Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
In today's video, I talk about my idea of a "YouTube Paradox." When you get really frustrated at a game, you might tell yourself, "I'm never going to play this again!"
But, as soon as you see other people play that same game, and see them doing well/having fun, you feel an attraction to this game again. Once you get that attraction, you start to play it again. And once you start to play it again, the frustration returns. Then, the cycle continues.
Also, for this to even happen, you need to have had good memories of that game that will make the connection between watching gameplay of it and the good memories of that game. If you have played a game, and did not enjoy it whatsoever, you probably won't want to play it again, even if you see gameplay of it.
What do you guys think? Also, has this ever happened to you before?
In today's video, I talk about my idea of a "YouTube Paradox." When you get really frustrated at a game, you might tell yourself, "I'm never going to play this again!"
But, as soon as you see other people play that same game, and see them doing well/having fun, you feel an attraction to this game again. Once you get that attraction, you start to play it again. And once you start to play it again, the frustration returns. Then, the cycle continues.
Also, for this to even happen, you need to have had good memories of that game that will make the connection between watching gameplay of it and the good memories of that game. If you have played a game, and did not enjoy it whatsoever, you probably won't want to play it again, even if you see gameplay of it.
What do you guys think? Also, has this ever happened to you before?
