People often ask me why I play games and what can possibly be gained from them. Playing games can help us in our daily lives and how we lead and share. We learn to work in a team, communication skills, creativity, problem-solving skills, and social skills.
Time management is the process of organizing and planning how to separate your time between different tasks and activities. So when you are playing, whether alone or in a team, you are learning how to best utilize your time, which can be used as part of your daily life between work, school, home, and playing.
Working as a team
Teamwork is not only important to the success of winning games or beating bosses but also essential for multiplayer games. It often requires players to deal with difficult issues and obstacles quickly under stress, and as they play, their social skills are also improving. Teamwork allows us to be more creative, as the different perspectives and skills of each person in the team can lead to a combination of thoughts.
Problem Solving
No matter what your play style or the games you play, like puzzle games or role-playing games, some games push us to our limits. and become so challenging that we need to stay focused and learn to adapt to the changing dynamics of the game. Playing games is not just about winning. It's about doing more, learning the game, the mechanics, and getting through levels to complete puzzles and reach your goal.
Cultural Awareness
Misinterpretation can be the defining moment between two people. If we don't understand their beliefs, then we become nauseating to that person. When playing with others from different cultures, you learn about them, their ways, their beliefs, and even some of their language. Likewise they learn about us and it gives us a sense of belonging.
Sense of Achievement
So the next time someone criticizes you for playing a game remember these important points. I'm not suggesting games are the be-all and end-all of our way of life, but neither is sitting on a couch watching daytime TV. Games give us something more—a way to communicate, laugh, cry, and become motivated. Sometimes we lose, but when we finish that game, it changes our behavior, and our mood. .
Everyone has something that they enjoy, whether indoors or outdoors, so before you criticize someone for playing games, count the hours you spend in your cozy chair watching TV with nothing to show for it.
Posted by Valkiaria
