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Title: Recognising the onset of tilt Post by: Swordpoker on May 06, 2006, 06:25:36 AM I have made a discovery today of how to notice when I am going on tilt.
When my mouse smashes into pieces having just hit my monitor, having received a few bad beats on the trot, it is a sure sign to me that tilt is setting in. There is also a built-in safety scheme to this action. With a broken mouse it is very difficult to continue playing - and it is only when my hands stop shaking (and therefore the frustration of tilt has disappeared) that it is possible to put the mouse back together and continue playing. Does anyone else have any handy strategies for dealing with tilt? Title: Re: Recognising the onset of tilt Post by: bundle on May 06, 2006, 06:35:33 AM Yes I find that a good hard punch to the monitor works wonders too, if you connect right you should break at least one knuckle, making it too painful to continue using your mouse, thus saving you money..
Hope this is of help Title: Re: Recognising the onset of tilt Post by: M3boy on May 06, 2006, 08:59:52 AM In truth, I think we all recognise the signs of Tilt, its stopping it thats the hard bit!
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