Sorry @
Zipzo but @
deech
is right on this one.
You are being way too ignorant, and it's was
extremely rude of you on calling @
YELLO
stupid.
PSTD is very serious, my friend has it and she gets paranoid when she see and hear anything about ****, because she was almost **** before.
But @
YELLO
sadly has it worst. I suggest you to
read on PTSD before you go on calling it out on someone
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posttraumatic_stress_disorder
PSTD is a serious thing, I know people with that and it's horrible to their lifes, they can't stop doing stuff just because they have issues, anything can make them have an attack, that kind of stuff makes them be like that maybe forever, you can read online about it, it's not being stupid, a person like that has it's own right to do the same stuff we do, just because he has a problem with his life and past Vietnam doesn't mean he can't play games, and yes he needs to take it with a specialist, but that problems triggers by the small stuff, that's why we tell him to relax and take it easy. He's not stupid man respect people.
So you're telling all Vets out there with PTSD to pretty much avoid life in general, right?
A lot of things trigger PTSD, even minor things like getting the USB plug in the wrong way. It's not something that always happens, which is why OP probably broke his 2nd one.
Don't talk about PTSD as if you've experienced it first hand/have close ones who experience it.
Not every problem has an answer, and calling them 'stupid' for trying to live life normally is just plain ignorant.
Holy heck, let's dial back the white knighting a little bit.
First of all, I served so I have actual friends and acquaintances with PTSD, and my father also served in multiple wars. You can be for damn sure I both recognize and respect what PTSD is, and understand the implications and affects it can have on a persons life. I would say it's a good time for the lot of you to get
yourselves educated and spend some time actually dealing and problem solving with PTSD patients instead of inferring all of your empathy and hoity-toity on information you simply gleaned off of Wikipedia or other similar sources. Become a therapist, dabble in psychiatry. Any one of those things. In any case, let's take a good strong look at this very thread since you are all so very intent on making this about PTSD, while absolving him of any actual responsibility simply because he mentioned PTSD in passing.
well smashbros has successfully managed to smash yet another 3DS
this time a 3DS XL
I dont think ill be buying another, this game is absolute pure evil
Notice how he blames, first and foremost, the
game for being "evil". He believes it to be the games fault he ruined a 2nd 3DS. This isn't rational thinking. This is stupidity. Whether "intentional" or not as a result of his trigger, he is able to recognize afterward that...
well i have PTSD from iraq so when i get angry i sometimes will toss the 3DS away from me in a random direction
But mostly its the lag that triggers it... =/
Lag, an incredibly common concept we all must deal with when playing Smash, is "mostly" his trigger. So in a full and complete thought, lag in Smash causes him to throw his 3DS at a wall. Could you, in your right mind, recommend to him that playing handheld games, or even just For Glory assuming lag is amongst his only Smash-related triggers (maybe even console games, I wouldn't want him holding my controller) is a viable outlet? No. You wouldn't. That would be
stupid because you're inciting the inevitable (this thread). You wouldn't and shouldn't advocate him partaking in activities that could cause him to end up in cuffs or a straight jacket, it's now others at risk when it comes to random violence.
In conclusion, you can draw some pretty simplistic conclusions from the very little information the OP has provided, assuming everything he's said is accurate and true (you know, internet and all).
1. Something that frequently occurs in Smash causes him to throw his 3DD against a wall. This has resulted now in 2 destroyed (assuredly to blunt trauma) consoles.
2. He should likely avoid playing handheld games or any games with features he may recognize as being a trigger.
3. If he hasn't already, he should be receiving some sort of cognitive therapy to attempt to improve the situation if he intends to continue inciting his own episodes. Therapy in general has shown across the board positive results in dealing with a persons PTSD. It's the one and only true source for a "cure" if there was any.
This thread was created under the responsibility of the OP, it makes a hasty accusation despite an acknowledgement that he himself has a condition, with no other purpose but to put Smash on the cutting board. Therefore this thread both serves no purpose and is intellectually dishonest in that it attempts to drum up the common "Smash kills 3DS's" topic. That is the OP's fault, and we should all be mad that he thought so lightly of wasting our time. Hence, stupid.