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A gamer in China who lost a League of Legendsmatch was so mad with his teammates, he smashed his head through his computer monitor.

That's right, through.

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The gamer was playing at an internet cafe in the city of Lanzhou.

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Needless to say, he received head injuries -- and the screen was also left with a pretty sizeable hole.

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According to the Lanzhou Morning News, the shop owner confirmed that the event occured last Thursday.

The images have gone viral on Chinese social media site Weibo -- where some netizens weren't exactly sympathetic.

"Wow what material is his head made of? Steel?" one asked.

But it's this user that really says what we're all thinking:

"Is this really necessary? It's just a game."

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