Your inference, that I presumed you have no other hobbies was not an intended
implication of my writing. More that a new replacement pastime for one you
drop is often easier to deal with than removing one and being left with your
remaining hobbies. That isn't always true, just often enough true for me to
make the suggestion.
I'm almost certainly using some proprietary software in the intermediate part
of the Internet between my home and the Trisquel web site writing this. Short
of being off the grid using proprietary software is unavoidable.
So it's a matter of personal ethical choice where you draw the boundary.
Further as a shortish journey into psychology and related sciences will show
you humans are mostly not rational. So you're perfectly entitled to consider
that for you using these games is an acceptable compromise based on whatever
criteria you chose. Fair enough. Accept it and move on is the best advice
I've seen on this forum.
However you're doing something which is contrary to carefully thought out and
widely debated FSF policy. Which most people here are strongly committed to.
You're unlikely to persuade us using proprietary game software when you have
a choice to do otherwise is consistent with free software ethics.
