2008-09-16, 23:58 | Link #3 |
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The problem of TCG
Are you sure that it isn't a impulsive obession? I think you should let him get so absorbed in to it to where it forgets. After a while, I do not know the time of how long, maybe he will stop liking it or maybe just continue. Simple: it's fun, collectable, and easy to understand, with decent asethetics. |
2008-09-17, 00:02 | Link #6 | |
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2008-09-17, 00:41 | Link #8 |
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I think we need more clarification on "causes problems". Most people with a hobby can get obsessive about it. If he misbehaves because he dwells on it when he should be doing chores or participating in family activities....
then I might ask him why he should ever be able to have any cards if he fails to support the 'family team' honorably like the characters in YuGiOh do....
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2008-09-17, 02:05 | Link #10 |
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Yeah, beat his ass the old fashioned way so he can rebel and cause more trouble
What's his age? Seriously, kids crying over THEIR possesions are not that uncommon. Heck, my brother acts the same way and I remedy the situation by playing with him and little by little making him understand that Yugi OH isnt the greatest thing since sliced bread. Its all about understanding each other. |
2008-09-17, 06:16 | Link #11 |
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When we were younger, my little brother used to get obsessed with little things just like YuGiOh, pokemon cards, playstation games etc. There's a tactic you might want to deploy firsthand which could prove effective.
Pwn In doing so, one can stamp their own authority before the unthinkable (but inevitable) happens - the younger brother wins. Mainly though, the loss leaves a bitter aftertaste and can cause the young one to move on to more promising prospects. |
2008-09-17, 07:36 | Link #14 |
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I have to say the same too. Although my case is different, I have this very hugh obsession with online gaming when I was at high school. So serious that I haven't attended class for a week, staying with my friend's house to sleep over. After a few years and I became a college student, I lost addiction to those things and started anew.
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2008-09-17, 09:51 | Link #16 |
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I've watch this since 2006, and most of my friends still continue to play Yu-Gi cards until now. I can say, their fetish are not larger as before, but they still liking to play and collect it...
I suggest you to give your little brother some other positive things. Maybe you can start give him some anime
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2008-09-17, 10:29 | Link #18 | |
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whooping the butt of an 10 year old can seriously cause behavior that will annoy you greatly so think it through before you do it, I hate whynning kids who cant stop being competitive after they lose a game, that stuck up behavior drives me nuts. as for the problems I can sorta see what you mean by it, spending all your cash, always talking about the hobbie and not willing to do anything but it, try introduce something that might catch his attention in such a way that he might forget about the cards, or if he gets allowance let him earn it through hard work, kids shouldn't be spending cash without knowing where it comes from maybe then he'll learn that a hobby is a hobby and should not be taken too serious I only played the yugioh gba games though, heck it has been ages since ive done it, I also played magic when I got in a crowd that played it, but again it was too darned expensive, some friends bought cards online to make such powerfull decks that you just couldn't keep up because you lack the same commitment as they did, eventually I stopped playing all together because it isn't fun like that imo and expensive =P |
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2008-09-17, 13:14 | Link #20 |
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Lol I like this suggestion, although now that I think about it I have seen him doing meth once with his friends who also play the game, btw he's 16 years old. It's crazy but true but my parents do not know about the Meth problem. To be completely honest I do not even care what happens to him I just want my special edition blue eyes back, and if he keeps throwing a fit when I try to re acquire it just makes it all the more harder to get it back.
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