Hello, I'm here to inform the general public of some basic techniques to get the most out of gaming, attitude towards situations means the world. I'll start by reading your mind and answering with ways to avoid these circumstances. You: get angry whilst playing with people that aren't as technically well-off as yourself; enjoy winning; don't enjoy losing; blame others for a loss; claim your self as the sole reason behind a victory; don't want to risk having players on your team that aren't fully aware of the techniques involved needed for victory and get enraged when this situation comes to the foreground; and finally, you enjoy laughing. To combat these behaviors one can simply rearrange the way they view these situations (over time, mind-you, this isn't a overnight process.) Start finding the parts of the game that you excel at, and stick to that in these stressful situations, instead of feeling like you need to take control of everyone's gameplay, for you can't change someone they must first change them self. If you're having a particularly stressful time completing a raid section/nightfall with a specific team. Drop the team, find new players, this un-cohesion is more a result of your playing styles not mixing as opposed to the simple idea that you are better than them. If you get enraged by losses, don't play the Crucible. There's no strategy to the Crucible, it's incredibly unbalanced. Use it for bounties solely, for it's predictable and requires little technique which leads to lopsided teams. If you don't find yourself enjoying the game, take a break, chances are your mind's been filled with infinite input from the games mechanics/visuals that you become more irritable and more likely to make mistakes due to this instability. If you don't enjoy raiding with people that don't know what they're doing, join a raiding clan/group. LFG is littered with those seeking the easiest route/ a carry and don't necessarily have the skills to make the game pass in a normal fashion. Okay now for the good stuff. How to have more 'fun'. Playing with people you enjoyed in the past will most likely lead to a better experience, if you particularly liked the gameplay of one of your previous teammates add them and strike up a conversation, become friends you might have common opinions. Don't focus on the win or even the score of your teammates. Focus on what you can do to better your gameplay. Improving yourself will always make you happier than trying to improve others. Don't grind. You won't have more fun with better gear and you definitely won't have more skill. Play the game it was intended, don't cheese, you'll feel a bigger sense of accomplishment when the majority of randoms you play with rely on these easy-out methods and you can simply say "nah, I can hold my own." That's all I have for now, just noticed this community is far too negative for the teamwork that it requires to complete tasks and a little positivity will go a long way.