Only in the bedroom.

You kidding me lol I say no that way no do this no no wrong go back rrrrrrrrr. lol I can't sit back and watch like that unless I hated them than I sit back and say in my head haha you fucked up

I have lol, I was planning to record noobs doing stealth heists and fail on higher difficulties in Payday 2. It hurts to see them fail over and over and then suddenly the host rage quits

That's how I feel watching my colleagues use a computer.. Like when you can see they're about to screw up but you don't want to seem bossy

@leincredibleme lmao
To answer the question..yes, I feel like this all the time with my son. He's so awful at certain games and half the time I want to grab the controller and show him how its done but at the same time he's trying so hard and I don't want to crush his spirit

Me when my sister plays Maria kart

*Mario Kart

Yeah. My cousins got stuff for Guitar Hero, and i can play up to about medium at the extent of my skill with that game, but for the first couple of weeks my siblings all tried to go to expert right at the start. It was pretty funny, having me play medium or easy on one instrument, and just watch them fail right out the door on some songs. They got a lot better, but it was hilarious watching them tell themselves they could do it over and over when they had failed 20 times instantly.

This is me when I play Rainbow 6: Siege. Granted I've only played for a few hours. I have gotten some really professional round-ending kills before though.

I get like that sometimes, depending on the game. Most video games I don't mind just watching and letting them figure it out themselves, eventually they do tend to improve. If it's something irl like Hockey, then I have to step in and coach them a little. I try not to seem too bossy or come off as condescending