Instead of regulating played time of video games for kids, how improving education so it's actually engaging and entertaining to kids, then they won't feel like

Instead of regulating played time of video games for kids, how improving education so it's actually engaging and entertaining to kids, then they won't feel like they have to escape their boring and dull childhood? I'm obviously against that kind of regulation coming from the state. I'm saying that and I was addicted to WoW during end of high school and college. But guess what? It was better than any alternative. My life sucked at home, at school, and personally. I lived in country where I was a misfit. I was lucky to have a fun outlet that also made me fluent in English and learn a few skills along the way.