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TrAiDoS
Germany255 Posts
this is the 4th edition that focuses on health (specifically mental health) in gaming. We discuss mental health in the general population in comparison to players. [DISCLAIMER]: The article is written for my weekly newsletter, and published on my website. Enjoy the read. Have a great weekend. Christian  | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17844 Posts
PC Game playing is an inherently unhealthy activity. It is not as unhealthy as injecting heroin. But... it is unhealthy. It is about as unhealthy as drinking a can of Coca Cola soda pop. A PC player sits motionless staring into a flat 2D screen only centimetres away from their face. Its bad. If the player is sitting alone in their room then the negative health effects are even worse. It is much better to go to a PC Bang or a Video Game Arcade and play socially. People must do specific things to counter the negative health effects of video game playing. | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On July 07 2024 00:29 JimmyJRaynor wrote: A PC player sits motionless staring into a flat 2D screen only centimetres away from their face. Its bad. this can be said to any person spending hours at PC. Countless office-jobs do that too: IT-experts, CAD etc. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17844 Posts
On July 07 2024 01:34 Dingodile wrote: this can be said to any person spending hours at PC. Countless office-jobs do that too: IT-experts, CAD etc. And the exploding rates of myopia in countries with massive #s of 'tech jobs' reflect this. If you make software at least you have a finished product of which you can be proud. You made something. If you are in IT support/help desk it is a soul crushing job because you build nothing. PC Gaming is in the same ball park as this. You do not create a product. | ||
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