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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6581354, member: 487083"]
Tilt is a state of psychological anger: defeat due to failure is perceived as an injustice, which forces the player to use aggressive strategies for the sake of revenge (in order to achieve justice), which ultimately ends in self-disappointment and concentration on lost resources. Underestimating or overestimating the opponent most often leads to injury. Instead, it will be more effective to focus on the game situation and the "materiel" of the game itself. If thoughts about the opponent get into our heads, this is a clear sign of tilt and that we are less focused on the game and on our actions.Tilt begins at the moment when we rest our foreheads on an idea that we do not want to accept for some personal reason. At the same time, we tend to ignore the fact that other players do not do this and their results are often much better than ours.In my case, psychology helped. Life is what it is - everything else is our perception and reaction. Everything that is not forbidden is allowed. There is not a single cool player who has supernatural abilities in the form of a faster ping from eyes to brain or an odometer built into his hand. These are the same people as everyone else. They, too, make mistakes and are prone to tilt. The difference is only in the ratio of useful actions to useless ones and in the speed with which they learn from their mistakes.
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