POLL: Do you yell out loud while playing video games?

Yes, but most of the time I'm saying things like.

"Oh that was awesome!"

No, I just cry a lot.

Occasionally out of frustration by myself, always with others.

No. I punch things sometimes, though.

Mostly I just mutter to myself. I think I probably say "that was horseshit" under my breath more than I say "hello"

When people are around I do. Alone, almost never

Somtimes, usually when I am trying to finish a sequeince/act/annoying gaming sequence and I just say "oh god damn it"

It actually depends on how much I've had to drink. I played some wasted Batman a few weeks ago and was shouting a lot. More often than not I need to have someone with me and we both shout, but on my own I generally don't make too much noise.

Only when playing shooters that aren't Timesplitters, I suck at them and die from psychic bullets across the level.

I say stuff along the lines of 'Fuck off' and 'Oh, that was fucking bullshit'.

Only in reaction to something totally stupid. For example, Rondo droppin' a random 3 on my head in 2k12. Some things just aren't meant to happen, y'know?

I don't yell but beat the shit out of my couch sometimes.

Yes and if I'm repeatedly dying at a certain part or whatever then I may even go crazy and make up curse words and beat the shit out of the couch.

Never too loud but if something is sweet or a major bummer I will react out loud.

Some mutterings along the lines of "what the fuck," I usually turn off the console before I get too a point where shouting seems like a reasonable thing to do.

No, but I usually swear profusely under my breath when I die in Skyrim or Battlefield 3, or Gears 3.

@Dany said:

Somtimes, usually when I am trying to finish a sequeince/act/annoying gaming sequence and I just say "oh god damn it"

@TaliciaDragonsong said:

Only when playing shooters that aren't Timesplitters, I suck at them and die from psychic bullets across the level.

These as well.

Still, I never get to the point of actually hitting anything/yelling.

I feel juvenile afterwards on the rare occasions it does happen.

Which makes me feel like a moron.

I don't like feeling like a moron.

Thus, I try not to do it.

I yelled a deep, loud och triumphant YES!!!! (and called on my girlfriend) when I beat the final boss i Skyward Sword this weekend.

Yes I do, mostly it's me cussing at the tv screen or moniter (childish I know).

No I don't really, I stay pretty quiet while playing though unless I'm getting destroyed then I might start swearing. And when playing Skyrim I'm tempted to yell FUS RO DAH!

Constantly. Well, maybe not constantly, but a lot. And it almost always involves swearing, even if I'm not mad. My wife makes fun of me for it. The new Assassin's Creed has had me pretty vocal: "Yeah, that's right, motherfucker, what now? Fuckin'... STABBED." I'm a pretty laid back dude, but I do enjoy trash talking virtual people when I murder them.

I usually just extend my middle finger at the screen while mentally yelling nonsensical obscenities like "Blow your ass out of your ass, you son of a flying fuck potato!"

No idea why.

There are only two times i yell out loud. 
1) When i play any competitive multiplayer game and i loose due to my team or my own stupid mistake. 
2) When I'm really annoyed. 
Doesn't happen often, but when it does, it's bad.

Yes quite often actually.

I am a very vocal and exclamatory person when I play videogames. So, yes.

If I'm by myself I don't even talk, let alone yell.

Nope.
 
But I do commentate while I play Fifa..

It's more grunt than yell, really.

@face15 said:

I say stuff along the lines of 'Fuck off' and 'Oh, that was fucking bullshit'.

These are more or less the only two things I said when playing through Uncharted 3.

...and basically any game ever.

I don't even know why I play games.

I usually don't, but I've found myself yelling at Lydia a lot.

yes but only when people aren't around.

I will sometimes if something awesome happens just be like "OH SHIT THAT WAS AWESOME" but I don't really yell it. When I get really mad while playing I generally just mumble profanities and if it gets real bad I may punch my computer desk, but it takes a lot to get that to happen.

Generally in frustration I yell at my MW3 or BF3 teammates for being horrible. No team should have a member that goes +20 in TDM and still lose by 20. The complete lack of skill matching in MW3 is insanely frustrating. Playing with guys who are far worse than you, yet having teammates far worse than them is one of the worst gaming experiences available.

I mumble stuff or say "What the fu-!" (I never put the ck at the end for some reason :P) or "WHAT?!" or "What the hell was that?!"

I've developed a vocal habit lately and Fear 2 hasn't brought out the best in me. It's fustrating because some of the production values in that game are so great, but the are meeting engagements with the enemy where they suddenly fall in luv with one shot kills(against me) and in several that also starts you off in a coffin corner of sorts to boot. Even with slo-mo it was a bit of a pain. I'm not even going to do the infamous boss battle.....

So yes I'm going to have to start curbing my voice.

Only when I'm alone or with close friends, and even then it's kind of rare unless I'm already having an off day.

Fighting games mainly, I'm always shouting "Kill him! Punch him, do the shoryouken!" type of thing.

Also when I get killed by something crazy in games.

Unfortunately yes. Not in triumph, only in frustration. It's an issue.

Not that much.

I usually only yell when I'm killed by snipers with 900 ping in TF2. Which is usually succeeded by me taking a break.

Lately, Skyrim has lead to me vocalizing how awesome something is. IE: Bandits disappearing into the sky Team Rocket style when fighting a giant.

I do, but its mostly angry Norwegian cursing.

the people who said yes must be liars right? right? please tell me you people aren't sitting in your houses yelling at your consoles please I just can't deal with a world like that.

@SadPatrol said:

When people are around I do. Alone, almost never

I'm the opposite. I talk and comment like Greg Kasivan (sp?) when I'm playing by myself but I'm pretty quiet when there are others around. Not silent, but the most I get is emotional outbursts of anger or joy.

Always.