What does my love for impossibly difficult video games say about me?

I'm so down for games that make me feel like I'm constantly grinding 🤯💪... like they're designed to break you mentally and physically 😅. But honestly, it's not about getting tired of the struggle – it's about understanding that even when we fail (and let's be real, we will), we learn something new and grow as a player.

The feeling of accomplishment when I finally beat that hard boss or completed a challenging level is still one of my faves 🎉. But what's even more satisfying is reflecting on how far I've come and the skills I've developed along the way 💡. It's not just about beating levels, it's about being better at myself, you know?
 
I'm so with you on this 😊! Games that are super hard can be such a thrill 🎮. I mean, have you played that new Resident Evil game? That thing is no joke 🤯! But at the same time, I love how it makes me feel like a total boss when I finally beat it 💪. It's like, yeah, I know I've spent hours trying to get past this one spot, but I didn't give up and look what happened - I triumphed over it 🎉! And I think that's the best part about games like these: they make you feel like you're not just playing, you're living your best gaming life 💥.
 
i get why some ppl love games that are super hard 🤯 i mean who doesn't wanna feel accomplished when they beat something that seems impossible? for me its like a high from trying to solve puzzles or clear levels... but what im curious about is how it affects our mental health in the long run tho 😕 do we become too dependent on that rush of adrenaline and satisfaction, or does it actually help us build resilience and problem-solving skills? 🤔
 
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