I don't know the exactly model, but I use a very similar one that's basically Chinese junk with the name "Nike" on it. It's similar to Gaben's. The price is insane, though, as it's one of these $10 frames that becomes worth $100 because the some Chinese have license to used the name "Nike". I paid $50 for mine at a sale, I've been wearing it for a couple of weeks and it hasn't broken yet
>his son is actually very based and could bring a frickton of unique change that the industry has never had
Like what? Why is he based, haven't heard a single thing about him.
Turning your hobby into work is the most moronic thing you could ever do.
Do you think game devs actually enjoy the game they made?
They cannot enjoy it.
>Turning your hobby into work is the most moronic thing you could ever do
I don't understand how this could be true if the person's hobby was intrinsically valuable to them in the first place. The explanation I've heard is introducing extrinsic value, like doing the hobby for money, somehow erases the intrinsic value, doing the hobby for the sake of itself. Being only extrinsically motivated and being unhappy makes sense and is science backed, but I don't understand why turning a hobby into a job would mean that extrinsic and intrinsic value can't coexist. It hasn't been my experience that that's true.
When you turn your hobby into work, with a hobby being something you do in leisure time, i.e play time, you have then ruined that hobby, turning it into a chore, no longer a hobby and in your leisure time you now do not have an actual hobby to do as your old hobby is now your work.
This is true in every aspect and you only need to look for people who turned their hobby into work to see that it ruined their hobby for them.
You think ron jeremy enjoys sex any more? He cant even get it up.
You think Pewdiepie actually likes playing video games and making videos?
You're expecting me to accept your reasoning as true when it still doesn't account for the mysterious loss of intrinsic value upon making money with the hobby, and your examples don't remedy that, especially because you assume they've lost their intrinsic value when we don't know that and haven't established a connection. I don't know if they still enjoy those things, and I don't think you do either. Even if they didn't, there are more plausible reasons for the loss of intrinsic value, especially with porn and video games. Intrinsic value is necessary for it to be a hobby to begin with, and I still don't understand why it's lost and therefore a bad idea if you're then reaping extrinsic value from it, too. Fair enough if it's no longer the same hobby because of the extrinsic value, but it doesn't make sense that it's a moronic idea if you like it because of the intrinsic value.
What that guy is trying to say, I suppose, is that with work comes responsibilities, schedules, deadlines, etc., all these things that aren't fun, add stress, penalties, etc.
Even so, if there's intrinsic value, and there would be by the nature of hobbies, it's not a moronic idea to turn your hobby into a job unless there's reason that value would disappear with the introduction of the extrinsic value or the job. You'd be tapping into what's intrinsically valuable to you by doing that. Why anyone reasonable enjoys their job even with the inherent stresses involved is because it's intrinsically valuable to them. That's why anyone who says something like "I want to be a rock star for the fame and fortune, but don't like playing music" is being naive.
My hobby was making porn games and thanks to Patreon I was able to make that a job. I still find it fun and don't consider it a chore despite several years of doing it every day.
The only problem is taking requests from fans, which is sometimes quite annoying, but if you're smart and make it clear that you're only going to do what you want to do and never take any requests, then you can easily turn your hobby into your job.
YouTubers who play video games get annoyed because they have to play trendy games and scream like morons for children amusement. Nobody would watch Pew dew pie playing some train simulator while he sits quietly calculating timetables or some shit, children want him to play the games children like.
I want to make more than $2 a year.
mr wizard is such a fat frick
His body is satisfying, so round~
Is that gaben?
Holy shit I didnt realize how fat he was
he lost weight
He got locked up for saying he would kill that cop in minecraft, prison will make you lose weight.
what glasses is he wearing?
I liked them in the new doc
I don't know the exactly model, but I use a very similar one that's basically Chinese junk with the name "Nike" on it. It's similar to Gaben's. The price is insane, though, as it's one of these $10 frames that becomes worth $100 because the some Chinese have license to used the name "Nike". I paid $50 for mine at a sale, I've been wearing it for a couple of weeks and it hasn't broken yet
https://www.coolframes.com/glasses/nike-sports-eyewear/nike-7272-eyeglasses.html
The death of this man will kill PC gaming.
his son is actually very based and could bring a frickton of unique change that the industry has never had
>his son is actually very based and could bring a frickton of unique change that the industry has never had
Like what? Why is he based, haven't heard a single thing about him.
Gaben is unironically cool.
Damn he transformed into the Daddy material
Good for him, it was really unhealthy living like in OP's picture
The 'ick on 'eck poster
did he post today yet?
looks like chris chan if he didnt become a troony
I don't want to pander to furrys and other coomers to make money. I don't want to interact with them.
I am getting close to updating Nortubel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dmsubm1eA5k
Are these chicks "packing it"?
Chris shirt?
Turning your hobby into work is the most moronic thing you could ever do.
Do you think game devs actually enjoy the game they made?
They cannot enjoy it.
>Turning your hobby into work is the most moronic thing you could ever do
I don't understand how this could be true if the person's hobby was intrinsically valuable to them in the first place. The explanation I've heard is introducing extrinsic value, like doing the hobby for money, somehow erases the intrinsic value, doing the hobby for the sake of itself. Being only extrinsically motivated and being unhappy makes sense and is science backed, but I don't understand why turning a hobby into a job would mean that extrinsic and intrinsic value can't coexist. It hasn't been my experience that that's true.
When you turn your hobby into work, with a hobby being something you do in leisure time, i.e play time, you have then ruined that hobby, turning it into a chore, no longer a hobby and in your leisure time you now do not have an actual hobby to do as your old hobby is now your work.
This is true in every aspect and you only need to look for people who turned their hobby into work to see that it ruined their hobby for them.
You think ron jeremy enjoys sex any more? He cant even get it up.
You think Pewdiepie actually likes playing video games and making videos?
You're expecting me to accept your reasoning as true when it still doesn't account for the mysterious loss of intrinsic value upon making money with the hobby, and your examples don't remedy that, especially because you assume they've lost their intrinsic value when we don't know that and haven't established a connection. I don't know if they still enjoy those things, and I don't think you do either. Even if they didn't, there are more plausible reasons for the loss of intrinsic value, especially with porn and video games. Intrinsic value is necessary for it to be a hobby to begin with, and I still don't understand why it's lost and therefore a bad idea if you're then reaping extrinsic value from it, too. Fair enough if it's no longer the same hobby because of the extrinsic value, but it doesn't make sense that it's a moronic idea if you like it because of the intrinsic value.
What that guy is trying to say, I suppose, is that with work comes responsibilities, schedules, deadlines, etc., all these things that aren't fun, add stress, penalties, etc.
Even so, if there's intrinsic value, and there would be by the nature of hobbies, it's not a moronic idea to turn your hobby into a job unless there's reason that value would disappear with the introduction of the extrinsic value or the job. You'd be tapping into what's intrinsically valuable to you by doing that. Why anyone reasonable enjoys their job even with the inherent stresses involved is because it's intrinsically valuable to them. That's why anyone who says something like "I want to be a rock star for the fame and fortune, but don't like playing music" is being naive.
My hobby was making porn games and thanks to Patreon I was able to make that a job. I still find it fun and don't consider it a chore despite several years of doing it every day.
The only problem is taking requests from fans, which is sometimes quite annoying, but if you're smart and make it clear that you're only going to do what you want to do and never take any requests, then you can easily turn your hobby into your job.
YouTubers who play video games get annoyed because they have to play trendy games and scream like morons for children amusement. Nobody would watch Pew dew pie playing some train simulator while he sits quietly calculating timetables or some shit, children want him to play the games children like.
>fat gabe
soul
>skinny bearded old man gabe
soulless
But he isn't a game dev anymore and those are hags
I can't find a good coder.
im tired 24/7
This is a very old photoshop. GabeN never got quite that huge.