Live your life

[ZenitYerkes]

Originally Posted by rasomaso

Well when you're playing a game, you don't actually realise you're just pressing buttons, you think you're jumping around with a gun.

There's a difference between being static and moving. I consider the second one much more exciting than the first one -notice how ****ty a TV channel showing how a person stares at screen would be.

[tm20]

ever since holidays, i've been like this: staying at home all day infront of the computer, killing time on the forums, occasionally i'll play my guitar or draw but I havn't been getting out lately. I keep telling myself I should go for a run but I never do

[rasomaso]

Zenit: I was replying to Aquaplant

[Human No More]

Originally Posted by ZenitYerkes

It's as simple as that when you play a videogame, or watch TV; you're not actually living yourself: it's the character who's living for you. You just stare at the screen or push buttons to make them move. So involved you are in it, that you don't realize that what you're actually doing is just to stay sat on a place.

That's how I think and what I see. If you think I'm wrong, well; I can't blame you for it or change your mind since opinions are like butts: everyone has their own.

In this, I'm not so sure... What makes a game different to Avatar?

Just because something isn't 'real' like that doesn't mean it can't show us what we want in life.

[ZenitYerkes]

Originally Posted by Human No More

In this, I'm not so sure... What makes a game different to Avatar?

Just because something isn't 'real' like that doesn't mean it can't show us what we want in life.

I don't mean you can't have it or play with it; what I mean is that you shouldn't stay with your eyes on it 24/7. Everything in excess is bad.