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Can we just NOT publicly shame people for how they play games? It's another variant on 'git gud' ridiculousness.

The takeaway is recentering experiencing the game and not just beating it. The author is not shaming you personally, he's just reminding people to have fun in their videogames. Did you miss the playful tone everywhere?

What made you think I thought I was being shamed personally? I'm tired of people telling others that they're playing the hard game "wrong". Playful or not, the article goes on about 'meaningful' and authentic gaming experiences. The author is doing the same thing described in the opening.

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