MerlinTheMagician
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Hmm... A heated debate? And without me?..
Everything is good in moderation. I really don't see why a noble gentleman shouldn't dedicate an evening or two to his favorite game. And if you approach it with a measured approach, and I say this as an expert in the field of gambling, if you don't let emotions take control of your mind, then you can get a lot of good out of Heroes. Because what is Heroes? Heroes is a one-time consideration of a very large number of factors, including random and probabilistic ones. It's a game of operational modeling and operational prioritization. Therefore, it's useful for managers to play Heroes from time to time. :smile50:
But only from time to time. Because when a person starts playing every day, the game ends, and the harsh reality of a gambling addict begins. When a person takes time away from family and children for the sake of the game, that's gambling addiction. When a person is willing to resort to underhanded tactics for the sake of the game, that's gambling addiction. :smile41:
But the games themselves – not just Heroes, but in general – are aimed at forming and developing certain skills. And this applies not only to humans but also to many other animals. And the game form of learning is the most effective.
Not so long ago, at a seminar on cerebral palsy, I latched onto a thought that was expressed and immediately extrapolated it to my own observations. So, it was said that there are two different types of activity: "emotionally rich" and "monotonously routine." And different areas of the brain are responsible for these types of activity. When applied to people with health problems, there are cases where one of these two areas is unable to function correctly. And then the task boils down to transferring activity from one type to another.
But I thought about this as a professional manager. One of the main functions of management is motivation. After all, for most people, emotionally rich activities have a relatively higher priority. And the game is a very powerful motivational component.
So, after three years of not playing Heroes at all, I decided to play again. What does it give me? An emotional outlet. But strictly in moderation. Without harming my life. That is, personally, Heroes now motivate me to live, if you will... :smile13:
Everything is good in moderation. I really don't see why a noble gentleman shouldn't dedicate an evening or two to his favorite game. And if you approach it with a measured approach, and I say this as an expert in the field of gambling, if you don't let emotions take control of your mind, then you can get a lot of good out of Heroes. Because what is Heroes? Heroes is a one-time consideration of a very large number of factors, including random and probabilistic ones. It's a game of operational modeling and operational prioritization. Therefore, it's useful for managers to play Heroes from time to time. :smile50:
But only from time to time. Because when a person starts playing every day, the game ends, and the harsh reality of a gambling addict begins. When a person takes time away from family and children for the sake of the game, that's gambling addiction. When a person is willing to resort to underhanded tactics for the sake of the game, that's gambling addiction. :smile41:
But the games themselves – not just Heroes, but in general – are aimed at forming and developing certain skills. And this applies not only to humans but also to many other animals. And the game form of learning is the most effective.
Not so long ago, at a seminar on cerebral palsy, I latched onto a thought that was expressed and immediately extrapolated it to my own observations. So, it was said that there are two different types of activity: "emotionally rich" and "monotonously routine." And different areas of the brain are responsible for these types of activity. When applied to people with health problems, there are cases where one of these two areas is unable to function correctly. And then the task boils down to transferring activity from one type to another.
But I thought about this as a professional manager. One of the main functions of management is motivation. After all, for most people, emotionally rich activities have a relatively higher priority. And the game is a very powerful motivational component.
So, after three years of not playing Heroes at all, I decided to play again. What does it give me? An emotional outlet. But strictly in moderation. Without harming my life. That is, personally, Heroes now motivate me to live, if you will... :smile13:
Нам это идеально подойдёт! (с)
"Совесть - она либо есть, либо её нет" (с) RedWhait HP
"Совесть - она либо есть, либо её нет" (с) RedWhait HP