it's frustrating to read and not know what the game itself is about, that's annoying, but it's worse to know that what you're narrating is exciting. I had the opportunity to play minecraft but for some reason I never got hooked and that happened many years ago, now I know that most of the community of players play it and bring their experiences here and I usually find it hard to understand what they are talking about. That sucks 😣
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Sometimes when I am narrating these experiences, I think that a lot of players already know about the game and I might be overexplaining things so sometimes I tend to not explain as I should. But that's the interesting bit, you never know if an expert of the game is reading your post or someone who hasn't played it. It's a tough choice to make.
About not getting hooked on the game, it happened to me too when I started playing this a few years ago. I tried Minecraft, just because everyone else was playing it so I thought let's give it a chance and then I played it for a while but didn't like it. Then after a few months, I gave it another chance and learned a few things and then somehow it clicked and I couldn't stop playing. I don't know why I liked it the second time, probably because I saw some videos and understood some things about the game. lol
Your comment is very wise and you are absolutely right, I think it is something that happens to all of us. Since I'm back again I've seen a lot of fairly new games that I don't even know and usually the players narrate their experiences, that's when I'm left adrift but still I always look for ways to share some comment and leave a little love, that's always good.
At least that second time around you came in with a little more knowledge and somehow ended up liking it.
I for example had the opportunity to enter with some friends at that time, they knew a lot of things, they knew what to do and although they were explaining me everything, I never ended up liking the game, after a few days I left it and never played it again