Game curfew to be implemented? All online games will shut down their servers from 23: to 6: . Do you agree?

Hello, everyone. I'm the protector of the game, an online game enthusiast with some decades of experience.

As an old player with more than ten years' experience in online games, I have something to tell you. Online games have been popular in China since 2. As the first batch of game experiencers, I still have some experience to talk about along the way, so I won't comment on the curfew of online games at first.

First of all, let's learn about the curfew of online games, which, as its name implies, means that games are forbidden at night. In other countries, some young players are addicted to games. In previous years, maybe everyone went to Internet cafes, but now mobile phones are becoming more and more developed. Due to environmental or family restrictions, who doesn't have a mobile phone now? Many things can be done secretly under the covers, and time is fleeting. Maybe two hours have passed without a little attention, and even playing games all night is very common.

Most young players are addicted to games, and their self-control is not very strong. Of course, there are not a few adults who play games all night. After all, adults may have work needs the next day, so this phenomenon is not very common. However, it is easy for minors to play online games all night without worry, which will affect the next day's affairs. Despite this, the game king is also the same now, and he will choose to play two games when he is sneaking around at night. This is just one kind of entertainment.

Is it necessary to impose a curfew on online games? At least I think this is a positive thing, and the early morning is a good time to sleep. What is the most annoying thing for me in these decades? That is, staying up all night is too much, which has a great impact on your health. When you are young, you have squandered capital, and you can feel it when you are in your early twenties. Besides, at night, when you are growing up, do you like to be a long-legged Ouba? Then stay up late less. If you can't control yourself, it's better to help yourself with external help.

Just like the oasis that everyone yearns for, we need to know what to do at the right age. I have no objection to playing games. On the contrary, playing games can make our thinking more sensitive. But when it's time to go to bed at twelve o'clock, can't we go to bed and get up the next day? It is for this reason that you should plan your own time and think more about attacking long-legged Ouba. After all, the survival of the fittest will be eliminated.

Thank you for reading. Please comment below!

I couldn't agree more! ! ! ! !

Tell me about my personal experience. At that time, I was playing an end-game tour in SHEN WOO. Because it was a new area, I only slept for three hours in the first two days from 12 noon, and I hung up indefinitely. Later, I slept at 3 am every day and got up around 6 am for more than a month.

During the period, I ate in front of the computer, didn't take a shower for more than a month, didn't go out, and slept or played games. Later, every time I went to sleep at night, my brain couldn't rest, just buzzing all the time. I was afraid of death at that time, because the news reported that I had died suddenly while playing games, and I didn't dare to play later.

If the night is forbidden, you can ensure that you have enough time to rest every day, which is also beneficial to the health of teenagers in disguise!

I don't agree with the implementation of game curfew. I was chased and stopped by my parents when I was not an adult. I finally grew up, I can have my own time to play games, and you have to have another game curfew! How do I feel that players like us are so pitiful?

Since the development of mobile games, I really often play games after 23: at night. After all, I have work to do during the day, and I steal a few games at night. My understanding of network curfew here is that you can't play mobile games or end games from 23: pm to 6: am, as long as you are online! If the network curfew is really implemented, I personally will feel very uncomfortable! And I know that the game curfew is mainly aimed at some minors, but it says that all online game servers will be closed from 23 pm to 6 am! This method can effectively prevent minors from playing games without rest on the internet and affecting their study during the day, but does it hurt innocent people for us adults?

South Korea's e-sports has developed very well, so South Korea is also the first to impose a curfew on online games! However, South Korea only imposed a curfew on online games for minors and made a specific division.

If there is a curfew for online games in China, I think we should also distinguish between minors and adults! But after this distinction, there will be some problems, such as: children steal their parents' mobile phones to stay up late to play games! As long as children want to steal to play, there are always various ways to play! From this point of view, we can only implement a unified online game curfew control, and shut down all online game servers from 23 pm to 6 am, which is undoubtedly the best choice!

The game curfew doesn't matter to me, but if it starts at 23: , it may be embarrassing to some anchors and so on. If a game health system must be implemented, I personally suggest a game health system similar to tencent games's "the glory of the king", although I haven't played the glory of the king for a long time now. However, according to the situation of teaming up with friends at that time, it was basically the kind that couldn't stop playing. I forgot the anti-addiction time for several hours. Whether the glory of the king played for three hours or several hours in a row would force him to rest for more than ten minutes. If he played for more than six hours, he wouldn't be able to play normally until around five or six in the morning the next day. I think it is more appropriate to set an anti-addiction time of four to six hours, just like a driver's fatigue driving. It's better to ban the game when it reaches the time point, and rest for an hour or two to rest your eyes. It's better to set the curfew time from 24: to 5: . After all, some people still need to make money by playing games, so there will be a similar rest at night. < P > Hello, everyone, I don't like coriander.

I don't think it will have any effect if online games are under curfew. When I was a child, when online games were not too Sheng Xing, my friends and I played war3RPG maps all night, and we had a good time. Therefore, just stopping online games won't have any effect. Online games can play stand-alone games, watch movies and brush our mobile phones. It's not online games that make us stay up late, but ourselves.

Just as many people now say that games have ruined this generation, I don't know that the previous generation said that martial arts novels would ruin the next generation in the 197s, that rock and roll would ruin the next generation in the 198s, that puppy love would ruin the next generation in the 199s, and that games would ruin the next generation in the 2th century. It turns out that the previous generation will ruin the next generation and find an interface to cover up the failure of their own education. Therefore, closing online games only has a superficial effect, and the real reason lies in themselves.

Here, Mr. Xiangcai still has to advise you that staying up late is really harmful to your health, so you should go to bed early.

What do you think? Please leave a message in the comments section.

I quite agree. Because this game curfew is aimed at minors, not adults who have self-control, Xiao Liu Hai is more supportive (I am an adult).

I remember that when Xiao Liu Hai was in junior high school and high school, there were not a few classmates who climbed over the wall and went out to surf the Internet in the middle of the night, and more than once or twice. Sometimes, as long as they were not caught by teachers or leaders, there would be at least a dozen times a semester. I went out to play online games at night, but I could only doze off in class in the morning, and my grades plummeted. This kind of person can be found everywhere around Xiao Liu Hai.

So I have a deep understanding of this little bangs. Making strict game curfew measures can make more teenagers devote their energy to their studies better. Without games, you will sleep well at night and have the energy to study during the day. This is what a teenager should look like.

Xiao Liu Hai agrees with this measure. If you have a better Cambridge, please share it in the comments below.

as a veteran gamer who has witnessed the development of the game, let me talk about my views.

First of all, I am absolutely in favor of a curfew system for games.

what is a curfew?

it is to shut down the server at a certain time, so that the majority of online games can't play games within the specified time.

what are the benefits of this?

The curfew system for online games may be bad news for the developers and operators of online games, and of course, organizations that quit Internet addiction, but it is definitely good news for parents, because they no longer have to fight with their children for playing games too late, and their children will no longer bear grudges against their parents for not letting them play games.

As one of the fresh forces of online games, teenagers are definitely the most solid supporters of online games, but their self-control ability is very poor, and it is difficult to extricate themselves from the illusory world, which leads to the phenomenon that carefree teenagers are prone to play games all night, which not only affects their studies, but also seriously affects their physical development.

I remember when I was a senior one. At that time, Internet cafes had begun to take shape. Since I started to contact online games in primary school, I became an Internet addiction teenager early. I was studying in a boarding school. There was a university near the school, and there were no less than 1 Internet cafes near the university. Our school has strict regulations that students who live in the school are not allowed to leave school at will, but we often go online over the 5-6-meter wall of the school after the teacher checks the dormitory at night. Once, when a classmate climbed to the wall and jumped down, his knee accidentally hit a stone and was scratched with a huge hole, and blood flowed all over the floor. I think there seems to be something white like a line in the hole of that buddy's knee, so I asked him to have a look first. But the buddy endured the pain without saying anything, bought a few band-aid stickers and played games with us all night. It was not until he went to the school clinic the next day that the teacher said it was tendon, which scared us to be quiet for quite a while.

At that time, surfing the Internet in Internet cafes cost two yuan an hour, and eating at school cost one and a half yuan, so the living expenses for a week at that time were 3-5. Anyway, besides eating, there was still some money for buying snacks and taking a bus. However, because the money for surfing the Internet was often not enough, it was common for several people in our dormitory to eat a bowl of rice (there was not enough food in school).

In order to save money, we often go to Internet cafes for a night. Once we play, we stay up all night, and then we go to the classroom to sleep the next day. We learned almost nothing that year, and our health became extremely poor.

It can be said that our generation of young people is the first generation of teenagers who were poisoned by online games. Now, when I think about it as an adult, I know how wrong it was at that time. If we had imposed a curfew on online games at that time, where could we go to keep the night?

Adults, as another fresh force in online games, may inevitably harm their interests from the perspective of enforcing a curfew on online games to protect teenagers. However, it needs to be known that the harm of adults playing online games all night is equally great. If they are already devastated by work pressure, their bodies will collapse sooner or later. There are not a few adults who reported on the news about sudden death from playing online games all night.

In the past, online games were only limited to computers, which may limit some people. But now online games have been extended to mobile phones, and the harm of online games to teenagers is becoming more and more serious. With the faster development of science and technology, the coverage of online games will be more extensive. Now, it is a way to make up for it.

Of course, online games are good for the growth of teenagers. The development of online games has also promoted the rapid development of many emerging industries, so we are not opposed to playing online games. However, from the perspective of national development and the protection of teenagers and other groups with poor self-control, it is still necessary to impose a curfew on online games.

After all, not all people who play online games can become professional players. Professional players can promote the development of online games industry, and the development of the country still needs more aspiring young people from all walks of life to promote it.

the most wonderful phenomenon in China society!

some people think there is a problem, so let everyone do it, only sad!

why do children like playing games so much now? Because what else can I play besides games?

I'm born in 198s. We used to play video games, but we didn't play them day and night, because we still have many recreational activities, such as playing with classmates, having interested groups, playing football and basketball.

Look at today's children. Besides reading and taking remedial classes, what fun do they have? Then you can only play games at home.

if the fundamental problem is not solved, it is always across the board, which is the most incompetent and mindless way! !

Up to now, the game industry has grown stronger and stronger. From the previous game machines, stand-alone games and online games to the current mobile games, it can be said that the development scope is getting wider and wider, and the games are becoming more and more convenient. If the game curfew is to be implemented, all online games will shut down their servers from 23: to 6: . For me, who has been a game lover for more than ten years, I definitely disagree, but I think it will limit our addiction. But think again, isn't it up to individuals?

Generally speaking, people are active during the day and relax at night, so in order not to affect the normal attendance of some children, students, workers and so on the next day, the game curfew has a certain limiting effect on them; But now there are more and more diversified social positions, and there are many friends who work at night. They also want to relax properly after work. What should you do if you impose a curfew at this time?

Do you think that Xiong Haizi will go to bed when the game is banned? Do you think your roommate can't play games to disturb you, so he can't watch the video

? In the final analysis, it is still a matter of family education, personal quality and consciousness! Take children for example, why can some children hand in their mobile phones on their own initiative, or consciously put down their game learning? And some children repeatedly ask their parents for mobile phones, and parents open the door for them? Finally, I ignore my mistakes and blame the game!

A curfew in China will definitely only restrict online games made or represented in China, so that more people will invest in online games or stand-alone games abroad; Moreover, the industries derived from online games, such as game anchors, substitute training, internet cafes, etc., will show a declining trend, and the consequences will be unimaginable, which is undoubtedly a heavy blow to the domestic game industry. I think it should be considered from many aspects, not just a curfew.

The protection measures for underage games in China are increasing year by year. From the very beginning, the ban on underage slogans and real-name registration system, the state and game companies have been trying their best to prevent addiction to healthy games, but have they achieved any results? Minor Shen