7 Levels Of Video Game Addiction... today we talk about the 7 levels of video game addiction video game addiction has many levels to it. ... PODCAST: spotify.link/0...
I used to be a level 7 just last year, I can say I am now in the middleground between level 2 and 3. I used to spend about 14+ hours a day playing games, cause I am in online college, and the only reason I used to be like this was due to online "friends". When i cut all ties with them in December, that was the best decision for me ever. I stopped playing games all day, started doing my own hobbies more, studying more, got a job in my career, went from 205 lbs to 147 lbs, am not depressed or suicidal anymore. While sad to say all my ex friends are still stuck at level 6 and 7 and all are unhappy. Don't let gaming take over, and delete discord is what I have learned, almost everyone on there is a time waster, and will just make you fall right back into gaming. Go make some irl friends and go out with them and do something.
I was very addicted to video games for a while. However, I was the quietest gamer ever. Most of the rage was just bottled in until I could take it out on a punching bag I had in the yard. Good times
Very similar to what i would do. I would take a sledge hammer and beat the living shit out of a useless paint bucket (My dad was a finish guy in a cabinet shop.), in the winter i would go down to the creek (It was on our yard) and spend HOURS smashing ice. I still dk it to this day, just for different reasons.
I use to play Fortnite all day during Covvid 19 because I had no friends to Hang out with, All the kids in my neighborhood were half my Age, one of my neighbors that was around my age moved out 2 years later/ mid-late 2021 or early 2022. So all I had was video games
From ages 7-14 I spent 15+ hours a day gaming until I started getting some friends and realized how much more fun the world was than sitting in your room
@@Admirance1234 is viable in my experience, although some people may not be running at full capacity they will still usually function correctly and be able to do everything necessary to sustain themselves
I'm 30 years old. I'm able to hold down my WFH job, pay all my bills on time, and practice self care. But video games has been a part of my life since I was in diapers. I couldn't imagine life without gaming. So yes, I do play about 4-5 hours a day. But not before all responsibilities are taken care of first. And that's the takeaway here. As long as you're not hurting yourself or anyone else, do what makes you happy. I do.
Yeah exactly I’m not some god that needs perfection I just love playing some stupid game for hours at a time because to live I need to work and be somewhere I don’t wanna be my whole life so ofc I’m gonna play my games
I think I get a level 3 and a half. Sure, I love video games and have spent a pretty penny on them, but I don't rage often. I'm a pretty laid back dude who plays casually and when I do play online, I like to keep an optimistic mindset. People on the SSBU discord even called me "Anime Protagonist."
When I was in middle school, I had a friend who was level 6. He would spend every waking hour playing video games. Even when we were on FaceTime, he would ignore me in favor of whatever game he was playing. Eventually, I cut contact with him because he ghosted me in favor of playing video games. (He never answered my texts, and whenever I tried to call him, he’d tell me he was busy playing TF2 and would talk to me later, then hang up.) I hope he straightened out his life because he was on his way to level 7. He even had a shirt that said, “I must go. Video games need me!” When I could actually talk to him (usually when we played a multiplayer co-op game), he was a kind, creative, and funny kid. I hope he didn’t completely succumb to his addiction.
@@findot777 Perhaps. He just wasn’t direct about it. A mutual friend of ours cut contact with me a few years later and he made it very clear how much he disliked me and didn’t want to have contact with me anymore. In the former situation, even a simple, “I’ve had enough of you. Don’t contact me again.” would’ve been way more straightforward.
Used to be level 4-6 around elementary to middle school. I was the tablet kid. Almost everywhere i go, i always bring my crappy Android tablet and play almost every Angry Birds game that ever existed lmao. In college now; drastically decreased to level 1. Hell, i mostly do game development now than actually play games. My social skills has vastly improved as well. Balance is key, folks.
My mom told me that my dad clocked up more than 1 year’s worth of World of Warcraft in 5 years back in the early 2000’s. He would wake up at around 3 am and grind until maybe 11 pm. Every. Freaking. Day. This was before I was even born!
I had this one friend who got so addicted when corona happened (and still after) that he wouldn’t even go outside his house to hang out with the homies, so addicted he literally dropped out of high school to play more games, so addicted he basically disappeared. It sucked because he was actually a really good friend. I wish he never had this happen
This is relatable on some level, i have a weird progression of gaming addiction, i always preferred my life before games, but when i had the time, i often turned on the PC. Right now im on the level 3-4. This video opened my eyes, you got a new sub!
I *USED* to be on level 7 during Covid. At a point, I even started skipping online classes just for some extra screen time. I probably had 7-15 hours of screen time! Now that Covid has ended, I'm in Level 4 right now. I now have 3-4 hours of screen time, still working on lowering that. I think a lot of us got our addictions from Covid! *UPDATE*: So appearantly my main source of screen time got taken away, my laptop. So now it's like 2 to 3 hrs with phone and I am just sleeping more lol
I feel like this video confuses rage/emotions with addiction a lot. The most important thing to ask yourself and obduct is: could you stop playing and not care (which means that you don’t damage other parts of your life).
I bought a punching bag and a pair of boxing gloves cause of video games, but they helped reduce stress in everything else. The moment you buy a gamer drink/powder, is the moment you can never be normal again.
new video by the duck!!! I'm in the middleground of level 3 to 4, I dont rage much and I try to be a team player when i'm playing team games like counter strike, and im not too focused on rankings but its still kinda fun to see how good you are. Most of my gaming recently has been trying to achieve all the achievements I can in the games I own and I've been having a lot of fun with that! I'm glad im not anywhere higher and I hope I never go to that sort of level. Good video, cant wait for the next one!!
I am antisocial and basically have no friends. For a few months I just sat at home and did nothing, and then I started gaming. It’s all I can do in my life and now I’m horribly addicted and any time I try to stop, I just remember how lonely I am and go back to playing
Over this summer I played anywhere from 400 to 750 hours of Minecraft because I had nothing else to do, but since school has started I’ve been slowing down on it so I can get actual sleep to actually function socially
In like less than a year i played 4x more of Mario kart 8 than i did in in the first 8 years of having the game and similar thing with Minecraft but way worse 💀
I dont play every day, but when i do its between 6-8 hrs. When i "rage" i just swear under my breath, i have never yelled or broke something over a game
At one point i was definitely a level 7 my whole life revolved around video games. I'd shower once a week and be depressed without even realizing it. I didn't want anything out of life. It's crazy to think that was me, now I play once every week or two. I realized there's more to life than a rank in a game.
I’m level 1 most of the time and level 3, like, twice a year. For example, at the end of 2021, I downloaded Doodle Jump for nostalgic purposes, became so addicted that I would get on the global leaderboard on a daily basis, and then reverted to normal at the beginning of 2022.
It's hard to align myself in this video because i almost exclusively play singleplayer games, but i play a lot. I do play a lot and if it was up to me, i'd probably be playing like 6-8 hours a day Yet i rarely rage, out loud or physically. I'm more likely to just silently break down for like 30 seconds and either quit a game or keep playing.
I’m probably a 3.5. One problem I have is that i’m usually relatively calm, but the one thing that makes me rage is games. Never got to the point of breaking equipment though.
I'm on the third level. If I start to get mad, I just go outside and do something else. Seriously, this is much better than convulsing for several hours because you can't beat some stuff in the game.
just about 3 years ago in 2020 I was kind of level 7, I didn't rage at losing much, but damn, I never properly bathed and whenever I was bribed to do something for videogame time I would bolt to go do the task but halfway through it, I'd get bored and then I'd find myself 4 hours later and still haven't finished it. I am far past that now and I'm like level 2.3, I sometimes play more than I should, but i def don't play everyday, and seeing this video shows who I was even though I already know I'm not the same person since im really active now, but I like to see how far I've gone in the RIGHT direction.
I got quite hooked to video games during quarantine, I was only a level 2-3 but in 2021 I got super addicted, I was at probably the middleground of level 5 and 6, i’m glad I realized it early that this video game addiction isnt healthy at all because I was averaging around 4-7 hours each day, so now 2023, i’m back to level 2-3, I don’t take video games seriously anymore, and i’m glad I made that decision.
I'm still between level 3-4 where I wanted to get better, had a little bit of toxicity, and only raged when I play games with friends and they fuck up the game. I also hated games that require tons of skill or grinding.
I’m quite obsessed with my game, but half of it was to have fun in the game. The other half was to have fun with my friends. Even if it was a fighting game, sometimes me and my friends would just sit back and talk about stuff. I will not lie, I have gotten mad sometimes/rage quitted, but I don’t really do that much anymore. And funnily enough, I was the talk of the friend group because I was bad. I sucked ass at Fortnite, yet it didn’t make me mad. I was having a lot of fun with my friends, laughing and insulting each other at the same time.
From 6-14yr old i was always glued to a game. I was a 7 all day until I realized how much time I was wasting not taking care of myself. I look back and hated that version of me, but now im more a 2 and play for fun
Same bro. My friend’s a level 6 with brawl stars and I’m trying so hard to help him since I’ve been friends with him since before fucking kindergarten but it’s all he does and no matter what he is either 1) pissed at brawls stars or 2) is happy about something in brawl stars and only talks about that. I think I’m starting to lead him into a better direction though.
When I was little i for some reason jus adored RPGs and such, I never played shooter games except sometimes with the boys. This RPG habit made me really calm and never rage, i had a level 3 gaming addiction minus the raging
I’m good, but if someone kills me in an FPS or something, or I get shot down, or someone beats me in a race, it’s not the end of the world.I’m the “GGs ya got me” kind of guy. I’m here to chill and have a good time. Level 4.5-ish without the rage.
When I was in middle school, I was a level 5, I was very competitive with video games and it was the only thing I'd look forward to. Fortunately, my parents recognized how bad it was and unplugged my console. Throughout high school, I was at level 0 and would only play at my friend's house, and I started becoming an outdoors person. Now that I'm in college and living away from my parents, I'm at level 2, and my parents are fine with it because they know I'm not addicted and enjoy other activities.
I'm somewhere between level 2 and level 3, I play every day during lunch break at work and often play a little before and/or after work. But gaming is just a small part of my day. During 2020-2021, I was level 4 (minus the raging), I spent lots of time gaming because there really was nothing else to do.
My gaming level varies a lot. Sometimes, it’s level 8, level 0, or level 1-5. It really depends on the days that I have. When I feel sad, I play more video games, but the happier I am, the more time I spend outside doing other things
I'm 5.5 (4-6 hours a day, no energy drinks lol) and I'm chill most of the time. Have a life and two jobs and am in shape. When I need to I can put it down for weeks and go to work, then get right back on the grind. I don't think you can really be addicted to a game, at least not chemically like you are to alcohol and drugs. All you need is a tad of discipline and to just walk away when you need to.
I am happy to say I have no addiction to video games. :) I played games a fair bit as a kid, and I sunk a lot of hours into Minecraft around ages 11-13, but I was never too bad. Since then, I really just don't care and I'm a game dev myself. I occasionally play some games, but I quickly grow tired of it. Usually it is TF2, Minecraft, or Clone Hero. Sometimes one of my many PS2 games from my childhood. I have a pretty good PC, but it's been the same since 2017, and I have no desire to upgrade it. CPU's a bit slow, but I am not gonna spend like $600 to replace CPU, mobo, and RAM. Even then, the reason I'd want that is to render videos faster. The best games coming out nowadays can be played on 10 year old PCs no problem, if not Intel HD graphics. I bought Will You Snail? on Steam when it came out and that was great. You can run that on any PC that you'd reasonably be using nowadays. Probably even a Core2Duo laptop.
I’ve eventually played less and less of games for a multitude of reasons including that most games have lost their touch f “new” and “engaging” (in my opinion) and have started to pay more attention to school. Plus, even thought it’s not much I have some what made connections with other guys at school, however I have never exactly been the person to “attract” or have any friends at all..
I had a streak where I'd play for a significant chunk of the day. From about 8 or 9 in the morning until 4 or 5 in the afternoon. I'd have the wiki/tutorial pulled up beside me because I don't mess with multiplayer or fps games and spend hours in front of the screen. Once I was playing minecraft for so long in one day that I noticed how much a vine had grown in between the hours. Glanced out the window and suddenly it grew several inches up from where it was when I first looked. I can't do nearly as much time like that anymore because I get super motion sick/eye strain
2:32 for me, it was the fact i had a crowd back in school days. i had a table, with friends to relate with. i thought life was going smoothly. like, if i have people, i'm off to a good start. then, as we grew, we all got better at whatever game it was. for me, it was pokemon. and i feel like the main reason i cared so much about the acomplishments. was because i had this sense where i felt the more i continued at other peoples' pace, the more consistant i'd flow with my group (keep in mind, this was during school for me. and, didn't know that most people won't talk to you after school's over.) the more i was doing good. it was a competition for like "me doing my part for the group" if you will.
Used to be a level 7, Now I'm actually focusing on the important stuffs like laundry and stuffs. Now im like a level 3. Thanks Duckie boy for changing my life!
In terms of gaming, I'm probably at level 4 usually. Unfortunately I am undoubtedly addicted to my phone. Your video made me laugh a bit, thank you and good work!
I’m glad I stepped down makes me appreciate gaming used to be addicted to apex and Fortnite and just thought you know what no more and explored other games. Just recently discovered no mans sky and I’m really enjoying having about 3 hours a day 😊
idk why but when I die on a video game when im really far into a level i have this random addiction to sit and contemplate every life choice i made over the years
I’m like a 3 in terms of competitiveness with a 4-5 in terms of hours played. In other words, I’m not too competitive, but I spend a lot of hours on games
As of recently i have fell from eric cartman level down to a level 5-6, starting to realize i actually have body odor, i used to pull 36 hour sessions b2b for weeks at a time, and would consistently fall asleep on the game and sleep through school then play games during my final periods.
I was a level 7 but to be honest I stooped down to about like between 2 or 3 just a few months ago. Gaming got boring for me but I only play it like once every few days. I never drank energy drinks though.
I’m probably a level 3.5. I play around 3-5 hours a day (on weekends) and about an hour and a half/2 hours a day on weekdays when I have free time. I used to rage a lot at games, but now I realized it was pointless and whenever I lose to another player I just accept that they’re better and I try to improve myself. If I lose to an AI because they have some goofy code that guarantees them a win though.. that’s when I start to get mad. Anyway I normally play with my friends and we just have fun without really caring about how well we do unless it’s against each other.
I have a full time job so I don't get to play everyday but when I do I play at least 10 hours a day, I rarely rage at anything mainly because I'm the one pissing people off lol 💀
It’s actually so sad because us as little kids were introduced to video games, and instead of using our drive to improve in life and becoming better on things that matter in real life. We just put them into video games. Video games stole our happiness.
I used video games to understand the kind of person i wanted to be. Got me to stop reading comics and make me go and work out. I wanted to be my personal hero Kazuma Kiryu.
No one should really blame video games for their declining mental health. The only one who is to blame for getting addicted in the first place is you and you alone. Gaming, just like with every other form of media, is created for entertainment. Its main purpose is to keep you entertained when you're not busy with something. Don't let video gaming ruin your health. The best way to avoid getting addicted is to have self-control and being responsible. That is the best way to handle ANY form of addiction. As anything remotely fun to us humans can lead to an addiction. It's been that way since the dawn of man. Having self-control from getting any urges and becoming more responsible to your duties as a human being can prevent you from being an addicted junkie of any kind.
I think I'm level 5 or so, but a bit more unique. I spend a *lot* of time playing games, usually all of my free time, but I'm 18, I'm in school, I have a job and a stable relationship, I don't actually rage, and when I get mad, I just swear and then laugh it off with my girlfriend (we both game). I think I got rather lucky here.
I'm level 5 but ive gone to level 7 at my peak. With just two peices of gaming clothes and how competitively i played (never raged, took energy drinks, or did stretched). But thats when I decided it was too far for me and went down to a 5 and maybe less now. But i used to play like 4-8 hours a day which is too much.
Was on level 7 til a few years ago, dropped down to level 5 two years ago and now I'm at level 2-3, but still spend sometimes way too much time on the computer because I'm more interested in how the games are programmed than playing the games.
I feel like I got this vid at the perfect time. I just got my yearbook from last year, which was the year I graduated, and got upset about a couple things, and then I got this and it made me realize that I wasted my time playing video games my entire high school career
It is interesting: I am playing somewhere 1:30 to 2 hours a day, but i am not a competive player at all. i just play some strategy games and if i get into online stuff i just try to get fun. Yea, teammates are angry, but who cares, i just get fun!
I played LOL for 4 years and 2 of them i played 14+ hours a day. But i never got angry at my stuff, i rage on the chat but my body had no reaction. and i don't understan why people rage to their own items.
I feel ya! I used to play fortnite for a good 14+ hours as well for about 4 years before moving on to apex and rocket league and doing the same there. If you know rocket league chat, you know.... Man I would get angry sooo bad, but I never yelled or broke anything or slammed anything, I would just be sooo fucking pissed and angry but wouldn't even yell let alone break stuff, idk what is wrong with people to be breaking their setup or doors for that matter.....
I get mad almost every time I play games. But I've never broken anything. I'm the guy that just leaves in the middle of the round. I don't understand the breaking things, theres plenty of stuff to do without that.
@@Quick15 one of my best gaming moments are when my team is loosing hard but in the end we win, you will never experience that feeling if you leave the mach. But i understan some of the teams are noobs but 1 out of 20 you will win with bad team (what turns into best team ever in the end) what is best feeling ever.
I’ve never raged at all, actually. Im a- casual? Player? But at the same time I’m also on like 24/7 whenever I can. I mostly play single player though, cause I’m on Xbox and I’d get killed instantly in any pvp. I also don’t drink ANY energy drinks, or do the ‘gamer stretch’. I also don’t stay home just to game. I play games so much yet at the same time I close the ranked match to go out with friends or something.
Yea im definitely level 3 (possibly 2.5 since im a bit of both) i play games ALOT, and im competitive, but im not ALWAYS on them, i do get pretty bored of my games (especially when theres a game drought untill later this year) so i tend to not play video games for about half the week total.
I spend tons of time playing games. Not because it gets in the way of my life, but because I have literally nothing else to do. Don’t got a job yet (thinking of getting one in 2024 though), honestly don’t like sports, and being air conditioned in a house doing something I like sounds better to me than sitting outside on a hot day and doing fuck all. But for anyone on tier 7 or above, damn I feel sorry for you.
@SilaenNase eh, don’t really got any books lying around… the only one I DO have is the one my reading teacher forced on me, and I do NOT want to read that, because I think we all know that any book you’re forced to read is shit.
Almost failed grade 9 because of lvl infinity,clutched up, turned into a lvl 3 and didn't get a single failing grade that year. Also thanks to my dad for gving mehis genetics and helping me stay athletic during that time. edit: I am now the best in my class in multiple subjects
ngl the only level that fits for me is lv7 but atleast i try to take care of myself. i‘m a heavy gaming addict with 6-8h per day but i can‘t really quit that addiction since i can barely do anything in real life
Bro all these people saying they played for like 14-15+ hours is crazy, I only play for like 5-6 hrs ON WEEKENDS when I stay up late and still can’t even imagine how you get that much. Like genuinely how do you even have that much time, on weekdays I can only play for like 1.5 hrs. I thought I played a lot 😂
When I was 12 my parents started limiting my game time and I'm glad they did because I did not want to become one of those discord mods. I was gaming like 6 to 8 hours a day before my parents cut down on my gaming time.
Coming from school, I went to the computer, stayed there for 4 hours, did the homework at last hour, watched tiktok and RUclips shorts, I was addicted to games. It was the worst time of my life ever. I always thought I had my gaming hours controlled, but I didn't. Thanks to a miracle, the algorithm showed me videos about how bad gaming is for you, and watching tiktok. So this year, I stopped completely. I can tell you, it works really well not playing video games anymore. The best part of it being more focused and not getting bored so easily.
I used to be a level 7 because i was just so invested in just winning. One day i realized and spoke to myself "I'm playing way too much" and i eventually when from level 7 to level 5 and then to level 3
I always thought I’d be pretty high up in the video game list as I spend quite a lot of time on video games (maybe 15 hours a week), but DAMN the fact that only at Level 4 the Toxicity begins is insane. I’m probably at level 2.5 here. Yeah it’s great to try to get better at the game but I don’t spend too much time thinking about it or planning about it. God forbid RAGING about simple mistakes
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I used to be a level 7 just last year, I can say I am now in the middleground between level 2 and 3. I used to spend about 14+ hours a day playing games, cause I am in online college, and the only reason I used to be like this was due to online "friends". When i cut all ties with them in December, that was the best decision for me ever. I stopped playing games all day, started doing my own hobbies more, studying more, got a job in my career, went from 205 lbs to 147 lbs, am not depressed or suicidal anymore. While sad to say all my ex friends are still stuck at level 6 and 7 and all are unhappy. Don't let gaming take over, and delete discord is what I have learned, almost everyone on there is a time waster, and will just make you fall right back into gaming. Go make some irl friends and go out with them and do something.
I aint reading ALLAT
@@OreoMuncherWasTakensame
man shut yo pickle head ah boi
bro has the lowest attention span of all time@@OreoMuncherWasTaken
there are plently of people who play games for countless hours and have many irl friends and do hobbies and such
I was very addicted to video games for a while. However, I was the quietest gamer ever. Most of the rage was just bottled in until I could take it out on a punching bag I had in the yard. Good times
Same
Very similar to what i would do. I would take a sledge hammer and beat the living shit out of a useless paint bucket (My dad was a finish guy in a cabinet shop.), in the winter i would go down to the creek (It was on our yard) and spend HOURS smashing ice. I still dk it to this day, just for different reasons.
@@DiabolicalTomfoolery what do you mean different reasons
I use to play Fortnite all day during Covvid 19 because I had no friends to
Hang out with, All the kids in my neighborhood were half my
Age, one of my neighbors that was around my age moved out 2 years later/ mid-late 2021 or early 2022. So all I had was video games
@@realMr.chickenman 😅
From ages 7-14 I spent 15+ hours a day gaming until I started getting some friends and realized how much more fun the world was than sitting in your room
I passed 2 hours at 14 (a week)
no
Yeah so school is 5-6 hours so at 7 you were getting 4 hours of sleep?😂
@@Admirance1234 is viable in my experience, although some people may not be running at full capacity they will still usually function correctly and be able to do everything necessary to sustain themselves
age 7 to 15 is 25m play time for me and my famliy
I'm 30 years old. I'm able to hold down my WFH job, pay all my bills on time, and practice self care.
But video games has been a part of my life since I was in diapers. I couldn't imagine life without gaming. So yes, I do play about 4-5 hours a day. But not before all responsibilities are taken care of first. And that's the takeaway here. As long as you're not hurting yourself or anyone else, do what makes you happy. I do.
You play a lot of
Yeah exactly I’m not some god that needs perfection I just love playing some stupid game for hours at a time because to live I need to work and be somewhere I don’t wanna be my whole life so ofc I’m gonna play my games
@@02-Bones he’s definitely at least level 5
No he's like level 3-4
I play like 4-5 hours a day
I’m level eight without chaos and self care neglect, and yes, I do eat healthy food, but video games is literally a part of me
I think I get a level 3 and a half. Sure, I love video games and have spent a pretty penny on them, but I don't rage often. I'm a pretty laid back dude who plays casually and when I do play online, I like to keep an optimistic mindset. People on the SSBU discord even called me "Anime Protagonist."
I would be level 8 easily
that’s sad
@@friot4972nothing wrong with playing a ton of games as long as you aren’t being negatively affected
lvl 3 for me
When I was in middle school, I had a friend who was level 6. He would spend every waking hour playing video games. Even when we were on FaceTime, he would ignore me in favor of whatever game he was playing.
Eventually, I cut contact with him because he ghosted me in favor of playing video games. (He never answered my texts, and whenever I tried to call him, he’d tell me he was busy playing TF2 and would talk to me later, then hang up.)
I hope he straightened out his life because he was on his way to level 7. He even had a shirt that said, “I must go. Video games need me!” When I could actually talk to him (usually when we played a multiplayer co-op game), he was a kind, creative, and funny kid. I hope he didn’t completely succumb to his addiction.
sounds like he cut contact with you
@@findot777 Perhaps. He just wasn’t direct about it. A mutual friend of ours cut contact with me a few years later and he made it very clear how much he disliked me and didn’t want to have contact with me anymore. In the former situation, even a simple, “I’ve had enough of you. Don’t contact me again.” would’ve been way more straightforward.
oh god i think i had a shirt that also said "I must go, video games need me!" once
my goat
I’m lvl2-3
Used to be level 4-6 around elementary to middle school.
I was the tablet kid. Almost everywhere i go, i always bring my crappy Android tablet and play almost every Angry Birds game that ever existed lmao.
In college now; drastically decreased to level 1. Hell, i mostly do game development now than actually play games. My social skills has vastly improved as well.
Balance is key, folks.
gaming doesnt interfere with your social life lmao
@@miguelGaming992League of Legends
@miguelGaming992 you are violently addicted and you can't admit it
@@Zunnyshaleague is the only game that effects social relationships. - someone
@@miguelGaming992it does
I’m addicting but it’s not the rage-competitive type, I just rlly like playing video games
Same I just play games just to have fun
Yeah
Same
Thanks this was the wake-up call I needed. Tbh when you get to levels 5+ it’s not even fun anymore and you just wonder how it got to such a point
Gaming gives dopamine and even if you don't like something that much it still gives some dopamine unless you just straight up do not like it
My mom told me that my dad clocked up more than 1 year’s worth of World of Warcraft in 5 years back in the early 2000’s. He would wake up at around 3 am and grind until maybe 11 pm. Every. Freaking. Day. This was before I was even born!
wth dude
Yo can u ask ur dad what was his characters name (yeah my pfp is literally the druid class icon from world of Warcraft
If your dad was like that's it's a miracle you even exist.
Im sure that one south park episode was relatable for him
I had this one friend who got so addicted when corona happened (and still after) that he wouldn’t even go outside his house to hang out with the homies, so addicted he literally dropped out of high school to play more games, so addicted he basically disappeared. It sucked because he was actually a really good friend. I wish he never had this happen
Can you still contact him
Play games with him then
@@nood1lewow so funny guys!🤡🤡🤡
@@Meurr11 ...
Is he a Genshin player
Imagine making a video about gaming addiction and then mainly talking about competitive shooters
This is relatable on some level, i have a weird progression of gaming addiction, i always preferred my life before games, but when i had the time, i often turned on the PC. Right now im on the level 3-4. This video opened my eyes, you got a new sub!
"I can't hear you down there... AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LEADERBOARD WYD" got me laughing
I’m 3.5
The best moments in gaming where having friends who had to come over to play games local is so great
Destiny 1 and 2 turned me in PvP at times into a lvl 4 rage kiddy.
Gladly those days are bygones.
I *USED* to be on level 7 during Covid. At a point, I even started skipping online classes just for some extra screen time. I probably had 7-15 hours of screen time! Now that Covid has ended, I'm in Level 4 right now. I now have 3-4 hours of screen time, still working on lowering that. I think a lot of us got our addictions from Covid!
*UPDATE*: So appearantly my main source of screen time got taken away, my laptop. So now it's like 2 to 3 hrs with phone and I am just sleeping more lol
Same, In Lockdown I was level 6-7.
Now, luckily I’m level 3-4.
Same!
i am one of em
Same
After Covid I never went back
I feel like this video confuses rage/emotions with addiction a lot.
The most important thing to ask yourself and obduct is: could you stop playing and not care (which means that you don’t damage other parts of your life).
I could find replacements for video games, but it's just such an easy way to have fun (and I'm too lazy to go outside).
I bought a punching bag and a pair of boxing gloves cause of video games, but they helped reduce stress in everything else. The moment you buy a gamer drink/powder, is the moment you can never be normal again.
new video by the duck!!! I'm in the middleground of level 3 to 4, I dont rage much and I try to be a team player when i'm playing team games like counter strike, and im not too focused on rankings but its still kinda fun to see how good you are. Most of my gaming recently has been trying to achieve all the achievements I can in the games I own and I've been having a lot of fun with that! I'm glad im not anywhere higher and I hope I never go to that sort of level. Good video, cant wait for the next one!!
Same
seems like we are alike in this regard
I am antisocial and basically have no friends. For a few months I just sat at home and did nothing, and then I started gaming. It’s all I can do in my life and now I’m horribly addicted and any time I try to stop, I just remember how lonely I am and go back to playing
Go to the gym I still game for a long time a day but now I workout.
Good that’s your place gooner
Yo bro you alright?
Wanna talk or smth?
That's like me.
Sounds like me…or at least similar.
My friend got so addicted to his PS4 that when he came to our other friends bday party, he brought it to the house and played it the whole time!
This might be different, but for my best friends bday party/sleepover I brought my Xbox so we could all play
Over this summer I played anywhere from 400 to 750 hours of Minecraft because I had nothing else to do, but since school has started I’ve been slowing down on it so I can get actual sleep to actually function socially
Same 💀
In like less than a year i played 4x more of Mario kart 8 than i did in in the first 8 years of having the game and similar thing with Minecraft but way worse 💀
I dont play every day, but when i do its between 6-8 hrs. When i "rage" i just swear under my breath, i have never yelled or broke something over a game
I play over 6-8 hours too
Same and I respect people.
I ain’t gonna tell you what to do, but it would be healthy to lower that amount
@@peytonross8213 won’t change much
@@peytonross8213 yeah the time I play will probably shorten as I get older and have a jobs and stuff
At one point i was definitely a level 7 my whole life revolved around video games. I'd shower once a week and be depressed without even realizing it. I didn't want anything out of life. It's crazy to think that was me, now I play once every week or two. I realized there's more to life than a rank in a game.
I’m level 1 most of the time and level 3, like, twice a year. For example, at the end of 2021, I downloaded Doodle Jump for nostalgic purposes, became so addicted that I would get on the global leaderboard on a daily basis, and then reverted to normal at the beginning of 2022.
The true gamer
Same here, i used to be Level 3, but nowadays i am more like around Level 1 or 2.
It's hard to align myself in this video because i almost exclusively play singleplayer games, but i play a lot.
I do play a lot and if it was up to me, i'd probably be playing like 6-8 hours a day
Yet i rarely rage, out loud or physically. I'm more likely to just silently break down for like 30 seconds and either quit a game or keep playing.
same bro, i am level 1, but when it comes to playing with friends and stuff, im level 2-3
@@Verchiel_same
I’m probably a 3.5. One problem I have is that i’m usually relatively calm, but the one thing that makes me rage is games. Never got to the point of breaking equipment though.
I remember cracking my laptop screen because of, I kid you not, FFMPEG waiting times.
This level is my level too buckaroo
bro thats my situation
Lol I broke a school chromebook to a FKN TRAIN GAME lmao.
Same bro tho games arent my main source of rage also I dont rage if im with others.
I'm on the third level. If I start to get mad, I just go outside and do something else. Seriously, this is much better than convulsing for several hours because you can't beat some stuff in the game.
Same
Im aslo at 3 lvl
Im lvl 3 too and im proud of it
I am also at 3rd level
True
But if you're a gamer and you like a game you probably don't like it if you have never said you hate this game
Something i love about me is that i find rage hilarious, so everytime i rage just laugh at my self and it brings down
Bro, I am a level 4 and I never experienced that much rage. I honestly don't know what I was missing out on
Same
Same
Same
I'm level 4 I don't rage much and I'm not toxic
I used to be level 5 at top in 2022 in 2017-2019 I was level 2. in 2020-2021 I was level 3
just about 3 years ago in 2020 I was kind of level 7, I didn't rage at losing much, but damn, I never properly bathed and whenever I was bribed to do something for videogame time I would bolt to go do the task but halfway through it, I'd get bored and then I'd find myself 4 hours later and still haven't finished it. I am far past that now and I'm like level 2.3, I sometimes play more than I should, but i def don't play everyday, and seeing this video shows who I was even though I already know I'm not the same person since im really active now, but I like to see how far I've gone in the RIGHT direction.
I got quite hooked to video games during quarantine, I was only a level 2-3 but in 2021 I got super addicted, I was at probably the middleground of level 5 and 6, i’m glad I realized it early that this video game addiction isnt healthy at all because I was averaging around 4-7 hours each day, so now 2023, i’m back to level 2-3, I don’t take video games seriously anymore, and i’m glad I made that decision.
I'm still between level 3-4 where I wanted to get better, had a little bit of toxicity, and only raged when I play games with friends and they fuck up the game. I also hated games that require tons of skill or grinding.
I’m quite obsessed with my game, but half of it was to have fun in the game. The other half was to have fun with my friends. Even if it was a fighting game, sometimes me and my friends would just sit back and talk about stuff. I will not lie, I have gotten mad sometimes/rage quitted, but I don’t really do that much anymore.
And funnily enough, I was the talk of the friend group because I was bad. I sucked ass at Fortnite, yet it didn’t make me mad. I was having a lot of fun with my friends, laughing and insulting each other at the same time.
From 6-14yr old i was always glued to a game. I was a 7 all day until I realized how much time I was wasting not taking care of myself. I look back and hated that version of me, but now im more a 2 and play for fun
Same bro. My friend’s a level 6 with brawl stars and I’m trying so hard to help him since I’ve been friends with him since before fucking kindergarten but it’s all he does and no matter what he is either 1) pissed at brawls stars or 2) is happy about something in brawl stars and only talks about that. I think I’m starting to lead him into a better direction though.
@@dumby2175 same with me I play too much brawl stars
I sacrificed 1 year shool for video games, it was my dumbest decision till now. But I learned.😩
@@saked23 I had phases like who I was 11 I was addictet to brawl stars
@@dumby2175Just tell him that brawl stars is cringe
When I was little i for some reason jus adored RPGs and such, I never played shooter games except sometimes with the boys. This RPG habit made me really calm and never rage, i had a level 3 gaming addiction minus the raging
I’m good, but if someone kills me in an FPS or something, or I get shot down, or someone beats me in a race, it’s not the end of the world.I’m the “GGs ya got me” kind of guy. I’m here to chill and have a good time. Level 4.5-ish without the rage.
I'm probably the middle ground between 3-4 because sometimes I rage a lot, and most times i'm like "shit, I died" and that's it.
Same bro
When I was in middle school, I was a level 5, I was very competitive with video games and it was the only thing I'd look forward to. Fortunately, my parents recognized how bad it was and unplugged my console. Throughout high school, I was at level 0 and would only play at my friend's house, and I started becoming an outdoors person. Now that I'm in college and living away from my parents, I'm at level 2, and my parents are fine with it because they know I'm not addicted and enjoy other activities.
Same except i kinda figured it out myself
I'm somewhere between level 2 and level 3, I play every day during lunch break at work and often play a little before and/or after work. But gaming is just a small part of my day. During 2020-2021, I was level 4 (minus the raging), I spent lots of time gaming because there really was nothing else to do.
When I was like 8 I was spending like 17 hours per day gaming :/, now I’m only about a level 2-3, pretty good decision ngl
My gaming level varies a lot. Sometimes, it’s level 8, level 0, or level 1-5. It really depends on the days that I have. When I feel sad, I play more video games, but the happier I am, the more time I spend outside doing other things
Same
Same
Fr, sometimes I'm just super excited about the game, and other times I just don't even want to open it.
I'm 5.5 (4-6 hours a day, no energy drinks lol) and I'm chill most of the time. Have a life and two jobs and am in shape. When I need to I can put it down for weeks and go to work, then get right back on the grind. I don't think you can really be addicted to a game, at least not chemically like you are to alcohol and drugs. All you need is a tad of discipline and to just walk away when you need to.
I am happy to say I have no addiction to video games. :) I played games a fair bit as a kid, and I sunk a lot of hours into Minecraft around ages 11-13, but I was never too bad. Since then, I really just don't care and I'm a game dev myself. I occasionally play some games, but I quickly grow tired of it. Usually it is TF2, Minecraft, or Clone Hero. Sometimes one of my many PS2 games from my childhood. I have a pretty good PC, but it's been the same since 2017, and I have no desire to upgrade it. CPU's a bit slow, but I am not gonna spend like $600 to replace CPU, mobo, and RAM. Even then, the reason I'd want that is to render videos faster. The best games coming out nowadays can be played on 10 year old PCs no problem, if not Intel HD graphics. I bought Will You Snail? on Steam when it came out and that was great. You can run that on any PC that you'd reasonably be using nowadays. Probably even a Core2Duo laptop.
bro stop yapping -_-
better than what i have probally.
you has level 256 of addiction😂 (don't try to understand if you are not understanding this)
@@RealSDM2 2^8. What is there to not understand?
@@TheBcoolGuy it's a programmer joke.
Do you know meaning of 256 in programming?
as a total drama fan, you are actually so real for mentioning our fandom
I’ve eventually played less and less of games for a multitude of reasons including that most games have lost their touch f “new” and “engaging” (in my opinion) and have started to pay more attention to school. Plus, even thought it’s not much I have some what made connections with other guys at school, however I have never exactly been the person to “attract” or have any friends at all..
The Duck content is amazing keep up the great work :D
I had a streak where I'd play for a significant chunk of the day. From about 8 or 9 in the morning until 4 or 5 in the afternoon. I'd have the wiki/tutorial pulled up beside me because I don't mess with multiplayer or fps games and spend hours in front of the screen.
Once I was playing minecraft for so long in one day that I noticed how much a vine had grown in between the hours. Glanced out the window and suddenly it grew several inches up from where it was when I first looked.
I can't do nearly as much time like that anymore because I get super motion sick/eye strain
This is definitely personal experience. I have rarely dealt with salty or angry gamers.
2:32 for me, it was the fact i had a crowd back in school days. i had a table, with friends to relate with. i thought life was going smoothly. like, if i have people, i'm off to a good start. then, as we grew, we all got better at whatever game it was. for me, it was pokemon. and i feel like the main reason i cared so much about the acomplishments. was because i had this sense where i felt the more i continued at other peoples' pace, the more consistant i'd flow with my group (keep in mind, this was during school for me. and, didn't know that most people won't talk to you after school's over.) the more i was doing good. it was a competition for like "me doing my part for the group" if you will.
Used to be a level 7, Now I'm actually focusing on the important stuffs like laundry and stuffs.
Now im like a level 3.
Thanks Duckie boy for changing my life!
THE GOOD ENDING
I have recently achieved level 3.5. This is the highest I have achieved at any point. I rage on my randoms so bad.
when a guy is getting get stressed just because of a game, its time to search for a job and get stressed for something real
3:06 bro I used to rage, expressly in bedwars. I had to stop for a year. I don’t rage anymore.
In terms of gaming, I'm probably at level 4 usually. Unfortunately I am undoubtedly addicted to my phone. Your video made me laugh a bit, thank you and good work!
I got bored of my Playstation
I swear bro, every game back in the 90s, whatever level of addiction you’re on you still rage.
To be fair some of those games were legitimately broken or unfair
8:00
OMG, I have that exact same shirt!
I’m glad I stepped down makes me appreciate gaming used to be addicted to apex and Fortnite and just thought you know what no more and explored other games. Just recently discovered no mans sky and I’m really enjoying having about 3 hours a day 😊
I was a level 7 but dropped to a level 5. Still video games is a part of me.
idk why but when I die on a video game when im really far into a level i have this random addiction to sit and contemplate every life choice i made over the years
I kinda relate to this..
I’m like a 3 in terms of competitiveness with a 4-5 in terms of hours played. In other words, I’m not too competitive, but I spend a lot of hours on games
As of recently i have fell from eric cartman level down to a level 5-6, starting to realize i actually have body odor, i used to pull 36 hour sessions b2b for weeks at a time, and would consistently fall asleep on the game and sleep through school then play games during my final periods.
I'm apparently a level 8 video game addict. Can't stop playing them knowing their benefits.
sounds like copium
wtf
"Umm actually, it increases reaction time" 🤓☝️
And what's reaction time gonna do to you I bet he don't have any social skills
Thts kinda sad tbh
I was a level 7 but to be honest I stooped down to about like between 2 or 3 just a few months ago. Gaming got boring for me but I only play it like once every few days. I never drank energy drinks though.
I’m probably a level 3.5. I play around 3-5 hours a day (on weekends) and about an hour and a half/2 hours a day on weekdays when I have free time. I used to rage a lot at games, but now I realized it was pointless and whenever I lose to another player I just accept that they’re better and I try to improve myself. If I lose to an AI because they have some goofy code that guarantees them a win though.. that’s when I start to get mad. Anyway I normally play with my friends and we just have fun without really caring about how well we do unless it’s against each other.
Same
Same
Same
I have a full time job so I don't get to play everyday but when I do I play at least 10 hours a day, I rarely rage at anything mainly because I'm the one pissing people off lol 💀
It’s actually so sad because us as little kids were introduced to video games, and instead of using our drive to improve in life and becoming better on things that matter in real life. We just put them into video games. Video games stole our happiness.
I used video games to understand the kind of person i wanted to be. Got me to stop reading comics and make me go and work out. I wanted to be my personal hero Kazuma Kiryu.
Speak for yourself, not for everyone else
video games can make us happy. Just, don't overdo it like i did or it will ruin your life
No one should really blame video games for their declining mental health. The only one who is to blame for getting addicted in the first place is you and you alone. Gaming, just like with every other form of media, is created for entertainment. Its main purpose is to keep you entertained when you're not busy with something. Don't let video gaming ruin your health. The best way to avoid getting addicted is to have self-control and being responsible. That is the best way to handle ANY form of addiction. As anything remotely fun to us humans can lead to an addiction. It's been that way since the dawn of man. Having self-control from getting any urges and becoming more responsible to your duties as a human being can prevent you from being an addicted junkie of any kind.
@@giddymadman2687real
Started watching about a month ago and you don’t disappoint💯
I'd probably put myself in like Level 2.5, mainly for the amount of hours I sink into games, just missing the raging part of Level 3
Same
Same
Same
I think I'm level 5 or so, but a bit more unique. I spend a *lot* of time playing games, usually all of my free time, but I'm 18, I'm in school, I have a job and a stable relationship, I don't actually rage, and when I get mad, I just swear and then laugh it off with my girlfriend (we both game). I think I got rather lucky here.
Always a good day when duck uploads
I'm level 5 but ive gone to level 7 at my peak.
With just two peices of gaming clothes and how competitively i played (never raged, took energy drinks, or did stretched). But thats when I decided it was too far for me and went down to a 5 and maybe less now. But i used to play like 4-8 hours a day which is too much.
Was on level 7 til a few years ago, dropped down to level 5 two years ago and now I'm at level 2-3, but still spend sometimes way too much time on the computer because I'm more interested in how the games are programmed than playing the games.
same im mostly on the computer to do windows instalation and watching videos
Level four without rage or toxicity. I’m basically a violent pacifist
9:20 if your wondering, the episode is Make Love, Not Warcraft
I am just on another level altogether💀
3:48 bro wasted the log 💀💀💀
I feel like I got this vid at the perfect time. I just got my yearbook from last year, which was the year I graduated, and got upset about a couple things, and then I got this and it made me realize that I wasted my time playing video games my entire high school career
It is interesting: I am playing somewhere 1:30 to 2 hours a day, but i am not a competive player at all. i just play some strategy games and if i get into online stuff i just try to get fun. Yea, teammates are angry, but who cares, i just get fun!
Literally me
My dad is essentially a level 7 in terms of addiction. It's absolutely pathetic and I'm ashamed that he's even my father.
Have you tried talking to him about it?
how did he pull ur mom
@@Turbopro27Money 💀🤫🤓😔🤣🤡👋🗿😭🧏♂️
don’t ask me about these emojis 💀
So is my friend. It is what it is, we can’t change these people.
Probably 3.5, but jesus christ above level 5 is terrifying
Im 2.5 because i usually play for almost the whole day or just watch videos
I played LOL for 4 years and 2 of them i played 14+ hours a day.
But i never got angry at my stuff, i rage on the chat but my body had no reaction.
and i don't understan why people rage to their own items.
I feel ya! I used to play fortnite for a good 14+ hours as well for about 4 years before moving on to apex and rocket league and doing the same there. If you know rocket league chat, you know.... Man I would get angry sooo bad, but I never yelled or broke anything or slammed anything, I would just be sooo fucking pissed and angry but wouldn't even yell let alone break stuff, idk what is wrong with people to be breaking their setup or doors for that matter.....
I get mad almost every time I play games. But I've never broken anything. I'm the guy that just leaves in the middle of the round. I don't understand the breaking things, theres plenty of stuff to do without that.
@@Quick15 one of my best gaming moments are when my team is loosing hard but in the end we win, you will never experience that feeling if you leave the mach. But i understan some of the teams are noobs but 1 out of 20 you will win with bad team (what turns into best team ever in the end) what is best feeling ever.
@@Snowblind019 i stopped gaming started work and had 30k cash but now lost it. Everything Feels pointless, but “life is suffering"
@@eki5393 My breaking point is when I start getting fragged and flashed by my own team.
I’ve never raged at all, actually. Im a- casual? Player? But at the same time I’m also on like 24/7 whenever I can. I mostly play single player though, cause I’m on Xbox and I’d get killed instantly in any pvp. I also don’t drink ANY energy drinks, or do the ‘gamer stretch’. I also don’t stay home just to game. I play games so much yet at the same time I close the ranked match to go out with friends or something.
I am a “gamer” 🤓
I’m a level infinite
7:50 reminds me of the time I saw a am I in the wrong Reddit post where someone didn’t go to his wedding because of the Fortnite live event 💀
That's just... That's just sad...
The worst thing I did out of gaming rage is bite my phone's screen
Yea im definitely level 3 (possibly 2.5 since im a bit of both) i play games ALOT, and im competitive, but im not ALWAYS on them, i do get pretty bored of my games (especially when theres a game drought untill later this year) so i tend to not play video games for about half the week total.
I spend tons of time playing games. Not because it gets in the way of my life, but because I have literally nothing else to do. Don’t got a job yet (thinking of getting one in 2024 though), honestly don’t like sports, and being air conditioned in a house doing something I like sounds better to me than sitting outside on a hot day and doing fuck all.
But for anyone on tier 7 or above, damn I feel sorry for you.
Same
@SilaenNase eh, don’t really got any books lying around… the only one I DO have is the one my reading teacher forced on me, and I do NOT want to read that, because I think we all know that any book you’re forced to read is shit.
@@genericusername3334so buy something you want like a comics and ect
@SilaenNase i don’t realy to read but sometime its good i like comics because i got no créativité 😅
@SilaenNase ahahahaha women
im between level 3 and 4, but im only toxic when someone is toxic first
Almost failed grade 9 because of lvl infinity,clutched up, turned into a lvl 3 and didn't get a single failing grade that year. Also thanks to my dad for gving mehis genetics and helping me stay athletic during that time.
edit: I am now the best in my class in multiple subjects
3:56 BURDIE?!?!
burdie* :nerd:
They are brothers
@@Shadowtheguyoh-
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@@Shadowtheguyof course
ngl the only level that fits for me is lv7 but atleast i try to take care of myself. i‘m a heavy gaming addict with 6-8h per day but i can‘t really quit that addiction since i can barely do anything in real life
what a weak ass excuse hell nah
I'm sorry man. But try doing something different. Like just walking or maybe drawing? Even tracing if you want to. Or get out to town.
the main reason of level 7 is no interest in other things and not busy at all with homework, or your family is just out so you play so much
@@BiggieCheese_RobloxI can relate
play basketball
Bro all these people saying they played for like 14-15+ hours is crazy, I only play for like 5-6 hrs ON WEEKENDS when I stay up late and still can’t even imagine how you get that much. Like genuinely how do you even have that much time, on weekdays I can only play for like 1.5 hrs. I thought I played a lot 😂
those people are going to have a rusty ladder as a back. and the knees will be like rocks who bend when you stand on it. *OUCH*
@@PeaceInOurTime Their bodies will either be thin and decrepit or they will be on 1000-lb life 💀
When I was 12 my parents started limiting my game time and I'm glad they did because I did not want to become one of those discord mods. I was gaming like 6 to 8 hours a day before my parents cut down on my gaming time.
Coming from school, I went to the computer, stayed there for 4 hours, did the homework at last hour, watched tiktok and RUclips shorts, I was addicted to games. It was the worst time of my life ever. I always thought I had my gaming hours controlled, but I didn't. Thanks to a miracle, the algorithm showed me videos about how bad gaming is for you, and watching tiktok. So this year, I stopped completely. I can tell you, it works really well not playing video games anymore. The best part of it being more focused and not getting bored so easily.
Same here except I deleted tiktok to improve my mental health over a year ago, for video games however I usually play at most 2 hours a day
@@ballsinyourface419 I left completely video games.
I used to be a level 7 because i was just so invested in just winning. One day i realized and spoke to myself "I'm playing way too much" and i eventually when from level 7 to level 5 and then to level 3
Same, that happened to me when i got friends
I am now a physiopath because all I play is people playground and blades and sorcery. Help.
I love ur videos
I always thought I’d be pretty high up in the video game list as I spend quite a lot of time on video games (maybe 15 hours a week), but DAMN the fact that only at Level 4 the Toxicity begins is insane.
I’m probably at level 2.5 here. Yeah it’s great to try to get better at the game but I don’t spend too much time thinking about it or planning about it. God forbid RAGING about simple mistakes
If you dont agree that tryhards ruin the game when your just trying to have a chill time, then you ARE a tryhard
1:19 respect for the homebrew channel, that was the best thing on the Wii ever