Playing games during pandemic study

[oneforce]

"71.3% of respondents reported that the time they spend playing video games had changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, while 63.1% stated that the types of games they play had changed. Figures 4 and 5 show respondents’ gameplay habits before and after the COVID-19 outbreak, demonstrating a clear shift towards increased frequency of play. For example, Figure 4 shows that 10.5% of respondents report playing video games several times a day prior to the pandemic, while Figure 5 shows this figure has increased to 40%. At the other end of the scale, 5.4% of respondents indicated they rarely played games before the outbreak, a figure that drops to just 0.4% after the outbreak."

So is it true? Have you dived too many games these days? If yes, was it all worth it?

[Apache Warrior]

I haven't played on or offline games in years. It isn't any fun playing with strangers.
Apache

[SCameron]

I worked remotely that's why I have no time to play video games.

[oneforce]

I've played some video games out of boredom, and I haven't found the one game I would play for years. I think there isn't gonna be one.

[SCameron]

Well, aside from my work. I would say, it's probably because of my Mom's garden that I didn't put my time on video games. I helped her plant her crops and maintain her orchids during this pandemic. I can say it was very productive of me to do it.

[oneforce]

What kinds of crops? Just wondering which crops would grow in a small man-made garden (in a pot) as I hear a lot on facebook about growing their own crops, healthy living, and such. Perhaps, you could make a new thread for that, let's see who else is doing it here?