> I say "possibly-misguided" because there are some people for whom that is their one and only dream There's also a ton of societal pressure to "follow your dr

> I say "possibly-misguided" because there are some people for whom that is their one and only dream There's also a ton of societal pressure to "follow your dreams" or "pursue your passion", and people conflate their passion and enjoyment of playing video games for what it would be like to make the games. First off, people need to differentiate the enjoyment of something with the making of it. Not the perfect example, but I like to eat meat, yet I know I would hate to be a butcher. Second, if you really enjoy something it's often better to keep it as a hobby. Most people find all the joy gets sucked out of their passion when it also involves the business of selling, supporting customers, and managing costs.