Indeed my friend, I believe that games should be something that people do at least a few times a year, it has its positive features that help us in many circumstances of life, it is very true what you mention about it helping us to stay calm during difficult situations, I have experienced it personally in recent times. The good thing, is that the educational academy is working to adapt the way of learning video games, to include it in the academic training, surely when they get it, the learning will be much more accurate than it is. Thanks for visiting my publication, you are welcome to my blog!
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I think once VR becomes even greater that will be a superb way to train our youth to be greater human being.
Indeed, in fact, VR is a form of training that soldiers in some countries practice, they do it to train them in a scenario as real as possible, to sharpen their reflexes. It is incredible that we with games like Call of Duty, Medal of Honor and others have practiced our reflexes and precision enough and above all our ability to make quick decisions, it is incredible that even the video game simulators reach those magnitudes