Maybe their parents are abusive and, they use it as a escape.

and?

@@Psyb3rLoL seems like a waste of studying abroad for me

I despise china. But I think this solution is the only way to get more kids intrested in STEM. Now the future will belong to China... they will have more of an edge where it really matters, while western countries will have influencers and gamers.

@@starsfalldown1234567 did they tell you that the new 3 hours restriction is only for online games (especially mobile)? It's meant to limit kids under 18 from swiping their parents credit cards on microtransactions. This does nothing to stop kids from playing single-player games.

Parents don't have as much as power as they think over kids, the government does.

@@KimYoungLeeZ multiplayer games are the worse and the most addictive, speaking from experience, I was once addicted to games like league of legends and rainbow six siege which basically stole 4 years of my life from me(I'm 22 now), everyday I would wake up and literally just game for an entire day, I flunk all my classes and got expelled. I got my life back on track after one year of tough love(my parents finally kicked me out and cut off financial support), I'm now back in college and working really hard, my point is online games especially competitive ones are seriously dangerous and should be treated like addictive drugs. I fully support the Chinese government's restriction in those games, and there's no concern of cultural banning since online competitive games are not media of culture(in their design), unlike single player games, which are basically interactive movies.

American and the rest of the world will need to enact policies to combat this serious problem. Kids are wasting hours and hours each day gaming. China's policy might be a bit too strict but policy is needed. Too many kids are doing and it's become a herd mentally.

DnD is healthier compared to gaming.

What is dungeons and dragons

Lolll

Cope harder bozo

@Jocelle Baltazar Talking about taking way out of context.

My guy...this is china

We are trying to stop the Joe Biden and the Democrats policies for being implemented. They are trying to change the policies and loss here so they can eventually do this or something like this.

Ok boomer

Maybe stop watching KZfaq

Sounds exactly like the CCP

Still better than reality is. Struggling and surviving all the time is pointless, it's better to sleep in delusion until death.

See this is just completely not true! You can easily make 6 figure a year playing video games and uploading KZfaq videos on those games. You can live stream the games. What there doing in China is horrible. There’s not policing anything about the generation. There taking there ability to become financially free.

I don't think this is purely because they are video games, but the way certain video games are designed. I find RPG/MMO-like games to be the most addicting. They are designed to take as many hours from you. There are so many games, especially now that require you to grind and play a long time just to get to any interesting content. I don't find more casual and shorter scope games as addicting and leave me much more satisfied. Stuff like Ratchet and Clank A Rift apart, Psychonauts, SackBoy Adventure, or 12 Minutes doesn't require as much time from you and investment. You can easily play those in hour increments and still progress pretty far. Tabletop board games are great too in that you can easily play in 15-60 minute increments. Also VR is hard to spend over two hours in and it a lot more satisfying because you are moving your whole body.

@@thecurrencyacademy Gaming as a career is pointless to be honest you are literally making a thing which doesnt exist in reality as your career and it is different from developing where you have to use your brain to think and do stuff and i am sorry you cant easily make 6 figures a year playing video games....it is just not that easy

@@dhruvshounak5516 it’s just not that easy because u just don’t love video games. People do what they love. For someone who loves video games and had a good connection they can stream and entertain people all over the world. It’s about the community you build to succeed. Just gotta look at things more optimistically anything you want you can have. You can’t think that small minded to think that 100k a year is really hard :/ just gotta put in that 100k work

At least that will constitute going outside and socializing

@@86kickass naw, they will go to clubs and kareoke bars and play drinking games.

@@akui88 enforcing other restrictions.

Like they should. What's wrong with that? What, is the army "bad" too?

Internet access requires Social Security ID numbers to access game clients. The govt literally knows your real details on the internet. There is no anonymity

Yeah. They're damn annoying

Hahahahaah

same thing

Yea, but you live in the states. Different culture makes different people just like different trees grow in different climates. You can't really judge a completely different society or culture based on your own perspective. China has 3 times more population than the US, which means average people in China have much fewer resources than the people in the US. Hence, less attention can be focused on kids with video game addictions. Without enough resources to guide these kids out of the addiction, what do you think they will eventually become? That's right, thieves, scammers, people who create troubles for society. So either the Chinese government deals with this problem now when they still have control, or ignore this issue because of so-called "personal freedom", what do you think they will choose?

But you probably didnt play online games. Online games are made to make money, unlike offline games, you pay once and that's it.

@@JR-vc4gm then you dont know paid DLC’s and like, not every online game is P2W, or P2P most of them just sell cosmetics, you don’t need to spend money

@@whosyourdaddy5719 Ok i was following you until the thieves part, you just derailed there, where does the thieve and scammer part come from, i don’t get you

@@supresso8313 If you are addicted to video games, do you think your parents will put a computer at home? So then will do those kids go to? Internet cafe. But those cafes cost money, kids usually don't have enough money to support their addiction in cafes, so they steal; first from their parents' pocket, then strangers. I was one of those kids who were addicted. I was addicted to dota, and was "borrowing" money from my classmates and friends because I didn't have enough money to support me playing in the internet cafe. Luckily, I wasn't stealing or scamming, but some of my friends did.

I believe they control the people's internet access

You have to use real name and ID to make a gaming account.

Lol thats the same with heroin, happines and escape of reality. You basically confirm what they say. 😢 Dang

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by they u mean u

They get things done via forced labor and government control of everything

That’s just a stereotype. There are a lot of gamers that are conservative.

@@DontUputThatEvilOnMe Q is conservative

Hahahhahahahha

As ifff. That's like, 0.0000001 % of the population, unless they are developers.

@King of The Zinger ...who?

@@kingofthezinger9777 Jesus Christ and I though I had no life

African eat bay too what you talking bout lol

I feel sorry for Africa. All fool who look to justify their actions will always mention the african continent. Well u might be right cause their are many chinese in african countries

@@sarej8355 u mean the African tryna be Chinese ? 😂

People should be in control of their own habits thanks. We have our freedoms and I do not take them for granted.

Look, if you personally have a serous problem with videos to the point where you felt you had to drastically decrease or stop gaming all together that is fine. But if because of that you need to push that on to others, then that draws the line.

@@jeremywright9511 Its easy to say if someone infront of you who you know very well is killing themselves, would you not try to stop them?