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ug fixed, etc. and then we decided it was ready to ship. We've
got a long road ahead of us, but we're encouraged by the adoption
and usage that has far exceeded our bets pre-launch.
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http://www.quora.com/l/boq-kevin-systrom
video games
Am I missing out by not playing
any video or console games?
David Cole, Designer at Quora
Reasons why you might not be missing out:
You consider art or recreation a waste of time in general. If
you believe this, then you can toss video games into the same
pile with novels, films, sports, hiking, and chess. I don't think
there's any way around this, some people just want to feel
productive with everything they do.
You lack the capacity to derive meaning from video games.
I don't think there's a category of art where I haven't connected
to at least one piece (opera, maybe?) but I'd bet there
are people for whom this is true. If you've given the form an
earnest try and got nothing from it, I wouldn't blame ya for
shrugging it off in favor of art you do find meaningful.
You don't want to deal with learning or skill-based challenge
in your art. Games are exceptional from other forms of art in
that they often require skill to get through, or at least a learning
period around the input methods. This can be alienating,
and I don't blame people for being turned off by this. We've
developed input and mechanical tropes (the platformer, the
first person shooter) to help smooth out the learning curve,
but you still need to learn one before you can play the rest.
If this doesn't describe you, it might just be a function of misconception
or inexperience: