Routine to stabilize mental health

Hunting Shop Jones

I thought I could become a mass murderer with the best level of finish in my history, but I’m called an amateur.

Even though I’m in Platinum rank, there’s also a version of me when I get matched with Masters rank.

No way, don’t mess with me…! But there’s no choice but to do it!

Dad will do it better.

The opponent you can’t defeat will take the lead.

What the heck is this world of first hunting…! It’s just too much fun, hey!

Hisoka and Tonpa have already become terms, haven’t they?

I want to at least reach a level of skill where I can say that no one else would have noticed it but me.

Practicing solo carefully before going will make you like Jones.

>>16

Your effort was like the Amori brothers, huh? Haha.

Often, I become a Gensuru before getting hit with the first punch.

Honda’s spinning throw is too wicked.

A few minutes later, you become the person who gets devoured by indoor fish.

Mute the chat.

This is what happens to an opponent who spams emotes.

I didn’t intend to commit genocide, but…

The difference in rank was more substantial than I expected.

Tonpa is usually understood.

Heavy Snow Warning for Kata

It’s cheap… just one rank.

When you make a comeback against a troll, you end up feeling like Ramott just before being killed by Killua.

When I challenge ranked matches after watching a video, I feel like I become someone with an infinite four-sword style.

Pokémon battles are amazing!

Without information, I’m truly at a loss.

>>32

When I returned in the past, I was surrounded by Death Lucky, Mischievous Spirit Mamo-Miga, Stero Akubi, Gassa, and Dooburu.

It all started with the determination to annihilate them one by one.

Halfway through, my heart becomes like Jerid Mesa.

When my Jibakoil got blown to smithereens by Gyarados’s Earthquake, it was just too much fun, right?!

That’s me when I’m playing in low rank in War Thunder.

If you act out too much, you’ll end up matching with someone like Killua.

I want to adopt this stance.

It’s nonsense to intend to lose before even fighting when you want to win.

When I say that my heart hasn’t become numb after continuing to choose and finally defeating, it would be a lie.

Immediately after doing theoretical study through videos and practicing movements with the tremo, it’s generally the mindset shown in the screenshot.

I can’t end up losing all the time.

It’s impossible to go any further…!! (Top tier)

The moment the match is decided, it feels like my heart has been ripped out, just like the image in the thread.

When there is a two-rank difference in Shogi Wars, I clearly feel a difference in skill and become dispirited.

Three consecutive losses after being promoted to MD really hit hard.

Tch… You pathetic loser who came to ranked matches with half-hearted determination…!

Unable to do anything on their own, yet they talk tough like they’re fully grown, those maggots…!

This is a battle that grips the heart, not the body! While thinking that, I’m using the same technique to take them down.

For me, this situation where my rank keeps falling is

It’s as peaceful as a coffee break in the afternoon…

Cutting House Jones

19 people killed, Majitani @ Phantom Troupe (real)

I can’t trust my random teammates.

I haven’t raised my rank at all in MD because I want to be able to easily complete the daily tasks at any time.

Meeting someone like Hisoka who shares the same thought often leads to wanting to continue until death in environments with each other.

In a game where leaving midway is not allowed, the losing side really suffers when the match is long.

Shall we hunt soon…? ♠

That’s unfair, damn it!

Why is it always that character!

The moment I won against an opponent who had been doing whatever they wanted, I felt like Netero unleashing Zero Type.

I have experience with this game.

Tear apart the flesh of the weak and quickly ascend…

…Oh no, I’m not winning at all.

It seemed like the judge’s face said, “You’re going to correct that twisted nature in prison!”

Gandash Rising Dragon On! Attack Killua!

When I was grinding hard and practicing for MOBA, easily surpassing a win rate of 70%, it was like this.

As I level up…

The speed of my teammates’ actions and kills is so fast that I often want to complain.

Me when I’m playing LoL.

You should not play ranked matches.

Because I can’t win at the most important time.

I won’t recommend a free match either.

Because I can’t win even once out of three times.

>>67

Play Tremolo.

There is something I must tell everyone here.

I am “first hunting.”

>>69

I caught a Smurf.

Learning

That is the current weapon (slashing).

Kukuku, huhuhu, hahaha.

Using a strong character and spamming a powerful move… I think that’s pretty easy~

Leave! (Connection lost)

I had completely forgotten about that earnestness…!

Should I train from scratch once more…?

…Heh heh heh, speaking of which, I haven’t practiced the basics in years…

My rank is enough from Platinum 5 to Diamond 2…! (I mean, this is the limit)

It’s become a habit.

Performing small tricks as I get up.

Killua is great, right? He refers to it as a high standard because he has a lineup of high-performance techniques…

I was feeling like the image in the thread after matching with someone of a lower rank.

Beaten up badly.

In DCG, I’m using a deck that includes hobby cards for the thread image.

After losing consecutively, I’ll use a tournament-winning copy deck to win consecutively and then go to sleep.

The lower-ranked person is weak just by their movements.

If you lose, you’ll end up like Yuppie.

Who’s so bad that they’re being taken hostage?

1. Family

②Friend

When I play ranked matches in card games, I do it with the mindset of denying everything about you.

I’m strong…!

Please go easy on me, Captain! Right now!

>>85

By the way, it is said that Judas sold victory for 322 silver coins.

Is there really someone among us who can be satisfied with that?

“Don’t get rough…”

I lost due to a reverse pick.

That’s all there is to it…

I can’t fight with a 100% winning mentality.

Approach it with the determination to win about 40%.

It’s the third time.

It’s the fourth time.

It’s the fifth time.

>>89

Learn.

>>90

Those who are troubled or lacking in confidence seek psychological stability.

Shall I make the same move as before or try to regain my confidence and go all out…?

>>89

It’s me when I’m doing judo.

I think if you have normal comprehension skills, classroom learning is unnecessary, right?

Why don’t you use environmental characters?

>>92

I wonder why.

Isn’t it because you feel like you lost?

Me when I go back and forth in ranks and return to a lower rank.