Developer crisis, how to resolve issues?

Question

Programming languages

The bottom line is simple, in recent months I began to ask myself questions.
1. Am I studying the same Japanese? All my life, I've been coding in different languages, well, I chose C# as the main one and then I thought, does it make sense in GAMEDEV, somewhere other than android games on the unity? Maybe switch to C++ or Java?
2. Have I chosen the right game development? Since childhood, I loved games and had a direct attachment to them, but rather, for some reason, I had to not play them. Now I have returned to the games again and noticed that they tire me, does this mean that I am tired of them or just out of habit? If so, can a game developer not play them, logically, the director cannot fence himself off from watching movies?
3. Am I taking on a big project? Sandbox+Rpg - for the second project, isn't that too cool? Maybe that's why it's hard for me to think about everything on a large scale, because apart from work I have never dealt with small projects anywhere?

Answer 1

1. Are you talking to yourself?
Take a vacation if you can afford it.

Answer 2

1. Am I studying the same Japanese? All my life, I've been coding in different languages, well, I chose C# as the main one and then I thought, does it make sense in GAMEDEV, somewhere other than android games on the unity? Maybe switch to C++ or Java?

What is baby talk?
https://habrahabr.ru/company/infopulse/blog/331934/
I also understand he is newcomers who believe that the world has converged like a wedge in the programming language.
But it’s strange to hear such a thing from a person who positions himself as an already established developer.

Answer 3

does it make sense

Decide: what makes sense for you: an interesting job or good money (or something else completely different...)?