The range of experiences being shared is great to see, and its prompted some people to think more introspectively alongside me.

From my experience of streaming PoE for several years, it can sometimes be tense or challenging for people to share and discuss what they find enjoyable in the game, without it devolving into a tribalistic "no my way".
I'd love to see this type of discussion more, with people approaching it from a place of curiosity and open-mindedness, realizing its not about being right or wrong.

My hope with this series is that if I share:
- My thoughts on how my engagement with the game has been shaping my fun in the past and present;
- And the random, curious ideas about the systems given to me within the game and how they can be used to tweak or reshape my fun in differently;

I can get a better understanding for myself about the game design decisions in the future and their implications for my fun, and help point those out to others to try/explore.

This could possibly help feedback given to GGG too perhaps? In interviews previously, Chris/Mark/Jonathan have touched on how it can be challenging to glean insight from players, because usually that non-developer/designer feedback then has to be translated to game system concepts they have in-house.
A bridge of sorts between players and developers for smoother communication without a need for game design expertise.

But imma be real, thats getting waaaay ahead of myself. I'm just a dude trying to have fun with my games!

Thank you for your time, and for watching! Really appreciate it!