Okay, look. I am perfectly aware that the problem is one of mindset, and I've never said anything else. I easily get frustrated, that's just how it is. It used to be like that even when I enjoyed dominion, but good moments totally made up for it.Now, if I play dominion, it is nothing but frustration. I'm frustrated by terminal collision, I'm frustrated by first player advantage, I'm frustrated by my opponent taking a long time to think, I'm extremely frustrated by comebacks, I'm frustrated by hitting 7$, and so on and so forth.Frustration causes me to be unable to track stuff properly, which is always the first sign for bad play on my part. If I'm in a good mindset, I will usually know what the VP difference is, how many villages/terminals I have, and some specific things about the game, like how many junk cards I have left. If I lose track of that stuff, I already failed and playing my best game, and it instantly causes me to make hasty decisions. I am powerless against this effect, even if I see it coming.The reason for this is that I now play another game. And because I play that game so much and like almost every aspect about it, I also think about it constantly. Playing dominion just feels silly and like a distraction and a waste of time, and I even catch myself thinking about aspects of Prismata as though they were part of dominion before I realize what I'm doing.Obviously, all of these are personal issues and not related to the game itself, which I still respect as being very good, but it doesn't matter. This is not something I can overcome, I did try my best in the last two tournament games that I played, and I made a big effort to stay nice and not let any of my frustration show. It's fine that you ask about this, but I think you could have phrased it as a question rather than as "I think you're wrong about this, here is why", when you really don't know me anywhere near as good as I do. But whatever. At least you weren't being rude about it.