> It became a competitive game and you are not willing to be in the top tier of players This reminds me of some players who say "git gud" (by training for mont

> It became a competitive game and you are not willing to be in the top tier of players This reminds me of some players who say "git gud" (by training for months or however long it takes) or go home. (Aka "begone, filthy casual!") I guess this sort of overly punishing and steep learning (and eventually backward-turning effort vs. reward/fun) curve is another reason why some games can seem more like working at a time-consuming and very tedious job rather than "playing" something that is enjoyable.