another reason why I agree is because gaming takes precedence over nearly everything. I remember reading an article where a psychiatrist, dr Scott, said kids with gaming disorders will play through meals and play late into the night. some even go days without bathing. their relationships, school and work will suffer and they may lie about how much they are playing. as a result, they would lose many valuable relationships and develop a lack of motivation to complete tasks or set future goals. 

however. gaming may also not be a bad thing. in fact, when it comes to action video games, like Apex or Call of Duty, screen time actually doesn’t make our eyesights worse, but it actually improves it. in a study done by a scientist, it was found that people who play video games from 5 to 15 hours a week had better vision than those who don’t play games. for example, people who play video games frequently was found to be able to resolve different levels of gray, while most of the people who don’t play couldn’t. hence, gaming could actually benefit us by improving our vision.

although I agree that gaming can be very good in improving our eyesight, video games give these users a social outlet so that they do not have to leave their house.

in conclusion, gaming addiction could cause mental illnesses and may cause people focus on gaming so much that they forget about the tasks they need to finish and even their future. in my opinion, I think it is important to know how to self discipline and know how to control oneself.  I have a younger brother and he loves playing computer games. when he was around 12 years old, he played computer games every day and night and did not study when he needed to do so. however, as he grew older, he got bored of playing games and decided that his studies should be prioritised. hence, i could see him playing video games less frequently now and i could see him studying more these days. playing video games could help with the improvement of our eyesight, but games should be played in moderation. this way, we could avoid gaming addiction.

This game actually has many benefits. 

Firstly, osu has helped me to better track objects as during the game I need to track the circles that pop up on the screen, hence making me more observant and aware of my surroundings. With such skill, I can actually help the people around me. For example, one time I spotted  a disabled aunty going up the escalator, and I assisted her on the way up to the bank.

Osu also improves my overall reaction time as the circles can pop up at any time and anywhere hence focusing you to react faster so as to not miss any circles. Being able to track better and react faster helped me with other games such Call of Duty. I was able to see an enemy in the distance before they detected me. 

Secondly, osu improved my accuracy. Without accuracy you will not be able to click on the circle on time thus having a possibility to fail that level. As the level increases, accuracy becomes more important to survival. Thus improving my accuracy is a must. Accuracy helps me with better aiming, thus during CCA, I was able to hit the shuttlecock accurately and not miss during a game.

Lastly, Osu helped improve my rhythm. I play the guitar and having a good rhythm is essential. Thus, due to the game I can count the beat of a song better and I can strum accordingly. I do see an improvement as I can play harder songs compared to last time.

After putting in the hard work practising all the skills, pass all the grades. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. As I see my grade improve from a D to C and all the way to S, I feel extremely happy as all the effort pays off. I'm able to look back to my old game play and I can see huge improvement and it drives me to want to play more.

firstly, gaming allows us to improve on our hand-eye coordination and quick reflexes. So for students who play first-person-shooter games, like Call Of Duty, are actually at an advantage when it comes to taking down notes while listening to the teacher in class. for anyone who does physical sports activities like basketball, they are able to play and strategize better. 

secondly, choice-based games, like Life is Strange, give players a better sense of self and improved emotional stability. We are able to choose our own desired storyline, which allows us to feel more immersed in the game, making it more personalized. This is extremely helpful in real life situations where we are required to make different decisions, whether it is risky or not.

On the other hand, gaming is a bad thing as we can get addicted. An addiction to gaming is the prolong use of games where it becomes uncontrollable. Gamers who overdo gaming are more distracted and are unable to balance work and play. Because they are so addicted to the games they play, they tend to focus more on their action games, and less on their physical well-being.

However, it is still a minority in gamers that are affected by their gaming addiction, which is less than 3%. Personally, I am part of the majority that would not get addicted to gaming. I play Call Of Duty for about 30 minutes, and that is enough for me to relax after long periods of studying. In my opinion, those who are addicted to video games turn to gaming as an outlet to escape their problems from family, friends, or work. However, I manage my personal life much better, and do not really need the excessive use of gaming to forget reality. 

Hence in reasonable doses, gaming can be very good for our brain and overall health. Video games have a number of ingredients that are really powerful for learning, attention, and vision. Therefore, gaming is not a bad thing.