If you have the mental fortitude to learn fighting games you should consider learning an instrument instead...

if you have the mental fortitude to learn fighting games you should consider learning an instrument instead, im currently learning piano and i can use my autism to learn something worthwhile instead of fighters, i still play them just not as much

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What would I learn an instrument for?
So I can play some shitty old tunes to myself in my all room?

dogi?

play at events for fun or as a career
>shitty old tunes
you can play some shitty new tunes if you want

I was thinking about this in the shower.
is it correct to say that something like learning an instrument, or a sport is more "valid" or valuable than learning a fighting game or a shooter, or getting really good at speedrunning a game?
Of course theres mindless ways to play games, you can just not really think about what you're doing and kill time doing the same thing over and over again even when you don't actually enjoy it.
But, if you're really engaging yourself and improving, and you feel a real sense of fulfillment by trying to fix your mistakes and planning out what you could do better, can you say its a waste, even if you don't plan to go pro or try and monetize it?
What makes trying to be good at something worthwhile to you? Is it what you're able to produce from it and possibly sell, or show off to someone else to try and impress them, or is rather it the fulfillment that comes with challenging yourself to get better at something and seeing that you've improved?
I would hope its the second thing; I bet you that you felt even a little good about yourself after typing out your post, like you're better than everyone else

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dogi that's fucking you right

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>is it correct to say that something like learning an instrument, or a sport is more "valid" or valuable than learning a fighting game or a shooter, or getting really good at speedrunning a game?
yes
>What makes trying to be good at something worthwhile to you? Is it what you're able to produce from it and possibly sell, or show off to someone else to try and impress them, or is rather it the fulfillment that comes with challenging yourself to get better at something and seeing that you've improved?
yes
>I would hope its the second thing; I bet you that you felt even a little good about yourself after typing out your post, like you're better than everyone else
yes

Was tamagotchi the first gatcha game?

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