And then, of course, I realized that by creating game content on my blog, I was deepening the problem. Why are you reading this instead of playing the game? To some extent, blogging, as old as media, has one major advantage over YouTube videos. It's easy to read in the office, pretending to work. Many companies live under the illusion that each employee works 40 hours a week. In fact, the amount of work you do in the office can fluctuate, and sometimes you wait for someone to give you information to continue. A certain amount of web browsing is perfectly normal if the content is "not safe to work with", which is usually text walls.
But when you read at home, you play a game. Why not?