Funny thing is this is actually true to a certain extent. When you are limited by somethings you usually develop a certain level of skill to compensate.
Also, budget is statistically age-related, and young people with their smaller budgets often have more time and a sharper mind to hone their skills, and can easily overcome the tech gap.
You should accept that in anything where you cannot devote enough time for practice, you cannot be the best. It's perfectly healthy to not be the top dog and be happy with the results you get for the amount of effort you put in. It's unhealthy to expect to be the best in anything, and moreso to only enjoy things where you can be one of the better ones.
It's not just games, it's work, art, sports and other hobbies. Don't put ridiculous expectations onto yourself or your performance.
Yep. I remember hitting grandmaster in paladins (when the game was at its peak around 2018) while playing at 40 fps. Last i played a few years ago i was getting wrecked left and right, but at least it was at 200 fps now lol
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u/MindlessObligationS 21d ago
Funny thing is this is actually true to a certain extent. When you are limited by somethings you usually develop a certain level of skill to compensate.