In a PvP video game where you face another player directly implies an emotional state and sometimes excessive tension. In one like Clash Royale it involves the piques, the defeat or the possible victory, and, as in so many other games, it gets many players to go from playing a game for the foolishness that you may end up defeated. Not everyone knows how to cope very well with losing a game and the clearest example is the existence in MMOs of PvE zones (against computer-controlled enemies) and PvP zones.
In Clash Royale, where PvP is the central axis of the game, we have reactions such as emoticons that we can launch to show our liking or our anger. What happens that there are many players who They use them to bite more on the contrary or to throw them randomly and thus interrupt their concentration. From their official blog, the development team has mentioned that, although the option to mute or remove reactions is one of the most requested changes, they will still be present in the game.
The excuse for not putting this option on the part of Clash Royale is that so we will not forget be playing with someone else. A bit silly to say this when we play a game quickly we know that there is a human component in those decisions that are made, like those times when it happens that neither one nor the other is able to throw the first card to the table until a minute can pass one finally dares.
As I said at the beginning, in a video game that is based on PvP (it was updated not long ago), this aspect of communication should be taken care of, which ultimately serves more to sting the opponent than to be polite or solemn with all the best. The problem comes when you meet someone who does not stop sending them and uses them in strange ways.
It would be recommended that Supercell will look at that option, PvP games can attract a lot but they can turn into the opposite when the player encounters losses and does not know how to handle them emotionally and therefore ends up angry.
