posted on Dec, 10 2010 @ 08:53 AM
Regardless of whether the OP video is true fake or what have you, I think we have all witnessed or been aware of in our real lives gamer rage. It is
real.
I know I have to really monitor my youngest sons video game habits, because he is prone to frustrations while playing. He lives with his father, but
when he is here he tends to get upset because I limit play time. Its my house, my tv, and as the bread winning adult, I determine use of TV.
Unfortunately too many parents buy their kids their own TV for their room, and thus the kid has no incentives or reason ro ever quit playing.
As far as breaking your gaming equipment, a parent who keeps buying their kid new electronics when they bust them up in a rage should have their head
examined. My kids had no choice, we were dirt poor. They had to rely on generous friends if they broke a controller because I sure had no money to
replace it.
In the OP video, the kid begins the video with a milk moustache and ends it by trying to destroy the video camera. Spoiled comes to mind.
Anyway, for those saying this kid was on drugs, there does not need to be involvement of illegal drugs for this type of behavior, only unfettered
access to the game. The game itself causes the rage not illegal drugs. Caffeine is usually hand in hand with gamers, and may contribute to more
intense feelings of rage.
However, the horror for the OP comes with the stark fear of this gamer raging generation being our future.
The kid had plenty of adult help in becoming the monster you perceive him to be. In fact he is who he is because of them.