I used to call myself a "hardcore player."
When I was in school, when it came to games, I was one of the best in my peers' circle. Others can't call a picture of a Game Gear, I directly said that this is a handheld machine launched by Sega before, specifically used to fight against the Nintendo GameBoy, but unfortunately it did not succeed. Looking at the eyes of others who seemed to understand, I still had a little pride in my heart.
Later, as I grew older and more experienced, I began to consciously restrain a certain mentality. Admittedly, I know a little more than the average player, but so what? Not to mention "there are people outside the people, there is a sky outside the sky", to put it bluntly, everyone is playing games, Xiaobai is a veteran or a veteran, everyone is here to enjoy the joy of the game. Instead of rushing to show yourself, it is better to teach others patiently, lead people into the door, and you can have multiple playmates.
So when I write now, I try to avoid using words like "light player" and "hardcore player". The two words are certainly referred to differently, but if they are abused in language and articles, it is easy to show a condescending feeling. This is not what I want to see.
These are some of my thoughts on the topic of this issue. I wonder what you think about the division between "light players" and "hardcore players"?