Gaming to cope up with depression. What to do?

[octafolia]

Hi, my name is karan. I am 23 years old from India. I came across this community recently so just dropped in to say hi. 

Also I have been addicted to a game called Mobile legends bang bang ( mlbb) due to depression. I can't afford therapy because how costly it is and i don't have job to support myself. And the game has been integrated into my life because how many friends i made and the game is really f2p. How do I quit the game?

[dvaball]

I would like to share the techniques I used during my 15+ years of game addiction.

1. Games with progression systems or item collections - There are often options to deal with your accounts (permanently delete, change your email and password to a random one so you can't log in again, sell your account, get banned, destroy all items).

2. Offline games - Watch the ending on YouTube or cheat the game until it's no longer fun.

In your case, Mibb, I assume that you have all the heroes and many items. There is still an opportunity to destroy this progression, which may help reduce your craving.

[Amphibian220]

Welcome Octafolia,

the first major misconception of a gamer is that it is too expensive to seek help. You must break this misconception by braving it to ask a close person whom you trust for help. You may have an underlying problem that needs to be targeted. You are a 23 year old male which is the most expensive asset for your community. Many people of the right sort will be willing to help because you can bring s lot of good for your community.

If you can install blocking program on your phone and join a sports league that suits you, that would be the quickest way. video game friends have not much to share with you, and connections in sport and good work are much greater and better.