exact experience.
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…“enactment of the Apocalypse”.
GREAT way to put it!
I have to admit it’s a spcial kind of Hate / Love. I don’t have too much trouble holding my own against people but there always those situations were you want to put the controller down and just step away for a while.
Good example of that is when you are taking on someone and their team comes to assist, so you do the smart thing and pull back to your fully stocked team mates that you seriously hope see that 1. You are low on health 2. there 2-3 enemies chasing you and mostly dead themselves 3. They do nothing to help you out and let the enemy team chase you down and kill you.
After playing through things like Kingdom Hearts on level 1 critical, and Furi at any difficulty, I relish the chance to adapt while failing over and over. And then after hitting my head against a brick wall over and over, coming back and getting on the first try with ease is always the best (abuse the shower principle).
