A Response to "Game Theory: You're Playing Video Games WRONG!"

You can watch the video I'm talking about here • How To Teach Video Gam...
Gameplay is Heroes of the Storm.
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[@Craissont]

Cool video man, i remember my first game being a silly "arcade" like pc game about shoveling and getting jewels it was kind of easy and my father would help to understand it, but then later i started playing Crash Bandicoot for the ps1 and i remember it dearly

[@collinsmith4599]

Good video and good response, it was nice and heartwarmimg :)

[@johnark4723]

I don't really understand what your problem with his video is. He was just explaining that he created using psychology and experimentation, and said that it wasn't perfect. He didn't morally grandstand or call other methods wrong. If someone is watching his video, they're looking for a generalized solution to get someone into gaming.

[@fivedollargames55555]

The main thing, was that the last thing he talked about was more important than the rest of the video but he only spent 30 seconds on that, and 20 minutes on things that are arbitrary. Things that are more important deserve more time than things that are less important in my opinion. It would be more helpful if the focus was trying to find ways for someone new to video games to have fun. Or ways to persuade others to get into video games. Not that Mario is too daunting to get into video games. Heck, one of my sister's only video games she enjoys is the first one she played which was Super Mario Bros. He used an example from his life of what he did, I used examples from my life. They do not align with what he talked about for 20 minutes. And hence this response, since other options are more worth talking about.