전재민 2019.06.06 16:00

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Games, of course, help relieve stress, and it is true that the Korean game industry is developing greatly. It is also true that adolescents' hobbies can be limited. But what about the crimes caused by game addiction? Nothing can justify a crime. The negative view of the game is natural. Regulations regarding games must be implemented.
엄태선 2019.06.16 23:57

[2114 엄태선] I read your article well. The most sympathetic part of your opinion is the quote from the YouTube Creator. The changing learning environment is what we are experiencing now. So I also think that games are a few ways to relieve stress. I also agree that classifying game addiction as a disease is blocking one of the nation's main contents. I think we should develop the game industry more than we should stop it.
김승건 2019.06.25 19:57

[2303 김승건] I agree that if nation classifies games as a disease, which can restrict creative content and further suppress culture as a whole. However, I think there is a problem with addiction that makes games a priority over important things in everyday life. Don't you think treatment is necessary for people who show addiction beyond what they normally enjoy?
최현빈 2019.06.28 07:06

[2122 최현빈] I totally agree with you. When the government, decided to cut back on nuclear power plants, there were fewer people studying nuclear power and that led to a decline in technology. Korea is creating many games and if we restrict game industry, it can lead to irreversible consequences.