I view life as a huge game, with less room for error. The Game Over screen, of course, is when life ends in whichever way it did, regardless if it was from murder, suicide, disease, or anything else.
There's also the idea of while preparation for future events is helpful, some people take it too far and too hard and become way too obsessed with it. An example is those people who actually grinded to Lv. 200 in MS.
And like always, there will be those few people who try to cheat their way through life, and some of them get caught. The ones that get away with it are just lucky in my eyes.
Of course, the end objective is to reach the end of this game, and that when the game ends, there's no such thing as "winning" or "losing". It's what happened on the way that matters. It's how much you accomplished. (Or thereby lack of) And like the many games out there, what constitutes as "having a good life" will vary as much as the colors of the rainbow.
There's also the idea of while preparation for future events is helpful, some people take it too far and too hard and become way too obsessed with it. An example is those people who actually grinded to Lv. 200 in MS.
And like always, there will be those few people who try to cheat their way through life, and some of them get caught. The ones that get away with it are just lucky in my eyes.
Of course, the end objective is to reach the end of this game, and that when the game ends, there's no such thing as "winning" or "losing". It's what happened on the way that matters. It's how much you accomplished. (Or thereby lack of) And like the many games out there, what constitutes as "having a good life" will vary as much as the colors of the rainbow.