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Has your video game career been worth it?
Estimate the time you spent already video gaming in your life in hours (h per day times days ... over the years).
Now you should arrive at a number roughly between 10.000 and 30.000 hours or so...
Imagine:
If you had spent that time working for minimum wage, you would have earned 100.000 to 300.000 $.
If you had spent that time learning something, you would now have a doctorate, or be otherwise really smart.
If you had spent just a tiny fraction of that time doing some exercises, you would now command a spectacularly attractive body.
What do you have now, after all that time, from gaming?
I cannot see anything else than fake achievements, and you with a broken mind in a broken body in poverty.
Estimate the time you spent already video gaming in your life in hours (h per day times days ... over the years).
Now you should arrive at a number roughly between 10.000 and 30.000 hours or so...
Imagine:
If you had spent that time working for minimum wage, you would have earned 100.000 to 300.000 $.
If you had spent that time learning something, you would now have a doctorate, or be otherwise really smart.
If you had spent just a tiny fraction of that time doing some exercises, you would now command a spectacularly attractive body.
What do you have now, after all that time, from gaming?
I cannot see anything else than fake achievements, and you with a broken mind in a broken body in poverty.
