If you play competitive games a lot, using cheats is the best way to reduce cortisol.

[Bloo1726]

I remember when I was around 12 or 13 I used to play CS:GO a lot, except i had a shitty fujitsu laptop so i kept dying a lot which ultimately lead to a lot of cortisol spikes and a broken trackpad.
Eventually, I started using cheats. It dipped my FPS down from 45 to like 30 or something, but now I was able to get way more kills which basically killed off all the cortisol spikes due to rage. Also saved my laptop from being slaughtered (It still did a year later but not raging extended that lifespan)

 

[BigBallsLarry]

Yes, this is why all people that are shit at games cheat instead of learning to be better.

 

[cristaking8]

I remember when I was around 12 or 13 I used to play CS:GO a lot, except i had a shitty fujitsu laptop so i kept dying a lot which ultimately lead to a lot of cortisol spikes and a broken trackpad.
Eventually, I started using cheats. It dipped my FPS down from 45 to like 30 or something, but now I was able to get way more kills which basically killed off all the cortisol spikes due to rage. Also saved my laptop from being slaughtered (It still did a year later but not raging extended that lifespan)

wtf is the point of cheating there’s no fun in just killing everybody easily

 

[Bloo1726]

Even simple stuff like charms help, it doesn't have to be full-on rage cheats like spinbot and anything in that category,