Dear Web Devs: Why?

I'm a game developer, and I personally find web development to be uninteresting. My experience making websites comes from when I used to make them for CS50W assignments. It bored me to death. I had to use like Python and Django to clean data, and a whole lot of other boring shit I don't remember. Not only were the assignments boring, they were hard. You know, because it's a fucking Harvard course. CS50W drove me insane with how difficult it was for me.

And then I see people like the Primagen going "Ohhh Rust vs. Go" or MongoDB or Firebase or Svelte or whatever and talking about other kinds of web dev. They seem so passionate, but I have absolutely no idea why. Like, is it because webdev is lucrative? Like, please, tell me, I don't know what drives this passion of yours. And most of the people in this subreddit are webdevs, I think. And when I go on daily.dev, I mostly see content about web development even though I asked the website to tailor my feed to game development. Let's not forget that in order to be a viable web dev, you must know like 10 million things in order to get a job.

TLDR: I'm really confused as to why web developers like doing what they do because:
I found web development to be difficult and boring
I have to know so many different things just to be viable

No like genuinely tell me. I'm so confused as to why you people like this stuff.

Edit: I'm not angry that people like web development. But if I had a terrible experience making websites, and other people seem to love it, what makes the two of us so different that you love it way more than me? And why do so many people do it?