Play fighting game

>play fighting game
>win
>feel ecstatic
>lose
>feel the anger rise in my throat

how do people get a healthy relationship with losing in games

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they dont, why do you think fighting games are mainly played by thugs and sex offenders

They get other things to care about, so winning or losing a video game isn't a big deal.

being emotionally attached to fighting games is really dumb, you are meant to play these games like a drone

Why would you get angry?
Losing means you can improve.
That should make you happy.

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just don't lose lmao

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if you really feel upset when you lose in a game, drop the game. Games shouldn't make you feel like that.

>how do people get a healthy relationship with losing in games

when you play fighting games years and years losing or winning random matches is fucking emotionless

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This. You're not going to make a living off of this. Don't take it so seriously. You should have other things to worry about.

Losing can be the greatest teacher if you know how. Don't get angry at the game, criticize yourself instead for not knowing how to defeat your enemy and then spend the time to learn how. Improve your matchup knowledge or improve your understanding of your own character. Once you take on this learning process, you'll stop getting mad at fighting games.

>genre of games plagued by entirely overly emotional people (niggers, koreans, japs, trannies, women)
just embrace it

When I lose i call them a nigger, and when I win i think "serves you right you stupid nigger". how do i stop

I always put myself on the same level as my opponent, or sometimes I even let him win so they don't leave. Because it's hard to find someone with good connection

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i played a bunch of online ring matches in DBFZ yesterday and didnt win a single one but I still had fun because of random small things that would make me happy
>flawlessly executing a roshi combo i had practiced in training
>practicing block strings and such and learning more about characters from fighting against them and spectating other peoples matches
>getting my ass beat as super broly against a really good gogeta but getting to watch the dramatic cutscene that unfolded, knowing me and some other random dude out there were both watching the cool cutscene, and then after it finished we both started spamming z emotes
i've found that win conditions are what you want them to be, if youre getting mad because youre not meeting the game's win conditions then say fuck that and set your own, again like doing a combo or beating just one or two or your opponents characters. Just always be learning, and as long as you feel like you're succeeding at that then you wont feel mad, kind of like what these people said
helps to save replays too and rewatch them

A lot of people get so frustrated with their lack of improvement that it becomes impossible for them to see how they can improve at all. You need to get yourself into a state where you can learn without getting frustrated, and in order to do that you need confidence. Just try to remember that losing doesn't mean anything about your character at large.

Fighting games are a niche for angry autists and niggers. Why do you think there are always flamewars about tier list, OP moves, honest/dishonest characters, fraud gamestyles etc.
Fighting games are trash for the absolute subhumans. 95% of fighting game faggots literally unable to play or enjoy anything else.
Fighting games are only good for fapping.

Get a bf who will suck you off every time you lose

Losing in fighting games is a particularily hard pill to shallow compared to other genres for various reasons. Needless to say that, because of this, not many people actually play fighting games for years (especially against human opponents) compared to other more popular genres.

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I will never lose then.

By realising that defeat is merely another stepping stone on the path to victory. If you aren't learning from your losses and your mistakes, then you'll never win.

lose in FPS
>lol who cares

lose in RTS
>lol who cares

lose in fighting game
>get angry and need to stop playing to calm down

>bug-people in ant-culture
>overly emotional
???

t. has never interacted with anyone who actually plays fighting games

>play 90% of modern fighting games
>game has shit tier netcode
>the time you put in practicing means nothing
Ever wonder why it's so frustrating?
When a game has good netcode I get excited regardless of the results, it's when I lose to brainlet shit that I can easily punish without shit online I want to punch the jap devs in the face.
I'm never paying for a fighter with shit online ever again.
Also my blood pressure is better now that I don't play those games.

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take the stoicpill

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There's a difference between fighting "to win" and fighting "not to lose". The first is self-improvement, overcoming a challenge and emerging as the victor, giving yourself a reason to be proud. The second is despair and meaningless struggle for a weightless achievement.

A) Recoginize that victory and defeat are ordinary occurences and not to be sweated.
B) Don't bother communicating with anyone you play with unless they're friends. Just treat human opponents as glorified AI algorithims.

I only get upset when the opponent BMs, much worse if the character is OP or braindead

Thats me on tetris 99. Except I have to beat 98 other persons. Except that when I win I do not feel joy, I just feel neutral. In fact, I only receive pain when I lose, and no joy when I win, in everything I do. I'm just running away from the pain

When I queue into a game I predispose myself to losing.

Accept that you suck, and that your opponent also sucks. You're both learning. Learn to enjoy the learning process.
Also, don't play to win; play to play well. Imagine there being a crowd watching the fight. Imagine yourself in that crowd. What would _you_ want to see if you were a spectator? Certainly not a player being tilted and not playing to his strengths.