What is the social action for CoD gamers shown by RushGaming?

The issue of Improving Online Game Literacy

In welfare, in addition to the direct relationship between workers and clients, enlightenment activities are carried out to improve society so that welfare activities can proceed smoothly.

Social action is done to deepen people's understanding of social issues and indirectly help them to provide comprehensive support not only to workers and clients but also to society as a whole.

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For example, in the social problem of bullying, let's say we focus on the issue of how difficult it is to tell your parents or teachers that you are being bullied.

In contrast to direct support such as becoming a counselor for children who are being bullied or setting up a consultation box, social action sends the message that confessing bullying is neither embarrassing nor something that weak people should do. It is an indirect support.

There are various ways to send messages, such as taking a questionnaire on the theme of bullying and interlacing examples of bullying consultations in the questions so that the reader can deepen their understanding. Making tags, making movies and posters are like that.

It's a social action that is a little memorable for me because it appeared in college assignments, but there were people doing it in my favorite game.

Rush Gaming CEO Urala Nishitani and former esports pro players GreedZz and Guppy.

The game is Call of Duty Warzone, an FPS where about 150 people gather on the battlefield via the net and fight for survival there.

As for what their theme is, in order to create an environment where even beginners can enjoy playing games, why not treat beginners like this? It is to throw a proposal.

The reason why I do this is that in this game, teams are formed with a maximum of four people. I think it's because I saw a lot of people quitting the game because they were hurt.

It's not good for the game, and it's not good for many people who enjoy playing games.

Former professional players GreedZz and Guppy teamed up with beginner Urala Nishitani to teach beginners how to contribute to the team and experienced the joy of winning together with beginners. That's why they showed us.

Of course, Rush Gaming is a proper for-profit organization, not a volunteer organization.

Also, since they are doing business through games, it might be possible to think that they are doing this because it leads to money.

It's just that even if it add this, it's also a charity that spends time on something that doesn't make money directly.

In the future, the number of online games will increase, and it will even become a part of our lives.

In that sense, I think Rush Gaming's proposal, which aims to create an environment where many people can play games in a healthy and fun way, can be said to be a splendid social action.

If the university understands, university students can apply it to their favorite game or anime fan community and work on the problem.

And in the field of welfare professionals, there may be times when this kind of action is required in the not-too-distant future.