Physical Education or P.E. has been a favorite subject among
little kids. And with schools now adjusting to online education, it seemed
another subject could finally replace it as the top choice – Mobile
Legends: Bang Bang. Break the limits…. “Behold
the dawn breaker”,” Faith is my unbreakable sword”, “Our conquer is the vast
galaxy”.. These are some of the many lines you may hear when you watch or play
the mobile legends. This online game is one of the most popular games in the
world. This game allows player across the globe can communicate each other
virtually and fight other groups.
Recently,
the Philippines became the first country to win a South-East
Asian Games gold medal in the esports category after defeating Indonesia in the
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
In the Philippines, one university thinks of the possibility to
replace P.E. to MLBB. Accordingly, De La Salle
University will require its students to learn playing Mobile Legends for the
class of team sports to learn the merits of teamwork. Looks like students won’t
miss this class.
Online games are a gym for your brain and will
benefit your mind just as much. There
is nothing wrong playing games like Mobile Legends, what makes it wrong is to
actually playing it too much. Too
much of anything is just too much.
It's true that some studies have shown certain
video games can improve hand–eye coordination, problem-solving skills, and the
mind's ability to process information. But too much video game playing may
cause problems.
by: Matthew Aragon
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