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When did you realize that your parents were right that video games are genuinely stunting your social and moral development? The human mind is meant to seek out things to do when bored, even just ponder life at the very least. Video games are the ultimate engagement tool, however, because it rewards the same circuitry in your brain that makes you feel like you really accomplished something worthwhile when you didn't. I'd probably be a nobel prize winner if I spent all the time I spent playing vidya since I was 10 into actually cool interests.
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>>85434520
I never played video games too much growing up but I watched a lot of YouTube but they also never told me you that they weren't bad I was just kind of neglected when I wasn't being punished
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Can you failed normies please just go back to whatever subreddit you crawled out of and leave this place to genuine autists like us please
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>>85434520
I think it depends how you play video games. If you play story driven single player games against bots, it's not much different from watching TV all day. But I think if it's a competitive team game with networking, studying to improve and a real skill gap. Then it is beneficial, learning how to outperform other people is a skill that can be carried throughout life. Most people never learn what it takes to be in the top 1% of anything. If you can get good at one thing, you know the process and can do the same to get good at anything. A healthy mindset transfers to any field.
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>>85434520
videogames didn't stunt my development at all

learning Pokemon and Yugioh at a deep level fundamentally improved my critical thinking skills and ability to make decisions

my problem was I didn't take that aspect seriously enough throughout my life, and didn't aggressively apply what all I learned toward getting what I want in real life
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>>85436013
>Most people never learn what it takes to be in the top 1% of anything. If you can get good at one thing, you know the process and can do the same to get good at anything. A healthy mindset transfers to any field.
This pretty much. I've become the best or among the best in several games, but because our society discourages elitism, it took me a long time to use that to my advantage and justify a higher esteem of myself and thus a higher drive toward what all else I think I deserve in life.

If you can prove you aren't actually a complete loser in a game, it should dispell your illusions about being too much of a loser to have the life you actually want. What often gets stereotyped as your escape from reality can become the key to your fantasies.
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>>85435843
/r9k/ was never an autist board
nor was it ever about wallowing in your misery forever

it was about learning the way to escape the fate
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>>85436499
yu gi oh was so good back in the day. i remember me and my friends doing 2v2s. good times. Actually getting good at games is one of the only ways I was able to socialize back in the day. Like chad thought you were chill if you were good at cod
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actually it was my parents that stunted my social and moral development. with games i learned english by age six or seven and i tried to hang out with people online. when my parents intervened, i got sent to my room to where i could do nothing but just stare at the wall for hours, or they had me go get bullied and even sexually harassed by the older kids living there. now, i truly am stunted, and video games have become a self-destructive escape and addiction, but if had been left alone with them as a child, i could have developed into a more functional person than i did.
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>>85434520
It took until I was like 21 and by that point it was far, far too late so I just play video games more now.
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>>85434520
This picture is so funny dude lmao
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get one of these, it's the ultimate videogame. you get actually punished if you fuck up, kinda like in boxing
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>>85436570
you can still play 2010 Yugioh with hundreds of people online today
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>>85434520
video games improve hand - eye coordination
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>>85436539
you cannot escape your genetics
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>>85436539
my boy, just stop the coooooooooooooom
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>>85434520
you sound white and 12. That's only the multiplayer drivel you zooming little shits play. Old school JRPGS inspire growth, and creativity.

>>85435747
zoom zoom.


>>85436499
> Yugioh at a deep level fundamentally improved my critical thinking skills

this

>>85436539
the proto-zoomers (91-95) fucked it up back in 2010, it was generally a place for conversations too odd for normal forums. I usually just post shit here or ask questions that would get me banned on more civil sites.

>>85437362
shitty and dull.
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>>85437654
>zoom zoom zoomy zoomer zoomy zoom zoom
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>>85434520
>if only no vidya, I'd be king of the scientists

No, you wouldn't. You'd still be a loser just with different vices.

Enjoy what you can while you can because everything just shuts off one day and you return to the oblivion of non-existence.

If video games make you smile, enjoy them. If you're compulsively playing them to avoid reality, maybe make a change in your behavior and try to understand why you're so avoidant.
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>>85434520
Over 100 billion humans have been on this earth since the species began, almost all of them unremarkable.
Not saying its impossible you are capable of doing something that deserves a wikipedia page, just that the odds are not in your favor.
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Shut the fuck up lol.
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>>85434520
Nice psyop.
The truth is: You most likely didn't have what it takes to win a nobel prize
And for many people, Video Games stimulated mental development, allowing them to engage with topics they otherwise wouldn't have and social development? Enough people are stunted even without playing the slightest bit of games. Conversely, if you were a youngster today and tried to connect with your peers without knowledge of the currently played video games, you'd have one less thing to bond with them over.

If you at least made the argument about TikSlop and other sources of brainrot, you would have had a point, but you instead decided to resurrect a zombie debate like an absolute doofus



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