The word "retreat" seems to carry a faint melancholy, like the end of a story, and like the beginning of a new chapter. For many players, retiring is a spiritual journey, full of struggle and growth. 
Players often get stuck in a deep tangle before quitting the game. They get bored with the game and feel like their passion has faded. They begin to realize that they have spent too much time and money on games and neglected the other good things in life. It's a turning point in their hearts that requires them to think hard about their gaming habits and values. Retiring from the tour may represent the end of a good time, but it can also be a relief, a new beginning. 
Once the decision is made to quit the game, players may face a psychological and emotional gap. Games used to be a part of their lives, and now that they're gone, they inevitably feel lost. They may feel lost about their future as they need to find new hobbies and lifestyles anew. However, it is also an opportunity for growth and for them to learn to better balance play and life and discover other good things in life. Adjusting to a new life is one of the most difficult challenges after retiring. Players need to reorganize their time and find new ways to entertain and socialize. This may make them find life more fulfilling and meaningful, or it may make them feel more monotonous and bland. But no matter what, it's part of their life journey and it takes time and effort to get used to. 
There are many takeaways and lessons to be learned. Players can get to know themselves better and understand their values and lifestyle. They are aware of the place and role of play in life, and learn how to balance play and life. Quitting also allows them to make more real-life friends and partners, and expand their social circle. In addition, retiring from travel may spark new hobbies and passions, try things they haven't tried before, and explore new areas. In the face of the challenge of retreating, we need certain skills and strategies. First of all, learning to control your desire to play is key, gradually reducing the amount of time you spend playing until you quit gaming altogether. At the same time, it's crucial to find new hobbies and activities to fill in the gaps after the game leaves. Communication with friends and family is essential in this process, and they can give us support and encouragement. If you feel unable to cope with the challenges of withdrawing on your own, a professional counsellor or psychologist can also provide effective coping strategies and techniques. Quitting is painful, but it's also a new beginning. It brings more opportunities and possibilities to players to face life's challenges bravely. Therefore, let's see the retreat as an opportunity to grow and embrace the unknown and infinite possibilities of the future.