Who said playing games is indulging in frivolity and neglecting one’s ambitions?



Faker not only dodged South Korea’s strictest conscription rules—
he also became an honorary police officer, directly a station chief.

But with your skills, it’s probably still indulging in frivolity.
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OnChain_CPA
· 07-22 17:11
The game itself isn’t the problem—the key is the person. Some people use it to become legendary, while others use it to flunk a course. Which one are you?
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FloorPainter
· 07-22 16:18
For someone like me—clumsy and slow with my hands—even after playing for ten years I still won’t make it to be a sheriff. I’ll be honest and just work hard at moving bricks. Haha.
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MacroNarrator
· 07-22 14:45
Faker is just an example—us ordinary people still need to weigh ourselves and figure out what we’re really capable of.
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