I was reading the title of this thread and realized that if anyone feels gaming is actually doing them psychological harm, whether its from
sexism,
on disk DLC,
poor DRM,
high prices of games,
X game changed X feature,
PVP griefing/harassment/trolling,
publishers ruining games,
developers ruining games,
ME3 endings, Bioware,
EA,
Activision,
Blizzard,
Ubisoft,
girl gamers
or anything else,
you should take a step back from the hobby and find something different to do for a while and possibly seek professional help.
Gaming is supposed to enrich our lives, not cause us psychological harm, and no its not this big grand lifestyle choice to be a "gamer" its just a hobby. That was just a marketing scheme that apparently worked.
So maybe take a step back from gaming and do something else, talking about gaming does not count. Hope this helps.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional of any kind, if you do feel you have a serious problem of any kind contact a professional and get it checked out.
sexism,
on disk DLC,
poor DRM,
high prices of games,
X game changed X feature,
PVP griefing/harassment/trolling,
publishers ruining games,
developers ruining games,
ME3 endings, Bioware,
EA,
Activision,
Blizzard,
Ubisoft,
girl gamers
or anything else,
you should take a step back from the hobby and find something different to do for a while and possibly seek professional help.
Gaming is supposed to enrich our lives, not cause us psychological harm, and no its not this big grand lifestyle choice to be a "gamer" its just a hobby. That was just a marketing scheme that apparently worked.
So maybe take a step back from gaming and do something else, talking about gaming does not count. Hope this helps.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional of any kind, if you do feel you have a serious problem of any kind contact a professional and get it checked out.