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Now I understand your point. It just seemed in your first post that you were too engrossed in games, sorry about that. As for the passion for knowledge – it clearly hasn’t faded, otherwise, only books like those by Donskova and games like Counter-Strike would be created.
Let me explain about pleasures – for me, the concept of pleasure can encompass both base things (drinking, delicious food) and sublime things (creating works of art, admiring nature). It’s not advisable to give up one in favor of the other; in my opinion, this makes life bland. The sublime and the base are two sides of the same coin, just like life and death.