What is Mobile Legends?

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) mobile gamedeveloped and published by Shanghai Moonton Technology.

In each team, there are five players who each control an avatar, known as a “hero”, from their own device. Heroes can be grouped into 6 different roles, Marksman, Assassin, Mage, Support, Fighter and Tank.

The two opposing teams fight to reach and destroy the enemy’s base while defending their own base for control of a path, the three “lanes” known as “top”, “middle” and “bottom”, which connects the bases. Weaker computer-controlled characters, called “minions”, spawn at team bases and follow the three lanes to the opposite team’s base, fighting enemies and turrets.

Is Mobile Legends Good?

Some say that it can be harmful to a person. But think of it, playing mobile games have positive effects to the players.

Researchers came up with a study to show that there is also an effect in mobile games (ML) to the behavior and health of students. There are positive and negative effects. Positive effects: improving brain functions and educating children. Negative effects: distraction while performing another important activity, affecting social interaction, sleep problems and loss of productivity.

The negative effects can be avoided by your child, just guide them well and make a schedule for their games. You could set up a time for their mobile games and family outdoors. Through that activity, the interaction of the child to their mobile games can be avoided or lessen.

“Di bale ng bumaba ang rank wag lang mapabayaan ang pag aaral”

As a player of mobile legends, for me it is ok to play this game as long as you know you limitations and know how to balance your time between when to study and play this game because for me the most important VICTORY in our life is to finish our study and get our diplomas. It is not about the rankings but the edcation that we can take for life.

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Can’t think how to get started? Just write the first thing that pops into your head. Anne Lamott, author of a book on writing we love, says that you need to give yourself permission to write a “crappy first draft”. Anne makes a great point — just start writing, and worry about editing it later.

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