Virtual Games Is Not My Passion?

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I always ask myself, what kind of person would I be if virtual games was not my passion? Would I become a delinquent in school and later on flip burgers for the rest of my life, or would I become a star student that had the potential to start at a university from a full-ride scholarship? What if I become a depressed kid that makes the people I care about worry constantly, or what if I become an optimistic individual and make strong connections with my friends and family? It’s questions like these that I keep asking myself everyday. The thought of it envies my life without games, but at the same time frightens me. To tell myself that I could live a better life without video games, which has been my passion ever since an early age, is to ask …show more content…

It gave me a world full of action-pack adventure! There were so many player to socialize with. People who have common interests of playing the game, and some with the goal to be the best. There were challenging dungeons that throws endless amount of epic monsters ranging from hideous goblins to fierce and mighty dragons. And through each room of the dungeon, It gets harder and more difficult as we can’t run face first anymore. I have to come up with strategies, to communicate with each other of who needed what, and assign roles that everyone must follow. Eventually, my friends and I clear through every room, slay the boss, and claim not only our treasure, but the satisfaction of beating the dungeon in the end. Monsters are not the only enemy you have to worry about. Players with the intention to grief the game experience would do so by scamming, bullying, or even killing other players. I have experienced all three and it saddens me so that there are types of people in the world who would do this. But, as I quote my favorite line from Shakespeare 's Macbeth, “Fair is foul, and foul is fair…”. For every bad experience I gain a valuable lesson. I can transition the lessons I learn from the virtual world to the real

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