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Great reflexes and better multitasking skills for starters.
Video gaming upgrades a person. Problem/puzzle solving abilities r enhanced, better reflex and sometimes updated knowledge even
Video games are also getting easier from 2005-present the difficulty has significantly changed, things are much easier to obtain I believe video games teaches kids if things require effort and skill to complete things they give up because it's not handed to them on a platter a good example of this is WoW and over games from activision and blizzard such as CoD.
Comparing counter strike 1.6 to csgo is also a good example, 1.6 has the highest skill ceiling I have ever seen in an FPS due to the mechanics from movement and spray patterns over time people master these mechanics if a newbie comes into the game no matter what he will get destroyed... That's where people give up, in csgo the movement mechanics cannot be manipulated it limits players movements so everyone moves around like AI/bots the recoil patterns also cannot be mastered there is much more randomness, essentially the game limits skill to the point where luck is a bigger factor which puts players on a level skill bracket.
i can see how video games highten your senses and motar skills and such.
Blood Dragon said it best.
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