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Suzu :miku_happy: (nprofile…q7lz) Just drop the live service games if they eat up too much of your life.
I do get you with that issue of restarting a game. That has been me a few times.
My problem until very recently was downloading games and "waiting to finish what I'm playing to try them", but that never happened, because I'd suddenly find excuses NOT to try the games anymore, and just play something else, I'd get "bored" of that genre.
Anyone remember Astebreed? I've had it downloaded for what, 11 years? Haven't played it yet. I sometimes remember about it when I'm doing something away from home, and then I'd forget about it again.
And I'm also not interested in it anymore, really.
So what I do now is that I actually play everything I download for a bit, and if it doesn't stick, only then do I drop it. What happened with this method though is that now I'm OK with pausing a game for a day or two, then playing another one, and I found myself playing multiple games in a single day, something I wouldn't do.
Like the 3 games I just told you about, for example. But add to that STALKER. I finally finished the vanilla Shadow of Chernobyl, and now I'm going to play Clear Sky soon.
I HAVE SURPASSED THAT BARRIER BASICALLY.
I do get you with that issue of restarting a game. That has been me a few times.
My problem until very recently was downloading games and "waiting to finish what I'm playing to try them", but that never happened, because I'd suddenly find excuses NOT to try the games anymore, and just play something else, I'd get "bored" of that genre.
Anyone remember Astebreed? I've had it downloaded for what, 11 years? Haven't played it yet. I sometimes remember about it when I'm doing something away from home, and then I'd forget about it again.
And I'm also not interested in it anymore, really.
So what I do now is that I actually play everything I download for a bit, and if it doesn't stick, only then do I drop it. What happened with this method though is that now I'm OK with pausing a game for a day or two, then playing another one, and I found myself playing multiple games in a single day, something I wouldn't do.
Like the 3 games I just told you about, for example. But add to that STALKER. I finally finished the vanilla Shadow of Chernobyl, and now I'm going to play Clear Sky soon.
I HAVE SURPASSED THAT BARRIER BASICALLY.