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04-04-2015, 07:59 AM
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1. Social
If you play Fearless for a while you probably make some virtual friends. Although virtual, they can still become important for you and make you feel happy. According to 'American Psychologist.'.
The thing is that people don't know each other in a face to face way, instead they just see text written by each other and voice chat sometimes too. That for me at least causes me to be less shy and embarrassed by the things I say. I won't see the person the next day to be told about the silly things I've said. It just isn't the same thing, but I personally love it, that's why I'm here.
6. Creativity and brain training
Because of Gmod's endless possibilities, your brain is used a lot when making complex creative constructions.
I agree with this one since some of the situations resemble real life situations so well that it's difficult for social people to actually roleplay the situation the way they want it to turn out. They have to figure it out themselves how the other person would react and when one says something inappropriate then it will most likely affect their future relationship. I'm surprised how well I can empathize with my character's current situation and decisions in life.
If you play Fearless for a while you probably make some virtual friends. Although virtual, they can still become important for you and make you feel happy. According to 'American Psychologist.'.
The thing is that people don't know each other in a face to face way, instead they just see text written by each other and voice chat sometimes too. That for me at least causes me to be less shy and embarrassed by the things I say. I won't see the person the next day to be told about the silly things I've said. It just isn't the same thing, but I personally love it, that's why I'm here.
6. Creativity and brain training
Because of Gmod's endless possibilities, your brain is used a lot when making complex creative constructions.
I agree with this one since some of the situations resemble real life situations so well that it's difficult for social people to actually roleplay the situation the way they want it to turn out. They have to figure it out themselves how the other person would react and when one says something inappropriate then it will most likely affect their future relationship. I'm surprised how well I can empathize with my character's current situation and decisions in life.