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Input: I’ll try to keep it brief. I’ve played video games my whole life, and playing them with friends is the best way I consider to experience them.

I’ve had a friend group since leaving HS of about 8 people, and we play Smash very frequently, which is probably my best game as I’ve sunk many hours into it.

To be realistic, no one in this group is at my skill level, and this results in maybe one game in a few hours going to one of my other friends while I’m playing.

During play, I try to push the wins off as either luck or downplay the win entirely. I don’t try to be cocky, and look towards what my friends do right when they play me instead of what they do wrong.

Recently, my friends have been getting more frustrated when playing me, making snide comments about why I’m allowed to play, and even an extreme situation of feeling unsafe at the anger one of my best friends in that group has shown when losing certain matchups.

I can understand that it’s frustrating to lose, but when I’ve tried to sandbag in the past, it either doesn’t work or I get called out for it. I’m getting really bitter about the situation that I might consider not playing smash with them when the time comes.

I’ve recently tried to think about it from their point of view, that maybe me downplaying my wins might make me look like I’m bragging. AITA?

being bitter that my friends are frustrated at me while playing Smash Bros