The opposite is true for my wife, she'll actively avoid competitive game modes because she feels she's so bad at games. This means that when I began playing League of Legends and felt even mildly good enough at the game, I jumped into Ranked. I'm an overachiever, I'll try to get the best I can at everything I can. It isn't only in fighting games that this has plagued my existence. I love fighting games I love being able to fight someone 1v1, especially when that fighting game has interesting characters that I love like the Smash Bros. franchise, Injustice, or, you guessed it, NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja Storm. And this has grown to be a plague upon my being because I can no longer play those games with my wife.Īgain, she isn't a bad loser, but losing 10–20 rounds in a row while playing her best character and me playing everything to actively find my worst and have a fair match isn't fun-this meant I could no longer play my favourites because I'd just automatically win.
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And despite her knowing how to play the character more than I could with any single one of the random ones I selected, I won most rounds. I would change from Gai-Sensei to Rock Lee, to Tobi or anything. Here's the scene: She plays Neji a lot because back then she found him cool, and here I was playing. However, as we grew and I began getting better and better, the gap widened-I even remember the exact game we swore off playing fighting games: NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2. When we were children and playing games together, it was more of an equal fight. Whenever a game merely sparks my interest because of its style, I actually have to sit down and think "How much better than my wife will I be at this PvP game?"
It's not that my wife is bad at losing-she's gotten way better and I have been bruised way less nowadays!-it's that she can't win, and I wish I was kidding. This just means that I get to spend all of the time in the world with my wife doing what I love most-two birds, one stone and all of that.
You see, loving to play games together, or backseat gaming for one another isn't a bad thing at all. Every time we find a game that looks interesting, we'll ferociously dart down to the Steam tags like foolish children in Christmas to see if maybe, just maybe, this one has co-op. More than backseat gaming for each other, we love being able to play together. And it's not that my likes don't range into relaxing farming games, having spent 76 hours on Littlewood.
I'm fine sitting through playthroughs of Stardew Valley-I love watching people play games. well, she's always been more about the simple things in life, with 142 hours in Stardew Valley-it's easy to see the difference. I've played 100 and 200 hours in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Dark Souls III respectively. You wouldn't think that being better than my wife at gaming would cause any form of disparity, yet here I am, and here you are, and there she is writing the opposing end of this article.Īnyone can tell you that I am relentless in my gaming. Articles // 25th Nov 2021 - 22 days ago // By Artura Dawn How It Feels To Be Better At Gaming Than My Wife
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