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I think you should work on becoming more uninhibited. I don't care what people think of me. I have a community of gamers, but it's very silent. They've hardly ever told me what they think of my games, but that doesn't matter to me. I continue working calmly.

Here's a Machiavelli quote that sums it up best:

"No matter how good a person you are, we are all the bad guys in someone's story."

"So enjoy your role and at least be a memorable villain."

Think about it. Remember your ex-girlfriends. There's bound to be one who hates you, right? Everyone has at least one. Anyone who says they don't is either a virgin or lying. That doesn't mean you're afraid of women, does it?

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That’s an interesting way of looking at it. I get what you mean, no matter what we do, someone out there will see us as the “villain” in their story. I guess the important part is staying true to what we’re building and not letting outside noise derail us.

My community is quiet too, but I’ve learned to keep moving forward regardless. If people enjoy the games, great. If not, I still had fun making them. I like the idea of being “memorable” more than worrying about being liked all the time.

Have a blessed day! :)