Serious Quitting gaming addiction

I recommend the urlordjames approved method. All you have to do is short out your motherboard.

19-03-2018, 11:17 PM

AlphaADC Wrote: Touched my heart. Played League ever since season 1, when i was a little kid. Me being toxicity bronze 5 stuck for years and years really effected me mentally irl. Started taking couple month breaks and lost my toxicity lmao. Respek +1 for you to admit you were addict and went through that.

If you need help to get it out fully i'm here to support you and help you, gaming addiction is worse than smoking addiction.

20-03-2018, 02:50 AM

donaldtipz Wrote: To quit gaming addiction you need a new hobby to replace it.

True, hence my came to be game development and design heh, irony much.

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I'm glad that you took matters into your own hands and stopped OP, I really don't have a gaming addiction luckily so I can't relate with you on this though the only game I play these days is LoL but not that often. Though I also fucked up a lot of opportunities in life not with gaming but because of my laziness my grades were meh, I rarely went out with friends, I could've gotten an amazing girl as my GF if I didn't because I kept procrastinating. I am also going to take things into my own hands in a couple months when I go to university, I'll take my lessons seriously and study hard, go out a lot more, wake up early, work out and eat healthily.

20-03-2018, 06:29 PM

Aki Wrote: I'm glad that you took matters into your own hands and stopped OP, I really don't have a gaming addiction luckily so I can't relate with you on this though the only game I play these days is LoL but not that often. Though I also fucked up a lot of opportunities in life not with gaming but because of my laziness my grades were meh, I rarely went out with friends, I could've gotten an amazing girl as my GF if I didn't because I kept procrastinating. I am also going to take things into my own hands in a couple months when I go to university, I'll take my lessons seriously and study hard, go out a lot more, wake up early, work out and eat healthily.

I hope you'll overcome that man, people tend not to care about the journey you were onto they just wanna see an end result so make sure that journey of yours to be an interesting adventure, hope to hear from you how you won the battle with yourself

similar but not same, replacing some my gaming time with abs challenge, for you want to try this challenge is very worth to try and keeping you fit especially for you who have fat or skinny body.

I had to cheat on a few of my exams due to gaming. I'd lost myself to it, but at least I knew a few Asians that could keep up.

21-03-2018, 10:01 AM

zmart Wrote: similar but not same, replacing some my gaming time with abs challenge, for you want to try this challenge is very worth to try and keeping you fit especially for you who have fat or skinny body.

It is indeed a great idea, still I have to learn many things i missed before enrolling into that

Getting addicted to gaming, so weak. Most gamers use social life as an excuses smh.

Getting addicted to gaming, so weak. Most gamers use social life as an excuses smh.

Getting addicted to gaming, so weak. Most gamers use social life as an excuses smh.

I quit gambling by downloading an app, that allows me to gamble virtual currency, I no longer have an urge to spend real money, just addicted to a game now lmao