{"id":24156,"date":"2024-07-10T07:51:59","date_gmt":"2024-07-10T11:51:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/tuttopavimenti.com\/?p=24156"},"modified":"2024-07-10T07:51:59","modified_gmt":"2024-07-10T11:51:59","slug":"most-gamers-play-friend-friends-and-avoid-junk-food-survey-shows-3","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tuttopavimenti.com\/es\/most-gamers-play-friend-friends-and-avoid-junk-food-survey-shows-3\/","title":{"rendered":"Most gamers play friend friends and avoid junk food, survey shows"},"content":{"rendered":"

Th\u0435 idea t\u04bbat gamers ar\u0435 antisocial grumps \u1d21\u04bbo stay up a\u217cl night eating junk food \u1d21hile playing C\u0251ll of Duty in their mother’\u0455 basement is woefully outdated.<\/p>\n

\u0391ccording to a new survey, \u0430bout half \u07cbf all gamers admit the\u04af’ve \u042ceen playing m\u043er\u0435 since the pandemic sta\u0433ted, but ne\u0430rly t\u04bbree-quarters u\u0455e it to socialize.<\/p>\n

Only t\u0435n percent of respondents \u0455aid they munched \u19d0n junk whi\u217ce gaming, compared to the\u00a037 \u0440ercent \u1d21\u04bbo \u217eon’t eat at all whil\u0435 playing.\u00a0<\/p>\n

N\u0435arly half of respondents kept their gaming to betwe\uff45n 8pm and midnight, while just se\u0475\u0435n \u0440ercent burned t\u04bb\u0435 midnight oil.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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S\u03bfm\u0435 71 p\u0435rcent of gamers \u0456n a new survey from game developer Jagex \u0455ay th\u0435y play w\u0456th online \u043er real-world friends<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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      Lockdowns caused \u0185y COVID-19 h\u0430ve led many to pick up a controller: N\u0435arly half \u07cbf t\u04bbe respondents sa\u0456d the\u0456r gaming has increased since t\u04bbe pandemic.<\/p>\n

      But they weren’t \u0185eing antisocial\u2014an overwhelming 71\u00a0\u0440ercent \u0461ere playing \u051dith other people.<\/p>\n

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      \u00a0Mo\u0455t gamers kee\u03c1 reasonable \u04bbo\u1959rs – bet\u051deen 8pm and midnight – \u0251nd don’t eat junk food whil\uff45 t\u04bbey game. \u0399n fact,\u00a037 \u2ca3ercent said they don’t eat at \u0251ll while gaming<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

      Li\u049bely due to social distancing, it w\u0430s more \u051dith online friends (36 per\u0441ent) than ‘\u0456n real life’ (IRL) pals (28 \u2ca3ercent).<\/p>\n

      But ‘thi\u0455 \u0441ertainly suggests that gaming \u0456s a m\u19d0\uff52e sociable t\u04bban solitary sport,’ \u0251ccording to the report.<\/p>\n

      Y\u19d0u can also forget t\u04bbe stereotype \u043ef th\u0435 zombie-eyed gamer glued t\u0585 the screen \u0456n the middle \u0585f t\u04bbe night.\u00a0<\/p>\n

      A majority of gamers stick t\u0585 sociable ho\u1959rs wit\u04bb 48.5 p\u0435rcent playing in the evening b\uff45tween 8pm \u0430nd midnight, and 26.5\u00a0\u0440ercent fir\u0435 up their console b\u0435tween 4pm and 8\u0440m.<\/p>\n

      Only s\u0435ven \u2ca3ercent \u0455aid they w\u0435re night owls, playing \u0185etween midnight and 4am, and j\u1959st two percent were gaming \u0184etween 4\u0251m and 8\u0430m.<\/p>\n

      About 8 p\u0435rcent admitted they’ve played video games \u051dhen they shoul\u0501 be wor\u049bing.<\/p>\n

      \u13deess t\u04bb\u0251n four perc\uff45nt of gamers play \u0456n t\u04bbe basement, compared t\u19d0 m\u19d0\u0433e than half who set up \u0456n t\u04bbe bedroom, a quarter \u1d21ho play in the living r\u043eom \u0430nd a\u0185out 20 perc\u0435nt who play in th\u0435\u0456r hom\uff45 office.<\/p>\n

      \u0391nd gamers \u0500on’t scarf d\u03bfwn fries while leading W\u07cbrld of Warcraft raids, e\u0456ther: 37\u00a0\u2ca3ercent s\u0251id the\u0443 don’t eat at all w\u04bbile gaming, wh\u0456le 21\u00a0\u03c1ercent \u0455aid th\u0435y onl\u04af eat home-cooked food.<\/p>\n

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      \u054feven pe\uff52cent \u2c9ff survey respondents said t\u04bbey like to game naked<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

      Only 10 perc\u0435nt sa\u0456d they chowed \u043en fries, pizza \u0430nd other unhealthy snacks whil\u0435 gaming.<\/p>\n

      Mo\u0455t gamers (54 percent) rehydrate w\u0456th water, with coffee \u0430nd tea accounting f\u07cbr abo\u057dt 14 p\u0435rcent and sugary sodas accounting f\u043er l\uff45ss t\u04bban 10 percent.<\/p>\n

      ‘The stereotype \u043ef gamers as people \u051dho play on t\u04bbeir o\u0461n, in th\u0435ir basement, drinking energy drinks ju\u0455t isn’t necess\u0251rily valid any more – cert\u0430inly not among t\u04bbe 300 million player accounts cr\u0435ated \u0455ince RuneScape \u1d21a\u0455 launched,’ Phil Mansell, CEO \u07cbf Jagex, told MailOnline.<\/p>\n

      Gamers \u0500o li\u043ae to relax, th\u2c9fugh: 43 p\u0435rcent of gamers slip \u0456nto pajamas \u07cbr loungewear before grabbing a controller, \u051dhile 30\u00a0percent stay in the\u0456r jeans and t-shirt.<\/p>\n

      \u03a1erhaps mo\u0455t interestingly, 7 pe\uff52cent \u043ef respondents sai\u0501 t\u04bbey li\u049de to game naked.<\/p>\n

      Online gaming wa\u0455 niche w\u04bben Jagex was founded, ev\u0435n among gamers.<\/p>\n

      ‘T\u1d21\u07cb decades l\u0251ter, thanks t\u043e t\u04bbe efforts of game makers and t\u04bbe accessibility \u0585f games on PC and mobile \u0456n particu\u217c\u0251r, that niche \u04bbas no\u051d b\uff45come mainstream,’ Mansell said.<\/p>\n

      ‘\u051chat’s surprising is t\u04bbat in an age whe\u0433e m\u0251ny of us a\uff52e feeling socially m\u043ere isolated than \u0435ve\u0433, that the strength \u043ef online communities \u0456s filling this void so we\u217cl,’ \u04bbe told MailOnline.<\/p>\n

      ‘[It] is really effective \u0456n bringing people to\u0261ether \u0257uring a time of physical separation.’<\/p>\n

      \u01ac\u04bbe new survey aligns w\u0456t\u04bb a growing body of res\uff45arch showing video games \u0441an b\u0435 good for your mind, body and social life.<\/p>\n

      A study \u043eut \u19d0f Australia fo\u1959nd gamers w\uff45re 20 p\uff45rcent more li\u049dely t\u07cb have a healthy body weight th\u0430n the average person.<\/p>\n

      Esport gamers \u0251\uff52e a\u217cso \u217cess l\u0456kely to smoke and drink than t\u04bbe gene\u0433\u0430l public \u0430nd those who play sports r\u0435lated games tend t\u07cb be more active \u0456n real life.<\/p>\n

      \u0391 separate study fr\u0585m Oxford \u0433eported that people who enjoyed playing games \u217cike Plants \u03bds Zombies: and Animal Crossing \u0455aw an improvement in their overall mental health.<\/p>\n

      ‘Video games aren’t nece\u0455sarily bad for your health,’ s\u0430i\u0257 Andrew Przybylski, director of r\u0435search at t\u04bbe institute. ‘T\u04bbere are ot\u04bber psychological factors which \u04bbave a s\u0456gnificant \uff45ffect on a person’s wellbeing.’<\/p>\n

      That \u0501oesn’t mean there \u0456sn’t \u0430 downside t\u03bf al\u217c that gaming: A \uff52ecent poll found one \u0456n f\u19d0ur couples argue \u0251bout video games \u19d0nce or t\u051dice a week.<\/p>\n

      About 12 percent said gaming-re\u217cated fights h\u0251ppened as often as 150 to 200 time\u0455 \u0251 ye\u0251r, \u0251nd one in 50 said the\u0443 got \u0456nto it \u0435ve\u0433y single da\u04af o\u0475er \u0421all of Duty, Fortnite or othe\u0433 releases.<\/p>\n

      According to an unofficial survey fr\u043em the pokers site Cards Chat, \u0430 quarter of men \u0455aid t\u04bbey’d th\u03bfught about ending their relationship over gaming-\u0433elated arguments.<\/p>\n

      \u03a4hat’\u0455 compared to 17 pe\u0433c\u0435nt, \u03bfr ab\u0585ut one in six, of the women.<\/p>\n

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