Rage Quitting: We've All Done It...

[Thomas7]

PADS you already know the TRUTH.

[esham313]

I never rage quit. There's a 162 games so I take my L and on to the next one. I do send peeps to the minors with the quickness though lol.

[Ghost Of The Year]

The last time I remember quitting a game I started, it was like 10-10 in the third inning IIRC
It was during a period of getting sliders just right, & a time before I had heard of Marino & Armor & Sword's sliders.

[beardedaussie]

I'd be lying if i said I've never rage quit before. If it's laggy I'll rage quit if the other guy doesn't accept a friendly quit in the first inning of a scoreless game.

I've rage quit on peolle who stack their lineups with speed and bunt all game, rather take the L than play that game. I don't care about losing but I'm not going to play 9 innings of cheap boring baseball.

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[Juzbee]

Never have. I felt more rage back in the days of Hardball 3 when you would routinely go 150-12 in a season, and that was just if you REALLY tried to lose 12 games.

[saucerset]

I did years ago with Madden. It was on my PS2 and it was a wired controller. I grabbed the cord and slammed the controller into the floor and it shattered. That was my only controller so after that I was kind of forced to just hit the power button.

But that was years ago. The Dr. said I'm better now.

[Speedy]

Hi.

My name is Speedy.

I have raged quit.

I'm trying the 12-step process in my rehab but I can't get past step-nine...Why should I accept losing? Bases loaded, I'm down by 3 and I hit a ball perfectly for it to be a pop-up? It's so sam hill INFURIA-

.....

I'm working on it.

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[Kaiser Wilhelm]

I've done it.I don't rage quit now, as much as I mentally check out, throw fastball down the middle and laugh at the absurdity of the game. There are just some games where you know the outcome by the third inning.Usually when the random number generator just will not roll your way at all. Crush the ball all day long, with a team of great hitters, against a poor or average pitcher, get one hit.