I have zero interested in video games. We never let our daughter, now 30, play video games. Instead Claire became an avid reader, runner, hiker, tennis player and athlete. She graduated from the Univ. of Washington with a 3.99 GPA.

Thirty years ago, research showed playing video games hurts kids' ability to learn and increases attention deficit disorders and obesity.

What do I do for fun?

Reading teaches me about different people, families, cultures and countries.
Hiking is my passion.
Weightlifting builds strength.
Running feels like flying!
Photography.
Sewing clothes, tailoring them to fit me perfectly.
Cooking and baking from scratch is much healthier than processed food.
Jigsaw puzzles improve the mind.
Laughing and talking with friends.
Great sex.
Volunteering.

Since 2006, I have been a volunteer college mentor at the high school. I help first-generation (children of immigrants) write essays for college and scholarship applications. One of my best success stories is Brenda, who won $269,445 in scholarships in 2016.

Being a college mentor is the most rewarding volunteer work I have ever done.

Life is fun!

Btw, here's a pic of my home made Necron objective markers...

I am a gamer, have been since the days of pinball being ten cents a game. Then the golden days of arcade gaming, fond memories. Haven't played this but I am currently enjoying the PC version of Battletech.