I feel like I've gotten to a point in my life where I've kinda just lost interest in gaming.

Like it's hard for me to find the motivation to play them because I put so much effort and time into a video game to receive nothing of real world value. It also doesn't have the same magic like it used to.

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It sucks because part of me really wants to play them but whenever I scroll through Steam, I just don't feel like it.

Anyone ever felt the same way?

therapy

Wellness

I've honestly been spending more of my spare time learning how to code via the Odin Project. Its challenging, but I feel I'm actually learning something that can make a real world impact and help me move forward in my career.

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I've honestly been spending more of my spare time learning how to code via the Odin Project. Its challenging, but I feel I'm actually learning something that can make a real world impact and help me move forward in my career.
https://www.theodinproject.com/

when fun becomes work it stops being fun

if you're promoting web3 games 🤷‍♂️ but if you're srs then take a break from the grind, meditate, go running, do something that recharges you and fills your cup. 

/therapy and /wellness are great places to hang out for break from the noise/chaos/grind

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I actually tried Valheim for a little bit. Game looked great but I couldn't really get into it.

Always been an open-world adventure gamer. Maybe it's time to branch out a bit and try a different genre.

Probably just need to find the right game. I thought this for years, then Valheim sucked me in massively and changed that

I go into waves like that. I find that it helps when you have a gaming circle of friends to play with.