Playing RPGs for years made me realize my passion in life was writing, if that counts.

They also inspired me to use RPG Maker, which has taught me basic Game Theory and Game Design.

God of War inspired me to read actual Greek Myth, which in turn has got me interested in Mythology in general.

Civilization speaks for itself.

Elder Scrolls inspired me to read up on writing fantasy and lore.

That as long as games exist, you'll always be able to ignore your real life problems.
Also, Ther.

Parkour
Reflex
Operating a firearm

Mount & Blade: Napoleonic Wars and Napoleon: Total War got me interested in the Napoleonic era.

Team fortress 2 told me there is always a way out in every situation. With map design of course.

Ignore the trolls

I have some knowledge about World War II warships thanks to an RNG weeaboo game.

Thanks, KanColle.

Terraria taught me what a harpoon is,and it appeared in my exams

Originally posted by Kɾყȥყɯҽҽɳ~:

That as long as games exist, you'll always be able to ignore your real life problems.

That we'd probably be better off without them, to be honest.

http://youtu.be/uYX-NSZMqt0
Oh wait videogames.
Be patient, and always work hard.

I was at the top of my english class since my first grade

Originally posted by Milkman the Kangajew:

I was at the top of my english class since my first grade

I believe that the Legacy of Kain series may have influenced my usage with words. I don't consider this as "helpful" by a large degree, but I consider it as being noteworthy.

English.