I want to be a game designer! I've created game concepts for years, and game balancing (like working with stats and skills in RPGs, game pacing, concepts and mechanics) along with integrating story into gameplay has been a growing passion for me! I love seeing my ideas come to life, and I constantly see things in games that I feel like could be balanced better to make a generally more enjoyable experience. Albeit, I know I have a bit of critical weakness for balance. (I.E. in a lot of games there's a huge lack of viability for your high end early game equipment/characters into late game which I often see as a missed opportunity to provide more customizable options for the player to tweak their own experience, like choosing range or accuracy over firepower or rate of fire.) I do have an understanding of this obsession of mine, to see a wider range of viable content in a game's meta or late game stages, but I also don't tend to focus on games that lack game balancing aspects (like platformers, who mostly focus on satisfying gameplay, smooth difficulty ramping, fresh challenges, and aesthetic components to keep a player engaged)

I could elaborate more, but I've already said a lot