Like everything else, gaming is a great hobby, as long as it isn't obsessive. If you spend the majority of your time doing it, and neglect other parts of your life then there is a problem. Otherwise, there's no issue.
I don't think that you have to be physically healthy to play games; surely anyone can.Duck Sandwich said:One who is physically/mentally healthy, and doesn't use gaming as an excuse to shirk responsibility.
Whoa dude. I wonder what kind of rabid gamer fanboys you have around you. You have my sympathies. The worst guy I have here is at least keeping quiet =PToriver said:*massive snip*Raikov said:*snip*
Sure, anyone can play games. What I meant was that if you let gaming stop you from going outside/exercising, then that's well... not healthy.Bajinga said:I don't think that you have to be physically healthy to play games; surely anyone can.Duck Sandwich said:One who is physically/mentally healthy, and doesn't use gaming as an excuse to shirk responsibility.
Or am I missing the point?
The same applies to every other activity you do excessively.illusive Fox said:[...]
He still has the impression that gamers take themselves too seriously and invest too much time into their 'hobby'. At this time the model and term 'healthy gamer' was introduced. It was meant to shield from negative generalization and extreme cases, but managed to drive the discussion to the ground. We couldn't agree on what sets the bar for a 'healthy gamer'.
So I ask you, if you had to define what makes a 'healthy gamer' what would you say ?
Sure they do. In my hometown, soccer supporters are the most hated people out there. Religious devotes call them the "spawn of Satan".Raikov said:So, why don't ppl bash on soccer supporters the same way as they bash on gamers?