Was everyone wrong about staying in and playing games?
With this week, I decided to do another game-based blog… I know this is about tech, but the world is a bit interesting right now.
Were you ever told that you needed to go outside and that staying indoors and playing games or watching tv was never a good idea? Well with everything happening right now, that is the best thing to do!
So here is an article from the New York Times about a streamer and how they are the go to during this pandemic.
4 Comments
Brett Reader
It’s interesting to see how a job once considered a waste of time and money unintentionally manages to be the most prepared for a pandemic. Maybe this will spark discussion about how we can change workplace behaviors to be better prepared in the future.
Ian Dunn
Some of my family is struggling with loneliness during the pandemic, i’ve been showing them various games (like .io games) and it’s been helping them stay sane.
Luke Tegtman
I watch streamers play Call of Duty every day in the morning. Now with this pandemic, I have it on for a good part of the day. These gamers must be racking in the bucks with all of these subs.
perral
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