Rage Quitting a Ranked Match
You left the match mid-round because you were tilted. Rage quitting is a gaming fail where the aura damage extends past the match into the penalty system. Six thousand points lost because the quit triggers a cooldown, a rank penalty, and a reputation flag that matchmakers use to pair you with other quitters, which is a bracket that drains aura faster than any losing streak. The deeper fail signal is that you let a moment of frustration override your long term rank goals, which is a self control failure that gaming punishes more harshly than losing. The recovery is to never quit mid match again, because the penalty system tracks patterns, and patterns of quitting compound into longer bans that keep you out of the brackets where aura is earned. The aura lesson is that losing with composure is worth more than winning with rage, because composure keeps you in the match, and the match is where the rank is, and the rank is the only number the lobby respects. The players who climb… Rage Quitting a Ranked Match is a gaming event in the major tier, worth -6,000 aura points. Compare it with Beating Your Friend 10-0 in a Fighting Game and A Video You Posted Brought Real Followers, or browse the full aura events index to see where it ranks.