I find it hard to believe that video games are a more fulfilling past time than something creative like woodworking or knitting.
I find it hard to believe video games are fulfilling. They're a past time, not an achievement.
Every hobby is a pastime, regardless of how outwardly creative it is. You get out what you put in.
It's much harder than it looks. Even when you are skilled at it, making a significant knitting project is still a very large time commitment. Because of that, creating a knitting project and giving it to someone you care about can be a very deeply meaningful act for both the knitter and the receiver.
So is Super meat boy.
>Even when you are skilled at it, making a significant knitting project is still a very large time commitment.
I don't think I know anyone who plays dota and would consider themselves skilled without having made a very considerable time commitment.
>Because of that, creating a knitting project and giving it to someone you care about can be a very deeply meaningful act for both the knitter and the receiver.
People can find meaning in just about anything.
And how marvelous that is.