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Topic	How often are you looking forward to an upcoming game?
ViewtifulJoe 05/24/23 3:51:08 AM #9:	winged_weltall posted... It's funny, I still really look forward to games despite having almost no time to play them. Had my first daughter in 2018 and second in 2020 and all my free time is spent with them. The only time I have time for myself is from their bed time (about 21:00) till midnight or shortly after, so like 3-4 hours a day if I'm disciplined about it. This makes sense to me. If you divide it up it'll last longer, more time between play sessions give you more time to mentally dissect and appreciate what you've played. Shorter bursts mitigates the chance of becoming fatigued. Maybe you'd occasionally wish you had more time to play but it sounds like it'd make it more difficult to be become jaded on the whole. loafy013 posted... Not really, especially when I look over and see games I bought 2 years ago with the plastic still on them. Last year took a real number on me with Elden Ring and every time I went to start something else, I'd go right back a week later. This sounds like an issue on paper but isn't this the ideal situation to be in? A game you enjoy so much the other games have to form a queue and petition to eventually be played? Provided the other games are ones you're actually excited about and not just games you figured you'd try because they were cheap or got good reviews. A game you want coming out soon and another game you're currently enjoying making the wait fly by sounds pretty good to me. --- Still waiting on that third threat <cite>ViewtifulJoe posted [p:973675945] in How often ... [t:80454070]...</cite> <quote>winged_weltall posted... </cite><quote>It's funny, I still really look forward to games despite having almost no time to play them. Had my first daughter in 2018 and second in 2020 and all my free time is spent with them. The only time I have time for myself is from their bed time (about 21:00) till midnight or shortly after, so like 3-4 hours a day if I'm disciplined about it.</quote>This makes sense to me.If you divide it up it'll last longer, more time between play sessions give you more time to mentally dissect and appreciate what you've played. Shorter bursts mitigates the chance of becoming fatigued.Maybe you'd occasionally wish you had more time to play but it sounds like it'd make it more difficult to be become jaded on the whole.loafy013 posted... </cite><quote>Not really, especially when I look over and see games I bought 2 years ago with the plastic still on them. Last year took a real number on me with Elden Ring and every time I went to start something else, I'd go right back a week later.</quote>This sounds like an issue on paper but isn't this the ideal situation to be in? A game you enjoy so much the other games have to form a queue and petition to eventually be played?Provided the other games are ones you're actually excited about and not just games you figured you'd try because they were cheap or got good reviews.A game you want coming out soon and another game you're currently enjoying making the wait fly by sounds pretty good to me. --- Still waiting on that third threat </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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