A study published by Indian Public Health Magazine, claiming that the publication of 50.8% of the participants will spend more time playing gaming. Games like Call of Duty and FIFA have seen a sudden increase in the number of players in the pandemic. Meanwhile, Asian game giants like Nintendo and Tencent see a mutant in the first quarter. And obviously, PUBG is the most popular among young gamers. Based on data, it was found that there were about 22 PUBG players before the ban. The second highest is Minecraft was played by 8.2 lakh people, followed by Fortnite with 8.5 lakhs. Due to the course, Indians are also participating in a series of online tournaments. The Heath World Organization has updated its instructions to include “gaming disorders” as a mental health condition in 2018. For gaming compared to other activities within the scope of gaming is prioritized more than other interests and daily activities, and continuing or escalating gaming ladders despite negative consequences. According to the health agency, there are five warning signs that you are suffering from gaming disorders. It is: 1. Game plays become your dominant life that starts around specific games and you can think of previous games or predict your next game. Time. Symptoms of withdrawal are stimulated, worried, sad or even depressed if you are not allowed to play games. WHO claims that in order to be diagnosed, the behavioral model must be sufficient to lead to a significant decline in the scary PUBG addiction stories … , a gymnasium from Jammu was taken to the hospital after PUBG addicted, causing him to lose part of mental balance. The very addictive nature of the game has been brought more light when a teenager in Punjab was reported to spend 16 lakhs from his parents’ bank account to buy gears and upgrade his character in the game. play. These incidents are a terrifying reminder of the fact that addiction to digital activities and/or video playing has been officially defined as gaming disorders.
