The process of losing interest in games as you get older

(1)The process of office worker games in their 30s becoming boring
(2)It’s not “Let’s meet again”
(3)I have my main job
(4)-> Literally, as an office worker, you have to do your main job, and you spend your day’s energy working
(5)It’s hard to put energy into the game In particular, the basic structure of the game is that if you complete and work hard on a task, you get a reward
(6)It’s not only boring but also exhausting to do quests that the company tells me to do
(7)I don’t want to learn more
(8)-> I can definitely feel this when I’m in a new game, and I know all about graphics and system
(9)I just don’t want to learn the rules of a new game
(10)When I was a kid, I used to write about Skill Tree in the game community
(11)Open World or RPG games mostly lead to skill tree research and what to do, but I’m lazy to study and learn it, so I play a comfortable and familiar classic gameIt’s annoying to even have a new star role lol
(12)You have to invest three hours to find out that it’s useless
(13)-> When RPG games prevailed in the 2000s, if you like games, you can spend more than a few hours a day for monthsOver the years, I’d spend hundreds and thousands of hours raising the level, matching the items, and working, but over time, even if the games that I was playing were gone, all the users would be gone and become ghost games
(14)After experiencing this feeling that the time and effort I invested hard is just computer data
(15)It’s a waste of time to spend on games