Of course the cat won’t understand my words..... “This game is jerky when the CPU sucks, but it’s fun enough. I almost beat it.” Thank you for your hard work. I don’t know if what he likes most is his smartphone, games, or being immersed in his own world. Anyway, he sits down and works on smartphone games anytime, anywhere. Whether it’s in his friend’s room or in front of the narrow doorway of this hangout. When not playing games, he argues with his game buddies. They know which games are fun and which are difficult. What benefits does the ego bring? I wonder what is the greatest benefit of our self-awareness. I think it’s just that we can be counted individually. All the information that game addicts have is backed up by experience. They work on a game for at least 100 hours to conclude that it sucks. In that sense, I think their words contain deep content and their information is valuable. However, their argument has no purpose. Th...