I used 60Hz on VALVE INDEX... 

Yes agreed

People often find themselves getting angry over seemingly trivial matters, and this phenomenon can be attributed to a combination of psychological, emotional, and situational factors. First and foremost, one key reason for getting mad at little things is the accumulation of stress and frustration from other areas of life. When individuals are under significant pressure or facing challenges, they may have a lower tolerance for minor inconveniences or disruptions. This heightened sensitivity can cause small issues, such as a misplaced item or a minor mistake, to trigger an outsized emotional response. Secondly, expectations play a crucial role in how people react to situations. When individuals have high expectations of themselves or others, any deviation from these expectations, no matter how small, can lead to disappointment or irritation. For instance, a person who expects punctuality may become angry if someone is even a few minutes late, viewing it as a sign of disrespect or incompetence. Similarly, when things do not go as planned or as anticipated, frustration can arise, especially if the deviation disrupts a carefully structured routine or goal. Moreover, the human tendency towards cognitive biases can exacerbate feelings of anger over minor issues. Cognitive biases, such as the negativity bias or the confirmation bias, influence how individuals perceive and interpret events. This means that even neutral or mildly inconvenient situations can be perceived as more negative than they actually are, triggering an emotional reaction disproportionate to the actual event. For example, someone might interpret a simple disagreement as a personal attack due to a tendency to focus on negative aspects of a situation. Social and cultural factors also contribute to why people get mad at little things. In many societies, there are implicit or explicit norms regarding behavior, manners, and standards of conduct. When these norms are violated, even in minor ways, individuals may react with anger or irritation. This reaction serves not only to express displeasure but also to reinforce societal expectations and maintain social order. For instance, a person might get upset over someone cutting in line because it violates the perceived fairness and orderliness of the queue system. Additionally, individual personality traits and coping mechanisms can influence how people respond to minor frustrations. Some individuals may have a naturally lower tolerance for uncertainty or inconvenience, making them more prone to becoming upset over small disruptions. On the other hand, individuals who are generally more laid-back or have effective coping strategies may be able to shrug off minor annoyances without much emotional turmoil. In conclusion, while getting mad at little things may seem irrational or disproportionate, it is a common human experience shaped by a complex interplay of psychological, emotional, and social factors. Understanding these factors can help individuals manage their emotions more effectively and develop resilience in the face of minor setbacks. By recognizing the role of stress, expectations, biases, societal norms, and individual differences, people can work towards maintaining a healthier emotional balance and reducing unnecessary anger over trivial matters.

@@ZchVRlong AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH speech

I Red the whole thing ZchVR Edit:I dispelled your name to ZshVR😅

@@ZchVRI am not readin all that bro

💀😭

Just 2👍

@@ZchVRalr

@vorxi.x1 i think its a scarf

bro same

its the scarf. I went frame by frame and its not the correct shape for a plat

@@BluuIsBi yeah thats what i thought to

Same thing happened at 4:52 but why would he be using it in the ground

Ngl, I already watched it🤝

Thank you for watching! Hope you get well soon❤️

get well soon

@@ZchVR thx and also discord link in desc dosent work

@@luciolivesagain discord.gg/ePACQSwU

Yuuuuhhhhh

Yeah, and you joined❤

Wassssup

Fire🔥

Ur such sigma

HOLY SKIBIDI TOILET

@@ZchVR ik😁

@@Ellarie_Jade😱😱

@@ZchVR 😱😱

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On god

Fr

Idk im on quest2

Bro he is good wth you mean

@@Jayvrgtag1501 no he is right

No, anything below is

Not in public lobbies but you should just use 72 because if you are in 60 it gives a competitive advantage over quest players

I try to stream everyday Exept for the weekends.👍

Ok

Same

@@ZchVR but you made the video

Not true, nothing was said about there being a difference in the rule whether your on steam or not.

$1000

Should have mentioned that

Yeah well if you looked at comp rules non steam headsets are banned in official comp so if your on quest 2or3 steam it’s bannable because it ads predictions especially pico 4 it has the highest predictions out of every headset because it’s not even from the U.S And pico doesn’t even have a speed cap bro so yeah if your on no steam headsets you should be playing on stand-alone unlike me I have a rift s so I can play steam.

No

Fr, I did it on accident

Erm, is that you sigma🤨

Join the discord and we can talk👍

Cap

Not sure if anything has changed but I’m going off what I was told on the official gorilla tag discord but this was right after changing hz came back

In code fatrat42 right now

I’m not using long arms💀

no its anything under 45hz

Wassssup