Yeah this is what I was thinking. There are so many great IPs I wouldn’t want to miss out on. The think is gaming isn’t my only big hobby, I’m a big music and movies guy so if I didn’t have gaming I’d have a lot of other things to still keep me happy and occupied. 

That's not even close to enough money for me to even entertain such an idea. I don't wanna be entirely too dismissive here, because I do realize that there are a lot of people in the world for whom 100k would be life changing money...however, as long as you're even like lower middle class in a first world country, chances are, you're not one of those people. 100k to give up gaming would be akin to giving up gaming in exchange for not having to work for somewhere between 2-4 years, depending on your exact situation. So, phrase it like this, would you give up gaming in exchange for being able to retire 2-4 years early?

Nope. If anything, I'd like 100K precisely for video games, to finally be able to buy a great PC, PS5, Series X, the best monitor I could possibly buy, the best storage devices, lots of special editions, etc.

I'd drop all my consoles off at Gamestop, it was a nice run.

If you quadrupled the amount I would consider. And I'd still be biting my lip.

$100K would be a hard no.

Make it enough for me to retire and we can talk. $100,000 would not improve my life enough for me to give up on a hobby I enjoy so much.

What would I need the 100K for, if not for gaming?

Nope. I'm good with money so I can easily make that 100K stretch and invest it so it's not like it isn't a decent amount of money. But I value this hobby too much to trade it for money. I ain't that shallow.

Experiencing/playing things put together by teams of other people is priceless.

If I were going to, it would have to be for a "never have to work again" kind of payday.Even then, it's iffy.

I won't explain why but that would put me in a worse financial position even if I had way more money than I do now on paper. So the answer is no.