History Main / RageQuit

* WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd sometimes deals with rage-quitting, especially in games like ''Dick Tracy'' or ''VideoGame/SilverSurfer1990''.

** In their ''VideoGame/SuperMarioStrikers'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt-BpvYIGQw video]], Nick forfeits the second match due to the goalie not taking the ball when it was right next to them, leading to Brent and Sophist getting ''5'' points to Nick and Vernias' ''0''.
** In "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2cg5xP6qCE We uncovered a BROKEN Mario Party loophole...]]", [[spoiler:Sophist and Vernias forfeit on the final turn as a result of them constantly missing the Star Space, Nick and Brent repeatedly stealing their Stars due to Lakitu's Event Space not moving after being landed on, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and the fact that they only received 3 coins from the Capsule Machine]], leading to the other team ending with ''5'' Stars to their ''0''.]]

* WebVideo/DashieXP on his gaming channel; LetsPlay/DashieGames. Mostly for his Mario Maker videos. If he dies too much, can't figure out how to do a level, or it's too hard for him ([[AccidentalInnuendo pause]]) he will scream, "NEXT!!!" Here's a compilation for your [[https://youtu.be/kV_sq8fIPmk pleasure]].

* LetsPlay/PartyCrashers:

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** In their 2-vs-2 session on ''VideoGame/SuperMarioParty''[='=]s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2cg5xP6qCE Tantalizing Tower Toys]], [[spoiler:Sophist and Vernias forfeit on the final turn as a result of them constantly missing the Star Space, Nick and Brent repeatedly stealing their Stars due to Lakitu's Event Space not moving after being landed on, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and only getting 3 coins from the Capsule Machine]], leading to the other team ending with ''5'' Stars to their ''0''.]]

** During their 2-vs-2 session on ''VideoGame/SuperMarioParty''[='=]s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2cg5xP6qCE Tantalizing Tower Toys]], [[spoiler:Sophist and Vernias forfeit on the final turn as a result of them constantly missing the Star Space, Nick and Brent repeatedly stealing their Stars due to Lakitu's Event Space not moving after being landed on, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and only getting 3 coins from the Capsule Machine]], leading to the other team ending with ''5'' Stars to their ''0''.]]

** During their ''VideoGame/SuperMarioStrikers'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt-BpvYIGQw video]], Nick forfeits the second match due to the goalie not taking the ball when it was right next to them, leading to Brent and Sophist getting ''5'' points to Nick and Vernias' ''0''.

** During their ''Super Mario Strikers'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt-BpvYIGQw video]], Nick forfeits the second match due to the goalie not taking the ball when it was right next to them, leading to Brent and Sophist getting ''5'' points to Nick and Vernias' ''0''.
** During their 2-vs-2 session on ''Super Mario Party''[='=]s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2cg5xP6qCE Tantalizing Tower Toys]], [[spoiler:Sophist and Vernias forfeit on the final turn as a result of them constantly missing the Star Space, Nick and Brent repeatedly stealing their Stars due to Lakitu's Event Space not moving after being landed on, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and only getting 3 coins from the Capsule Machine]], leading to the other team ending with ''5'' Stars to their ''0''.]]

* Seto Kaiba's very first card game match against Yugi in ''[[Anime/YuGiOhFirstAnimeSeries Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' "Season Zero" has Kaiba on the ropes. Kaiba then plays "Goblin," which apparently forces the match to end with no declared winner. Somehow, the table gets destroyed in the process. Yugi (the Pharaoh, actually), doesn't seem bothered by it, as it was his first time playing. It's different in the manga, where Kaiba cheats instead, but his plan failed and he gets punished by Yami Yugi after losing the duel.

* Any {{heel}} not booked as a "[[TheBrute monster heel]]" will almost certainly have done it at some point in their career, ESPECIALLY if they hold a title belt[[note]]Traditionally in pro wrestling a title can change hands only on a pin or submission, known as the "Champion's advantage" in the modern era[[/note]]. Whether it's a blatant [[GroinAttack kick to the opponent's groin]], hitting the referee, or even just going [[UnstoppableRage berserk]] on their opponent (and ignoring the referee's request to back off), they will have done something to get themselves disqualified. At its most basic? Walking back up the ramp so that the referee counts them out. As long as you're still the champion, who cares about a non-pinfall/submission loss? This is why No DQ/Falls Count Anywhere matches were created to begin with.

* ''LetsPlay/PartyCrashers'':

* LetsPlay/{{Shinryuu82}} has quit two playthroughs midway due to this:
** He quit ''Mega Man Eons of Dreams 2'' after experiencing frustration with the PlatformHell Metal Man stage.
** His run of the fangame ''Mega Man DOS Remake'' ended after discovering to his horror that passwords do not record Wave Man's defeat (who was reduced to an OptionalBoss in the remake, only unlockable by collecting the W A V E letters), and that the 8 fortress stages have the same design choice of simply filling each screen with tons of enemies.

* In ''Anime/BenTo'', Sen [[ReiAyanamiExpy of all people]] does this after just about everyone beats her at ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter 2''. Rather than simply pulling the plug, however, she throws Satou's beloved [[UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast Dreamcast]] out the window.

* In ''Series/{{Outnumbered}}'', Pete is playing ''VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames'' on the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} with the kids. When his sister-in-law Angela arrives, he uses the distraction to cheat with a head start. Despite this, he still trails behind, and then suddenly turns the console off saying, "We'd better stop now, your auntie's here".

** During the reviews for the UsefulNotes/SegaCD games ''Make My Video'', he reaches the Kriss Kross one and comes upon a cut scene where the DJ mocks his video (y'know one of those, "try again" things). Spoony instantly ejects the game, throws the CD to the ground, and, to the tune ''Jump'', starts stomping on it.

-->"At least one of our xenogeologists quit in a rage when research started on this region. Instead of having conventional polar ice caps, and in violation of all physical laws we know of, the continental plates of Hoxxes rest on top of a planetwide permafrost layer several miles deep. As always, DRG recommends a "don't ask" approach when dealing with the peculiarities of Hoxxes' makeup."