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There's nothing wrong with that - I know plenty of friends who were ardent gamers back in the day that no longer enjoy it or don't get much time to do it anymore. It's best to do what makes you feel contented and if it's more productive in your opinion, then go for it.

That's a very good example of helping to build the community.

No problem. I agree, the most challenging puzzles I always faced hid the pieces in plain sight. At times, it takes a look at the bigger picture to realize that the answer was in front of you the entire time.

Then you need to prioritize - the real world always takes precedence so you need to handle those responsibilities first and then you can play your video games. That way, you can concentrate on the game and nothing else. As a result, you'll enjoy the experience even more.

Personal motivations are definitely are a part of what defines a heroic character. If it's done for selfless reasons to benefit another without any rewards, the individual can be considered heroic. However, if done for selfish purposes, that can't be considered heroic. It's true - I've done a lot of deeds for people without expecting anything in return. I've been praised a few times for it but that wasn't the primary reason I chose to do anything.

Oblivion