Quote Originally Posted by Torunya View Post
I see this everywhere like we're in some kind of era of instant gratification. As if actually working to achieve your goals is a thing of the past that kids don't have time for these days.

I'm getting old. ;_;
Not necessarily, as it's actually a universal thing that everyone experiences. I'm fairly old myself (31) by internet and gaming years, but I can understand why people take either approach. I mean, think about outside of games. We use cars to get from point A to point B faster, whereas you might see someone doing the same thing walking or cycling to and from. Convenience is a thing no matter where we are in life. Advancements to provide said convenience (faster computers, better hardware, cheaper products, etc) all make for the current "norm" to slowly shift into something different. It took decades for gaming to shift into the current state it is (which is very rampant with instant gratification) from the old Atari and NES days. Honestly, it was a slower approach than we tend to realize. Some folks just rather take advantage of "unnecessary" convenience more than others... like folks that use bots. Doesn't mean it's acceptable though, obviously lol.