The human mind can be affected to such a degree by a persons outside environment that it can actually change the way a person acts or what they believe in.
Video games in general have been accused of such extreme cases that they have been believed to cause people to kill another person or thing.
I can't think of anything in the world that has been thought to affect a person's action more than a video game.
Everyone has played some kind of video game at some point in there life so we all know what its like to get sucked into something and loose track of all reality until you figure out that it is 8 hours after you started playing.
Have you ever thought back to how you felt right after you played that game? It makes you feel like the character you were playing weather it was a comedy type theme, fantasy or even a violent game.
It is the same feeling you get after watching NASCAR, the first thing you want to do is jump in your car and rush out to the fastest highway you can get to and go 30 MPH over the speed limit.
World of Warcraft is no different.
I think that it is probably one of the games that has the possibility of affecting a person the most.
In the world of Warcraft you are creating the world you play in.
You create the character you are controlling.
It can be what ever you like.
You could play as a character that is normal (for the fantasy world), you can play different creatures, and you can make them as violent as you want.
Anything that you see on your everyday life probably is mixed up in the World of Warcraft.
There are message boards, chat rooms, clubs, conferences, teams and expedition type adventures.
If you want to be something in life, but for some reason it is just not happened you can create a fantasy in World of Warcraft that satisfies this desire.
Curiosity can run rapid in this situation.
I think it is good because it provides an outlet, but at the same time just like everything else that is good in moderation.
World of Warcraft, yet again is the same.
You need to play responsibly.
Video games in general have been accused of such extreme cases that they have been believed to cause people to kill another person or thing.
I can't think of anything in the world that has been thought to affect a person's action more than a video game.
Everyone has played some kind of video game at some point in there life so we all know what its like to get sucked into something and loose track of all reality until you figure out that it is 8 hours after you started playing.
Have you ever thought back to how you felt right after you played that game? It makes you feel like the character you were playing weather it was a comedy type theme, fantasy or even a violent game.
It is the same feeling you get after watching NASCAR, the first thing you want to do is jump in your car and rush out to the fastest highway you can get to and go 30 MPH over the speed limit.
World of Warcraft is no different.
I think that it is probably one of the games that has the possibility of affecting a person the most.
In the world of Warcraft you are creating the world you play in.
You create the character you are controlling.
It can be what ever you like.
You could play as a character that is normal (for the fantasy world), you can play different creatures, and you can make them as violent as you want.
Anything that you see on your everyday life probably is mixed up in the World of Warcraft.
There are message boards, chat rooms, clubs, conferences, teams and expedition type adventures.
If you want to be something in life, but for some reason it is just not happened you can create a fantasy in World of Warcraft that satisfies this desire.
Curiosity can run rapid in this situation.
I think it is good because it provides an outlet, but at the same time just like everything else that is good in moderation.
World of Warcraft, yet again is the same.
You need to play responsibly.