Brain Workshop 4.8.1 Tutorial (Windows)

Here I describe in general terms some of the features and how one goes about playing BW for those just starting out.

Of course, every once in a while I'll see a comment posted here that I haven't done a very good job of "explaining" how this works. While I haven't used some of the fancy graphics you might find at BW's main webpage, anyone with a minimum ability to comprehend what is being said (8th grade and above is assumed) shouldn't have much trouble in following along...

Oh, and don't be afraid of a little challenge. That's the whole point of the game.

:)

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[romanpr1nce]

On Dual-3back and it's kicking my butt. My average is 50% on 3 back.

I've done about 100 sessions so far, hope that doesn't suck.

Did this really make you focus way better? I have ADD lol.

[argumzio]

@romanpr1nce I don't have ADD, so DNB wasn't all that difficult for me. As I hinted in the video, QNB felt like more of a challenge. It's always a relative issue. Keep trying and see how it works for you!

[Foggix]

audio sucks

[argumzio]

@Foggix Yes, I blame the deaf and the economy.

[chrisybwell]

Dear god this is hard lol

[argumzio]

@chrisybwell After playing this for 10000 hours, one automatically ascends to a higher metaphysical plane, transcending all of humanity.

[DynamicMentalFitness]

He got to dual 8-back - then the pentagon showed up at his door to recruit him for vital missions to save the world. My hero.

[cgFeathers]

@cgFeathers damn this is so cool; I just started 2-back and i have to stick with just 5 trials to make it easy

[cgFeathers]

I remember some exercises that were supposed to help link your left and right sides of the brain. One example is rotating both arms in opposite directions and then switch; I definitely noticed a change if it's not just wishful thinking.

I like to solve Go problems and that helps visualization memory like in math. I made it to rank 15kyu in Go and chess started looking like checkers; I'm just curious how physical stimuli could be added for further challenges.

[asdcvbert]

im so stupid i didnt even know what you have to do...

[Tariqghrayyib]

I really want this to work

[84salute]

@argumzio Thank goodness i saw this video. Was considering going for MindSparke brain fitness pro. So much is being said about the software. But isn't it the same concept as this workshop?

[oickif]

@argumzio Only 10,000 hours? That's pretty automatic!