Which video games can teach us on life (no controller required)

Players spend countless hours grinding, exploring, failing and winning in video games. I always have the video game as a child! I still play them now, I would just like to have more time to have fun!

Recently I can through an Oulite published online entitled “What video game taught me” and I thought it was fun and interesting and I wanted to expand to it.

And if I told you that the lessons we collect while chasing the results and fight the final garments are more than simple game strategies? Whether you are deep in an open -role -playing game or in speed of your favorite platform, video games are full of wisdom that can teach better life lessons than parents or school.

Here is a distribution of which games they teach us quietly on real life and because paying attention to those lessons could simply level you in the real world.

If you are facing new challenges/obstacles, then you are going in the right way.

This is basically the golden rule of design and life. When things become more difficult, you move in the right direction. Are you fighting to reach that next area? It is where history becomes good.

Nobody blames you if you have to check the map.

Sometimes we all need direction. Whether it’s a literal map or to ask for help, it’s okay to pause and reoriently.

Always come prepared.

Healing potions, extra ammunition, backup plans. Life is just like a survival game in this way. The preparation gives you options.

Everyone is worth talking.

Have you ever noticed how even the most random NPC have missions or suggestions? The same goes for people in real life. Talk to people. You never know what you will find out.

Even if you don’t get money for something, you always get experience.

Not all works, the task or effort pay gold. But everything teaches you something. This is still progress.

Explore.

Seriously. Some of the best content are hidden by the main path. Walk down that alley. Take that secondary route. Enter that mine or dark cave. Venture into that new big city or small town. Say yes to random invitations.

The places that are more difficult to always get the best prizes.

It is not just a game mechanic. The effort you make is often directly linked to the value of the result.

The best way to become a friend of someone is really talking to them.

Social statistics do not level up. Start conversations. Hire.

If you want to be a friend of someone faster, give their food too.

It works literally in every agricultural sim and in real life. Snack holder. Share meals. Bond on bites.

Don’t cling to too many shit, you will fill your inventory.

Whether it’s emotional background or physical disorder, weighs you down. Delete it.

Not being discouraged if a challenge was too much for you; Go back, level up, increase your skills and try again.

Sometimes you are not ready. And that’s okay. Trained and come back stronger.

You don’t learn anything if you make someone else do it for you.

There is no xp in shortcuts. Take the search and do the job.

Don’t feel as if I had to cross the main story. The best content is sometimes in secondary missions.

The main objective is important, of course. But those optional moments? Here’s where the true heart is located.

If you have tried and failed 30 times, you’ve probably lost something. Go back and look around.

The failure is usually a clue. Review the space. Look at it differently. You may find what you have neglected.

Never judge someone’s ability exclusively on their results; You don’t know how they took them.

That flashy march or a great victory? You don’t know the grinding behind it. Respect the journey, not only the result.

When you succeed after multiple failures, you feel much more made.

Victory has a better flavor when it is earned. There is no cheat code for this.

Take advantage of the full of the personalization of the character.

You are the main character. Build yourself as you want. Be strange. Be bold. Be you.

Decisions rarely affect you. Please choose wisely.

This affects both in moral choice systems and in real life. Your choices are defeated. Think beyond the moment.

Video games are more than entertainment. They are interactive life lessons. If you pay attention, they can teach you how to manage bankruptcy, how to connect with people, how to be enterprising and how to go on when things get difficult.

So maybe the next time you take that controller, remember that the skills you are developing in the game could make you a little better even outside of it.

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