Aggression and irritability
When the team has leaked the match again and there is no strength to restrain yourself, you rush at everyone in a row, shout into the microphone — this is definitely a tilt. Aggressive attacks on teammates or even random players are the same. There are other reasons: suddenly little things that you hadn't noticed before start to piss you off. Did a colleague say something wrong? Is the coffee too cold? Did the report print out on two sheets instead of one? That's it, your nerves are on edge — you're teetering.

Loss of concentration
Whether you're a gamer or not, you don't control yourself in tilt and you're in a state where every loss and failure puts you under even more stress. It works like a snowball. You seem to be playing, but everything falls out of your hands: you constantly miss, make wrong decisions and get into stupid situations. My thoughts are racing, and it's getting harder to focus on what you're doing.

Blaming everyone around
"You're all noobs, if it wasn't for you, I would have dragged you in!" Fear, anger, resentment — everything intertwined, and the psyche began to look for someone to blame. This, of course, is someone or something else: the situation itself, party members, colleagues, neighbors in the stairwell, a friend who turned up at the wrong time, slow Internet, slow printer…

Impulsive actions
In a tilt attack, you do things that you will regret later. The ability to make rational decisions goes away under the onslaught of the coming stress. In this state, it is very easy to talk too much, lose previously accumulated advantages, and show yourself not at your best. Almost everything that seems like an attempt to rehabilitate itself is doomed to failure: in the game, you start to climb up on enemies without a plan, ignore important tasks, and merge out of the blue. As a result, the situation gets even worse.

Physical manifestations
What is tilt in life? Your palms are sweating, your heartbeat is racing, your hands are shaking: already at the level of physiology