lonecourier97
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@DwightsLifeMatters said:
I'm going to be honest with you.
You probably need professional help. Addiction is not an easy topic. But in order to let you help, you seriously need to acknowledge the harm of your addiction in your life (which you do from your post).
Maybe just Familie/friends can help you out of your addiction if it isn't extreme, otherwise professional help is needed. You also need someone who can control your gaming behaviour from an objective pov
I've already ask for professional help, i go once a week, but nothing seems to work since my mind end up always to think about dbd
My brother take care of me and stay with me while playing and always remind me to off my ps4 in a certain hour (and no, unfortunately i dont have parents, and no friends in my city, just distant friendship)
I think the problem is just my thinking, cause my mind take the game like a primary need like food and water
I don't want to act like a victim or rant too much but i think that this behavior probably is just for escape reality and i find dbd as a good excuse for escaping, maybe if i didn't end up playing this game in 2018 i probably ended in something worst than a online game
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@OMagic_ManO said:
Addicted too, you are beginning so let the rush take you in, learn to take positive control of the addiction of this game, take a breather every once in a while, feel free to add me, I could use some DBD friends.
o0Magic_Man0o_
Thanks i'll add you soon
What you said is what i would do, just let it be
But then i see what am i doing in my life, ignoring friends and don't take responsability for a good future, and this make me sad and really frustrating
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@BACKSTABBER said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/56374/addiction-to-this-game
Games give you dopamine shots like when palet a killer carrying a surv.. that shots cause addiction
First, understand that mechanism
One radical solution is getting bored of the game, but swimming can help to balance dopamine (3 times a week, 2hrs each), so can self-control more and stop playing
Yeah i've already done this, i still doing it but no working at all,for example if i dont play much , 4-5 days later i'm starting to feel like if i am a time clock bomb and if i dont play i'm nervous all the day and if i try to resist things getting worst time after time
I've always loved videogames and still love them but i can't enjoy other games cause of dbd, my mind automatically run to "oh.. Maybe just 2 h on dbd " and starts everything again and again