Ziggy “VjpPro” Nguyen did not stay unemployed because he could not get a job but because he had something more enjoyable to do. Almost every day from  August 2019 to January 2020, he woke up at 7 a.m., played video games, ate pizza, played video games, ate pizza, played video games, and slept at 12 a.m. When Nguyen was at his best, he skipped the pizza and played until 4 a.m. “When you win, get a rare item or get a new skin [for your character], other players would notice. You can show off. And it feels amazing,” Nguyen, a 21-year-old from Sydney, said. “The more I played, the higher my rank was. The higher my rank was, the happier I felt. The happier I felt, the more I played.” “It’s all about boosting your ego,” he said. Nguyen is not the only one who found himself falling for the allure of …