nostr:npub1urvncj0dxspekfa47yvt2hdq9vmfwksvt99xtt9h4z7sxpur2u5q0gwqtj nostr:npub1spkw94ua7x4xgs9q6magjqwyd2t83t3cgadq9z8snkq5xku7uwushtz9jh nostr:npub1khqzruecm8vyerkcledtcz3p0a08tmzmthgtp8044xuzdgw3lvsqtd6n2t nostr:npub1xcqj5zukjz03e5h4809kvgrdqa4gh24ahvnwzc8cx259x6y6p2gsheh0nf I think it's mainly because if you have some form of actual achievement in your life, be it work or whatever, the satisfaction is much more intense than a video game which is literally designed to fake a sense of achievement over something that doesn't matter. I've noticed that people who have accomplished very little tend to get a lot more enjoyment out of video games even as they get much older.