>want to become pro gamer >suck at games

>>35949609
>don't want to become a pro gamer
>global elite
I just want to have fun while playing silver, there are too many tryhards who yell at me
i dont even like cs anymore

>want to be a rock star
>can't sing or play any instruments

>>35949609
>tfw really good at games naturally but I can't keep focused on them
I have no idea how competitive players invest 2000+ hours in one game. I don't think I've ever been able to top 500 in any one game.

>>35949873
> tfw I'm good at games, but stopped playing the ones people care about
Now I only play DF and Mario party

>want to be a writer
>never read any books
>even though people compliment my writing and say I have a very persuasive style I never try

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>want to be an artist
>never ever can be motivated or bothered to draw
>it's the only real hope keeping me going

i think it's ironic. probably. funny any ways.

>>35949609
>>35949873
use some sort of amphetamine when playing. you'll be beyond pro

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>>35949609
>pro gamer
There's your problem

>>35949991
Then try. If you just start, the momentum will carry you through if you enjoy it enough.

>want to be chad
>ugly

>>35950027
Will it carry me to grandmaster in Sc and challenger in lol?

>>35950015
Put yourself on a timer. Say 5 minutes.
Draw for the entirety of the 5 minutes.
At the end of the 5 minutes, if you want to keep drawing, continue.
Else, put yourself on a rigidly timed break. Say 10 minutes. The important part is that you go back to drawing immediately after the 10 minutes.
Repeat.


This worked for me when programming, and now I've made a few games with 3-5k lines of code.

Often enough, the momentum of starting a task will carry you through the task.

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