Gamer Geisha

Gamers are artisans bemoaning the cost of their Zen. Gamer’s creativity hinges on anointing developers as “holy” for their good user experience; ironically with second-hand sales preventing said developers from recouping costs. All the low hanging fruit (i.e., Pacman, Tetris, Super Mario Bros, Doom, & Fruit Ninja) are gone; we left it behind because companies innovated to UPGRADE gamer’s expectations.

But that costs more money for shareholder’s return on investment. This affair falls victim to “consumer rights” ...but gamers buy games to make content about how expensive and ineffective they are. Gamer’s Zen entitles addicts to live beyond their means acquiring nostalgic Zen. To have that clout to review and garner sympathy from other broke people that resonate with the content. Because gamer’s expectations soared but their paycheques didn’t. As adults, boredom inverted this dynamic of perpetual consumption of opposite goals.
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This resulted in microtransactions, and predatory gamification. Gamers ruined the gaming industry with their broken excuses like “I don’t have the money.” by John Ralph Tuccitto (no AI was used to write this)