I don’t like children sitting around playing games, parents sell houses to build centers for children to play CS: GO in real life

Nowadays, in addition to studying, teenagers spend a lot of time on games like Fortnite nice PUBG instead of outdoor recreational activities, which makes many parents feel anxious. To divert the attention of her children from the game, a woman named Jacquie Rumble has devised an extremely bold method that many people may consider too pompous.​

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Jacquie is the mother of three boys, Joe (18 years old), Danny (16 years old) and Max (9 years old), and she realized that the older she got, the more she didn’t like going out and spending more time. for more games. Gradually, it also makes the boys more susceptible to negative emotions. To pull the kids out of the game, this 47-year-old mother and her husband decided to sell their old house to build an outdoor entertainment center.

Simply put, this center is like a training ground CS:GObecause you like shooting game so Jacquie wanted to build a suitable place to hold mock shooting games. The couple contacted local authorities and obtained the right to renovate an 8-acre piece of forest land (about 32,000 m2).​

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This outdoor play center is divided into three areas, in the center of each area there is a screen displaying scores and leaderboards. Each player is equipped with a Bluetooth headset, when shot, the headset will transmit data to the computer, displayed in the center screen. At the same time, there are also chests containing special weapons or props like in the game, and each area will have its own hidden missions.

Jacquie and his wife’s intention to build this center received a warm response from their three sons, who not only participated in the cleanup but also enthusiastically gave their opinions on the design of the center. Not only becoming an entertainment place for the Jacquie boys, many people living around also bring their children here to play, even the parents themselves participate in this game.​

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Players will have to pay £ 15 (about 450,000 VND) for each game, such a session usually has 20 participants, divided into two teams. In this way, Mrs. Jacquie and her husband also get a part of the capital spent to build the center.​