If there is one thing that video games developers and players haven’t helped the world figure out, it’s anger management. Sure, gamers can get out some pent up rage on unsuspecting noobs, but when it’s their turn to get demolished they usually aren’t too happy and various pieces of their own equipment often take some collateral damage. Once the equipment is busted, it costs money or time to fix – a process generally regarded as an unpleasant experience – and they play worse in the meantime, often leading to a fury of cuss words and continued carnage to the much-needed equipment. It really is a vicious cycle:
Solution: All computer equipment should come with an inflatable airbag that deploys when a built-in sensor picks up an impending gamer smash.
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