We play our favourite games , having fun, trying to achieve goals, in the rhythm every player can play. But there is a time, a period in the year where you leave everything or almost everything for vacations, and of course the games. I think it is good, changing environment, relaxing refreshing ourselves!
Anything in excess is not good for your body and lifestyle, be it card games or office desk work etc.makisaa said:
A human brain deserves a healthy break from all such things to reset and come back fresh and strong!
The quality of work output also improves after the break!
makisaa said:
Well, nowadays, even if you travel on vacation, don't tell me that you don't take your laptop or tablet with you, or at least your phone. And don't tell me that you'll find yourself somewhere with no internet, unless of course, your destination is some island in the middle of the Pacific.
But seriously, the topic has nothing to do with vacation.
It is recommended, and probably even necessary (Sometimes mandatory), to take breaks from whatever it is we're doing, including gambling.
I think gaming only causes problems for people who are addicted to games and gambling—people who don’t manage their betting amounts properly and are always at risk of losing a lot of money. A “gaming break” would be appropriate if you were really tired and gaming was getting in the way of your life. I was recently hospitalized and thought I wouldn’t be able to play, but I did play and even managed to win a little, so I took advantage of “my break” in the hospital and had fun! Good luck to you!🙂👍
I agree, taking a proper break from games can be good for the mind. I’ve noticed that when I step away for a while, I come back with a much clearer head instead of playing just out of habit. A change of scenery does wonders sometimes, and there’s no need to rush back.