[0:05] broken [ __ ] character there you're
[0:09] just a [ __ ] scrub look that was me of
[0:15] my lowest point I'm not proud of it but
[0:17] we've all been there you're playing a
[0:19] game and you start to feel like you're
[0:21] losing control maybe it kicks off
[0:23] because of a mistake a teammate makes or
[0:28] maybe it's something someone says to you
[0:32] or maybe the game is just trash because
[0:36] you know it's impossible you're the
[0:38] problem right but it doesn't matter
[0:44] you're free falling towards rage and
[0:46] you're probably going to lose
[0:48] there's simply no hope for you or is
[0:52] there I'm Miles Hackett a recovering
[0:55] rageaholic and today with the help of
[0:57] two highly qualified professionals I'm
[1:00] going to show you how to just say no to
[1:02] till Tilt is the scourge of competitors
[1:06] everywhere and it affects everyone from
[1:09] the hopeless bottom dwellers of bronze
[1:11] tier all the way up to the apex
[1:13] predators of the eSports world no one is
[1:16] immune to frustration most people think
[1:20] that tilt originates in poker but it can
[1:22] be traced even further back to pinball
[1:24] prior to 1947 the earliest pinball
[1:27] machines didn't have flippers so players
[1:29] had to physically tilt them in order to
[1:31] direct the ball but over time with the
[1:33] obsession of setting a new high score
[1:35] people took tilting too far and it took
[1:38] a toll on the machines to extend their
[1:40] lifespans manufacturers introduced
[1:43] flippers and then eventually slammed
[1:45] tilt switch mechanisms that would end
[1:47] the game if players got a little too
[1:49] carried away as pen heads moved away
[1:51] from tilting to nudging techniques tilt
[1:54] became slang for playing poorly or
[1:56] becoming so angry that you trigger the
[1:58] machines game-ending mechanism
[2:04] eventually help made its way from the
[2:07] seedy bars and arcades of the 70s to
[2:09] high-stakes poker tables where it took
[2:12] on the meaning we associate it with
[2:13] today in poker tilt describes somebody
[2:16] who's become emotionally affected by
[2:18] losing money which typically leads to
[2:20] extremely aggressive play and ends in
[2:22] spectacular bouts of rage she's handling
[2:32] it with some brace she'll take home over
[2:34] ninety one thousand dollars for her
[2:36] third place according to cognitive
[2:49] psychologists and poker tilt expert and
[2:52] legend ranked hearthstone player dr. you
[2:54] see Paulo Marquis Hilton poker always
[2:57] starts with a significant monetary loss
[2:59] it makes you want to enter the box pop
[3:02] more often because you feel but the
[3:04] quicker you get back what was what you
[3:06] believe was yours the better it would be
[3:08] for you you have the urge to get back
[3:10] what you believe is yours in the name of
[3:13] justice and that means you need to enter
[3:15] more pots need to play more aggressively
[3:17] while it's difficult to pinpoint exactly
[3:19] when tilt meet its way from poker to
[3:21] gaming if you consider the shared
[3:23] competitive nature of the two it's not
[3:25] hard to see how it happened and with the
[3:27] rise in popularity of online ranked
[3:29] matchmaking systems in the early 2000s a
[3:32] currency has emerged that has become
[3:33] more important to gamers than money MMR
[3:36] I lost a hundred and fifty points of Evo
[3:39] I took all of the teams a low loss and
[3:42] put it on my shoulders think about it
[3:45] what do you do when you see that number
[3:47] drop that's right you get back in the
[3:49] [ __ ] cube this primal drive to
[3:53] reclaim what we feel has been wrongly
[3:55] taken from us can be tied back to our
[3:57] earliest evolutionary instinct when
[3:59] you're cavemen ancestors had something
[4:01] taken away from them their natural
[4:03] reaction was to rage and get it
[4:06] otherwise they wouldn't survive Paula
[4:08] Mackey believes that when you're in full
[4:10] control of a situation you shouldn't
[4:11] necessarily tell them but losing when
[4:13] you feel like you shouldn't that can be
[4:15] what pushes you over the edge this would
[4:17] be very difficult you just have like any
[4:19] time to work with the bomb press could
[4:20] take five seconds alone he's gonna go
[4:22] for it behind the fountain Carragher
[4:23] just gonna charge him down is it miss
[4:25] quite a few pistol shots Kenny yes II
[4:26] wanna kill the round in most competitive
[4:34] games tilt can be the greatest barrier
[4:36] separating you from success and just as
[4:38] there are different causes for tilt
[4:40] their varying degrees of it as well most
[4:42] of us start off at the standard 90
[4:44] degrees that's when you're not tilted at
[4:47] all next is 45 degrees also known as the
[4:51] acute tilt this is pretty much the point
[4:53] where you've started to become
[4:54] destabilized that's followed then by the
[4:57] obtuse tilt a state involving acts like
[5:00] yelling at your teammates getting
[5:02] physical it's a big slam and generally
[5:04] playing far below your usual ability
[5:12] and finally we have the 180 The Full
[5:16] Tilt also known as pure rage oh my god
[5:21] you should be aware that there's an AWP
[5:24] still oh no what am i doing Lynden
[5:40] alcoholic it's only game you have to be
[5:43] mad as crazy as some of these examples
[5:45] might look just remember that tilting is
[5:48] normal and everyone experiences it even
[5:50] Paula Mackey admits to being a
[5:52] recovering tilter poker poker back in
[5:55] 2009 my worst tilting experience was
[5:57] probably something like taking a pillow
[5:59] yelling into Dennis as hard it's not
[6:01] kind of ending up with it actually a
[6:03] headache that lasted for a couple of
[6:05] days in that I was like theory did I
[6:07] give myself a stroke or something and
[6:09] and that that was like okay yeah this is
[6:11] I need to I need to re-evaluate my
[6:14] position here but as damning as going
[6:16] full-tilt usually is you can recover
[6:19] from it it's actually possible to tilt
[6:22] so hard that you can return to a pure
[6:24] Zen --until big state look no further
[6:27] than the grand final series of the 2018
[6:29] Styx Invitational where evil geniuses
[6:32] were up 2-0 and Penta appeared to be
[6:34] falling to failure one goes down hey who
[6:37] doesn't look sees the mutant across the
[6:38] Canadian it's fine to for eg and neck
[6:41] Rock still a contestant
[6:47] I'm like tilted quiet
[6:50] fabien said there is streaming like what
[6:52] the [ __ ] we'll be doing we're so
[6:53] terrible you do better do you guys wanna
[6:55] [ __ ] news I don't want a [ __ ]
[6:56] loser cause I'm win now right but it
[6:58] kind of throw it out everybody's
[6:59] frustrations we kind of yelled at each
[7:00] other we've got everything I thought you
[7:01] did this you did that
[7:02] I said no [ __ ] that thank you whichever
[7:04] and then he says the overnight I don't
[7:07] want you to lose do you and I think it
[7:08] is click like no we don't want to do it
[7:12] as unrecoverable as their collapse
[7:13] appeared to be Penta sent eg on a full
[7:16] tilt of their own pulling off the
[7:18] reverse sweet Penghu and Fabien left two
[7:22] of the best-known players on that the
[7:24] Catholics sufficient Fragger Fabien down
[7:25] its Penghu the apse just waited or
[7:28] rather the Havanna just waited they'll
[7:29] look to push together the diffuser in a
[7:31] position where they'll have to see when
[7:33] the Habano goes through one will cover
[7:34] the doorway
[7:38] [Applause]
[7:47] failure is an unavoidable obstacle in
[7:50] life and eSports you simply cannot be
[7:53] perfect
[7:53] you'll never win everyone v1 and you
[7:55] will make mistakes but learning to deal
[7:58] with the tilt these setbacks can bring
[8:00] is often the difference between
[8:01] achieving glorious victory and suffering
[8:04] crushing defeat and today with
[8:06] prestigious titles and massive prize
[8:08] pools on the line many eSports
[8:10] organizations have brought in team
[8:12] psychologists perhaps the most obvious
[8:14] benefactors of this progressive approach
[8:16] our CS goes astrology mat prior to 2017
[8:20] had become known for tripping over the
[8:22] last hurdle we and I especially had a
[8:24] joking problem can't just keep on saying
[8:27] that it's unlucky because it's happened
[8:29] so many times after falling short of
[8:31] their own expectations at the Boston
[8:33] major in 2018 Australis added lars Roble
[8:36] to their support staff in order to help
[8:39] strengthen the team's mentality and
[8:40] let's be honest who would know how to do
[8:43] that better than someone with 20 years
[8:45] experience in the Danish Special Forces
[8:48] and then sometimes people ask me okay I
[8:50] mean what's the difference between cons
[8:52] dragon and
[8:53] we'll work its I mean tribal much faster
[8:59] than counter-strike then it isn't true
[9:01] so these split decisions that you have
[9:04] to make this amount of the decisions the
[9:07] time you have to for the decisions are
[9:09] different with the amount of
[9:11] split-second choices and teamwork that
[9:13] csgo demands momentum in a match can
[9:16] swing from one round to the next and how
[9:18] you respond to these feelings in-game is
[9:20] key to determining your results not that
[9:23] uncertainty it's not the the frustration
[9:27] that is the problem it's what the
[9:30] frustration makes you do but doesn't
[9:33] make it that is so you gotta accept it
[9:37] that it's there so when you get this
[9:39] feeling of now I'm losing control now I
[9:42] get the feeling of tilting the first
[9:45] thing you have to do the first image
[9:47] it's all about technique it's a bit to
[9:49] register that you are going away from
[9:52] your game plan and since Lars and the
[9:54] astrologist affe implemented tilt
[9:56] management training for the players the
[9:58] team's overall performances and
[10:00] successes have been nothing short of
[10:02] staggering I mean the first time I met a
[10:05] stylist and we started this journey we
[10:07] went on a poker with our computers and
[10:10] we're sitting on an old warship and then
[10:12] we started defining the dream what is
[10:14] the do what is it will want to achieve
[10:15] and then we broke the dream into very
[10:18] specific very operational targets that
[10:21] we control ourselves we decide how much
[10:24] ever we want to put into this focal area
[10:27] and that gives you that your the feeling
[10:29] of your EIN control to ensure this sense
[10:31] of stability and control astrologist
[10:34] developed a three step program for
[10:35] managing in-game tilt first you need to
[10:38] register the feeling of being tilted and
[10:40] accepted the second step is then
[10:43] releasing it by recognizing that you're
[10:45] deviating from your intended game plan
[10:47] and finally refocusing getting back into
[10:50] what Lars calls the here and now what I
[10:52] have seen is that they are much more
[10:55] present the bad experiences the bad
[10:57] history that they have I mean that's
[10:59] been removed also this being able to
[11:01] have the cars to make decisions on the
[11:04] edge when zip X disappears it's
[11:06] clear he's up to no good they know he's
[11:07] on b-but where his own gun I think block
[11:09] the vision and now civics knows that
[11:10] they're working in one above all he's
[11:12] the lab it's the slaughter and that work
[11:20] has clearly paid dividends as astrology
[11:23] themselves from being CS goes notorious
[11:26] choke artist to the greatest team to
[11:29] ever play the game so the next time you
[11:31] feel the same familiar tug of tilt
[11:34] pulling you down remember to register it
[11:36] release it and then refocus if it worked
[11:39] for counter strikes Danish conquerors
[11:41] I'm sure it can work for you too I mean
[11:45] it worked for me I'm certifiably
[11:47] untellable these days doesn't bother me
[11:55] at all
[11:55] with the amount of split-second distance
[12:00] it's like like your bones are made of
[12:03] pretzels salty
[12:12] Sean pretzel are I know it's like
[12:19] everyone that makes smiles jokes
[12:20] loose kilometres in Canada so [ __ ] you
[12:30] God