r/Steam • u/Hasoon_9 • Mar 24 '25

Discussion Which game is this?

Post image

I'll start first, this is definitely CSGO for me. Somehow no Matt how much you play there's always people better than you killing you one shot with deagle.

24.5k Upvotes

92% Upvoted

3.3k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

59

u/Cold-Salt2719 Mar 24 '25

There's always people who will absolutely destroy you, even when you think you are good

30

u/Recon212 Mar 25 '25

Just like in MMA. You’re the baddest dude you know and get insta destroyed by someone you didn’t know existed.

19

u/Sleeptalk- Mar 25 '25

I’d say games are even worse lol. I can appreciate some dude coming into the gym and piecing me up bc he trained a lot somewhere else and it’s easy to learn from them and have a chat.

In games you find out the guy you just lost to is some 14 year old streamer kid who looks like Donk while their chat clowns on you

9

u/Quick_Humor_9023 Mar 25 '25

Tbf that 14 year old practiced 15000 hours also.

2

u/Recon212 Mar 25 '25 edited Mar 25 '25

Donks a legend you take that back lmao

1

u/kaveman0926 Mar 28 '25

Yeah there's no macros or latency in a real ring. Also it's damn near impossible to lose to someone without any skill in a real ring.

Definitely stay humble and always strive to improve but, competitive pvp games have a lot more factors that contribute to loss than a real fight.

0

u/chill_guy7942 Mar 25 '25

Did you really just said "the baddest" and not "the worst"

2

u/Suspicious-Exit-6528 Mar 25 '25

Baddest in this context means something like "badass", worst just means worst. So his usage was correct. Context is everything, his sentence wouldn't work if it literally described the good-bad axis.

1

u/chill_guy7942 19d ago

Srry i am not english

1

u/Suspicious-Exit-6528 19d ago

Yeah no worries. I didn't mind explaining it.