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Video Games and Mental Health

TLDR: Video Games and Mental Health
In the forum thread initiated by Nomad, the topic of discussion is the impact of video games, particularly violent ones, on mental health. Nomad asks other users if their frequent gaming, especially games involving shooting and killing, has led to any mental health issues. The responses in the thread vary, with some users sharing personal experiences of feeling agitated or desensitized after playing violent games, while others mention no noticeable effects on their mental well-being. A few users also discuss the importance of moderation and the potential for games to serve as stress relief. Overall, the thread highlights a range of personal perspectives on the psychological impact of gaming, with no consensus reached on the issue.
Nomad

Nomad

Do you play a lot of video games? If your answer is yes, I would like to ask another question. Have you experienced any kind of mental issues due to your gaming activities? How do you feel after playing games, especially the violent games where you have to shoot and kill people?
 
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