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Well Blog #2 about why things are addicting. This time, FACTIONS! I will explain why your brain loves to join factions and comfort you at the same time! grab a coke, sit down. And enjoy.
Introduction:
Hello! My name is jiad. And I believe we met in why minecraft is addicting. *Cough* Look down below *Cough*
So why do you join factions? First lets review what you how you get in and what you do. You mostly get invited into
factions with interviews or you know the leader IRL but sometimes it's open for anyone to get in. Why do people do that? It's a matter of desperation for friends or something else that I was too lazy to write about. Now that's over with, What do people in factions do?
What do people in factions do?
They mine, craft *HAHAHAHAHA* and fight. That is mostly what they do, it sounds boring, but it is not boring. It's actually fun! Dopamine and serotonin are causing this. But people dislike factions when they die and lose all their stuff or their base. Dopamine and serotonin levels drop humongously to cause this. But what is the pre-reason why people play factions?
The pre-reason why people like factions?
As stated in my previous addiction hypothesis. People like to play with other people. (Besides trolls) And the factions plugin is strengthing their love for multiplayer and generally, Minecraft. Teamwork, Dopamine and Serotonin are at work here. These are the main factors of factions. The creators of factions could've not gotten this far of why they should make it, but no one cares.
Hypothesis:
The real reason is.... *drumroll please* People like to play with other people paired with dopamine and serotonin. People sometimes don't like factions because they die, but they come right back up. People pick the worthy people through real life or interviews and thats what makes it great! Paired with the other blog about why minecraft is addicting *Cough* Down below *cough* It just makes it great. I recommend trying out factions. Jiad, OUT!
Introduction:
Hello! My name is jiad. And I believe we met in why minecraft is addicting. *Cough* Look down below *Cough*
So why do you join factions? First lets review what you how you get in and what you do. You mostly get invited into
factions with interviews or you know the leader IRL but sometimes it's open for anyone to get in. Why do people do that? It's a matter of desperation for friends or something else that I was too lazy to write about. Now that's over with, What do people in factions do?
What do people in factions do?
They mine, craft *HAHAHAHAHA* and fight. That is mostly what they do, it sounds boring, but it is not boring. It's actually fun! Dopamine and serotonin are causing this. But people dislike factions when they die and lose all their stuff or their base. Dopamine and serotonin levels drop humongously to cause this. But what is the pre-reason why people play factions?
The pre-reason why people like factions?
As stated in my previous addiction hypothesis. People like to play with other people. (Besides trolls) And the factions plugin is strengthing their love for multiplayer and generally, Minecraft. Teamwork, Dopamine and Serotonin are at work here. These are the main factors of factions. The creators of factions could've not gotten this far of why they should make it, but no one cares.
Hypothesis:
The real reason is.... *drumroll please* People like to play with other people paired with dopamine and serotonin. People sometimes don't like factions because they die, but they come right back up. People pick the worthy people through real life or interviews and thats what makes it great! Paired with the other blog about why minecraft is addicting *Cough* Down below *cough* It just makes it great. I recommend trying out factions. Jiad, OUT!
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