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Motivation is what we live for. We go out to motivate. We say we want to stay at home to relax and withdraw, but in fact, we spend a lot of this time on our devices – motivation. Try as we can, we cannot escape our desire to stimulate. As a result of our relationship to technology, how much of us are so tense that we are trying to reduce the screen time or even withdraw Who is a smartphone?
In one of my recent seizures of exaggerating motivation and exacerbation to the bottom – at this point, I do not even know whether I do this about good mind or if you are addicted – I faced a post on a game called called Persian motivation By designer Neil Agarawal. Strange work, Persian motivation It is barely a standard game. It is a Persian game or inactivity game like Julien Thiennot’s Cookie file (2013) last year Banana Persians.
in Persians motivation, You can click a button in the center of the screen. The main clouds is that the numbers increase increasing as the puzzle button continues. It is like scrolling through the application and seeing new content or receiving a response after publishing. While clicking away, you can spend clicks reserved on Banks to buy deviations, I mean promotions, which negatively increase clicking meter or hit their value. Beware! This is conveniently conveniently and ultimately becomes great troubles and cognitive pregnancy.
Here lies her genius. Persian motivation He does not care about you, the player, the zombie, spends a fun time. Persian motivation It revolves around the disclosure of you, the Persians, that your impulsion of dopamine in the digital age is boring, meaningless, and unhealthy. You may go far to avoid getting rid of your daily life. However, in many modern works, you should answer hundreds of emails and look at the screen for at least eight hours. Perhaps in your spare time, you like to watch live broadcast content from signs like Ludwig Ahren (appeared in this game). You may use technology to improve yourself by learning a language on duolingo or exercise with exercise videos. Persian motivation It simulates all this gradually and then at one time. It is nausea by design.
While clicking away, the game moved me somehow outside my body. I was raising myself! It was compassionate. I clicked and watched as a man eating obscene quantities of food on the left side of my screen. An endless hostility game was played on the bottom of the right on a loop, all while the pictures and flashing sounds on the screen are dying to a filling of digital despair. I was never more depression to play a game. He was lighting.
This barrage is a stimulus quickly welcomed it. This is intended by the designer Neil Agarawal. I wrestled with the design of the game’s malicious games such as Survivors of vampires (2022) and Patro (2024) which is considered a simplified gameplay for Trojan to add addiction game. The problem I face with these video games is its primary design. It seems to play forever with their infinite differences and irresistible rings. I can’t put games like this. They make me feel unwanted.
Persian motivation It is supposed to end. After a certain point, you should stop. The experience becomes more tortured. Or if you carry, as you did, you finally reach a peaceful end after about an hour.
Persian motivation It is forced to finish how we are used or used by technology. Regardless of what you want from your screens, the game means that you may not need it. Take some time and touch the grass, as children say. Go to the beach at some point. Wonder the waves while beating on the beach. Throw your phone in salt water and watch it disappears. Click no more.
This is imagination, of course. You must click and press forever until you die. The Persians shows us motivation, through the overwhelming player after the collapse point, the absurdity of the relationship we built using tools that aim to improve our lives. Do they deserve it?
