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In a recent example of a video game inspiring someone to do something good, a gamer decided to become a lawyer because of MultiVersus.
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The “evil” and “greed” coming from games, especially those involving microtransactions, motivated them to study and apply to law school.
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They have since been approved and will study IP law.
It's no news that gaming can be more than just a fun hobby. It can be educational, like when Mario teaches typing and Number Munchers. And it can even serve as inspiration, like when a Pokemon fan taught himself how to code to categorize all the cards in the TCG.
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In a recent example of a game inspiring people to do things, one gamer decided to pursue a career in law because of MultiVersus (an underpowered fighter like Super Smash Bros. with many IPs owned by Warner Bros.). Yes, that's right. . But it wasn't Bugs Bunny that helped them choose their profession, but rather what happened in the game.
Greed changes people
Meet WhyDo, a passionate gamer, amateur YouTube content creator, and soon-to-be law student. In a post shared on Twitter, the creators said MultiVersus' “greed” led them to look into IP laws and consumer protection. Amazingly, five months later, they were officially accepted into the law school of their dreams.
“MultiVersus is so evil it changed the direction of my life.”
The original video, titled “LeBron James Smash Bros. Is a Very Fun, Very Evil Disaster,” is over an hour of well-researched content about microtransactions.
Following that video, they signed up for the LSAT in October and were “locked in my room full time doing a kind of hyperbolic time room study,” he said. What is the motive? “I hate you.”
MultiVersus may not have done many things well, but if there's one positive to come from it all, well, it's that it convinced someone to become a lawyer. It seems that even “evil” games can be a force for good.
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