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Overwatch pro quits after harassment over whether she was really playing: http://bit.ly/2F8ifzF pic.twitter.com/FPrEJkPTUh
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If by "online gaming" you meant literally every single thing on the internet, than your statement would be accurate. Theres not a place on the internet where you wont find some children given too much power and anonymity.
I meant specially the communities around online games. It is a logical thing that trolls are everywhere, but tied with gaming there are just more isolated/frustated ppl in competitive sorroundings. I never read after a game "gg, you are really good, no wonder i lost to you :)"
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When even your mates spit on you, every loss ends in some toxic commentaries, doesnt mather if shooter, strategy or moba. Random PUG teamings are just a spawning pool for toxic online interactions.
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Literally any competition creates this. It has nothing to do with "gaming" as a culture. From sports to video games to business to debates, they all have assholes in them. You should never stereotype a group based soley on the vocal minority or the lack of disproving events.
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The anonymity people have on the internet is a big factor though. If someone beats me in a boxing match i wont be say him i fucked his mother in the face. But how often does that happen after a LoL match?
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