A man leaves his pregnant wife because of his addiction to PUBG

Dafunda Game – Addiction video games has been a hot topic lately, thanks to the emergence of battle royale games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. There have been calls to ban the game outright, with addiction PUBG Mobile is of particular concern in countries such as India, where gaming has been blamed for a child committing suicide.

Now, according to a Facebook post that went viral, addicted to PUBG has brought a man leaving his pregnant wife and child to play games.

According to the post, the man was introduced to PUBG by his brothers, and then started overplaying him. This cause a fight, because that man stayed up all night playing PUBG and neglected his responsibilities, such as work.

Finally, the man decided to leave his family, which seems to be about a month ago at the time of this writing.

We Are Still Awaiting Verification of the Correctness of Information Addicted to PUBG From the Facebook Account

Picture from FB account: Akhtar Syamir

The post appears to have no identification of the woman or her husband, so that is a possibility fake account. But while we couldn’t verify accuracy That post, it’s worth pointing out that video game addiction is a real thing that impacts families. However, there is a reason why Fortnite cited over 200 divorce cases in the UK alone.

The topic of video game addiction has become more common lately, with World Health Organization declares game addiction as a legitimate mental illness. There has even been a recent case of people having to go to rehab because of this addiction them against Fortnite.

However, although video game addiction seems to be a serious problem for some, it certainly doesn’t affect most gamers.

So far, no country has implemented a ban so as not to be addicted to PUBG

It is clear that more research is needed on how to treat it right addicted to video games. In the meantime, it will be interesting to see if there is a developed country with a ban on the biggest games, especially in India where a leading organization has called on the government to ban PUBG in particular.

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