If there?ss one constant in playing fighting games online, it?s that there will always be those unwilling to lose with dignity. Whether it?s decrying an opponent who only jumped and used fireballs, losing to someone who hit you with the same set-up over and over, or even?gasp?the horror of losing to a skilled player, there will always be online players more than willing to cut and run than admit they lost fair and square. Popular anime fighter Dragon Ball FighterZ has had it worse than most games, with rage quitting becoming a rampant, almost unavoidable problem. Until today. It appears Bandai Namco has finally dropped the hammer. Dragon Ball FighterZ rage quitters will now suffer some pretty extreme, but needed penalties. Hope you have good internet and don?t get accidentally disconnected.
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