EPTOn February 12 2009 09:11 minus_human wrote:
And I also found TL through SC
And I also found TL through SC
Yes, I must admit this is a big finding for me as well. <3 TL!!!
[Q] ¿How the videogames have helped you in life? - Page 2
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Night[Mare
Mexico4793 Posts
Yes, I must admit this is a big finding for me as well. <3 TL!!! | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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seems obvious but most people tend to take it for granted. | ||
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TS-Rupbar
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minus_human
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On February 12 2009 09:18 travis wrote: they gave me a very tangible example of "practice = improve" seems obvious but most people tend to take it for granted. yeah that was exactly my point Games in general, and especially video-games also stimulate creativity by a fuckton | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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emperorchampion
Canada9496 Posts
So how have games effected my life? Well there is relaxation, and the part where it keeps me away from other forms of entertainment (drugs, vandalism, ect.). What else can I say, I know that most of the previous generation frowns on gaming, but they are just so much fun. | ||
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MoeMoeKyun
United States215 Posts
 Oh and what do you mean attracts? Is it abnormal for a 15 year person to play SC? | ||
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Racenilatr
United States2756 Posts
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minus_human
4784 Posts
On February 12 2009 09:39 SCC-AlwaysGG wrote: Hey minus_human isn't your iccup id niifantasy? If it is you just owned me in a TvT like 2 days ago Oh and what do you mean attracts? Is it abnormal for a 15 year person to play SC? Yeah it was me Can I ask you a question though does your name have anything to do with NeverGG, the photographer? She's the girl posting tons of quality progamer photos all over the place | ||
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pooper-scooper
United States3108 Posts
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SChasu
United States1505 Posts
On February 12 2009 08:26 Pokebunny wrote: I'm 13 and my dad used to play, I've known/screwed around in game since I was 4 (when my dad played.) heh. i liked the game from like ages 10-12 and started playing it heavily from 13-15. i quit playing pretty much when i was 16 | ||
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
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Manifesto7
Osaka27156 Posts
On February 12 2009 10:34 meegrean wrote: Starcraft provides me an opportunity to socialize with other online people from around the world (through teamliquid, servers, etc). I really think pushing the social aspect is important. Cultural understanding, language skills, connections aronud the world... these are tangible benifits that are more easily understood and more highly valued than things like reflexs or multitasking. | ||
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eatmyshorts5
United States1530 Posts
On February 12 2009 07:55 Retsukage wrote: How do 15 year olds start playing sc, this really confuses me, I mean at least here in the states what attracts them to it. Um i got interested in Starcraft about a year ago believe it or not. And at what a good time to get interested. | ||
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
We got rid of our television service because games are more interactive between a couple than just sitting on the same couch watching TV and not even talking to eachother. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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zizou21
United States3683 Posts
 and by video games I mean broodwar, counter-strike, and dota rest is garbage o_O | ||
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Agro_Z
United States138 Posts
CoD4 has definitely helped me deal with stress and frustration (I still can't get the airborne challenge >_< CoD5 on the other hand, Nazi Zombies specifically, has helped me work better w/ friends. Gunbound has taught me to take games less seriously; having fun esp. with buddies is much more worth it than winning. Guitar Hero broke my fingers. oh wait, that'd bad. Guitar Hero taught me how to deal with pain ;] *Actually, now that I really think about it, I played Math Blasters in 2nd grade. It literally taught me Math. Damn, I loved that game >_> Also taught me to budget my time accordingly. | ||
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Flamboyant
United States57 Posts
Games give an opportunity to raise your self-esteem, boost (not so sure...) confidence and improve intelligence (somewhat) to some degree. Video games can take you places that would cost thousands of dollars for free. You can meet new people in games just like in real life, travel to places in a game just like in real life, and experience a whole new world that lies before you with all the thrill and adventure of a real life exploration. Video games, simply put, offer no limit. | ||
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