Traditional gamers do not play online games.

I think there are both. Old online games gradually withdrew from the market, and new online games gradually replaced old online games. This is an indisputable fact. And the player's age will gradually get older. As long as he is past the age when he can play games carefree, it is difficult to devote himself wholeheartedly to a game. So, I think these two points are correct.

Like playing World of Warcraft a long time ago, I stopped playing after graduating from college. On the one hand, after leaving college, I have to face the pressure of work and life. In addition, all kinds of things are bothering me, which makes me lose my mind to play games. So, from this perspective, it is true that I have grown up, so I don't play online games.

Also, because Blizzard has opened a lot of information films, although the content in the game has increased a lot, most of them are fried cold rice. The real content is still the same, and the work that players need to repeat is the same, but now they have changed from one copy to another. You should know that people are bored and a game is fun, but if there is more repetitive work, players will not feel bored and it is difficult to continue.

Therefore, I think there are fewer people playing online games. In addition to the growth of the original players, the game has not kept pace with the times is also one of the reasons. After all, many of the current game markets are linked to competition, and generally only competitive games can be popular. However, many games are still just an old strategy to upgrade monsters. For the players, they have played too many such games, lacking excitement.

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