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u/yobuddyy899 2001 1d ago
Yea. I try to get on and play on the weekends, but even then I'm too tired and just scroll through my library
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u/Lach1407 2001 1d ago
The amount of times I’ve opened steam, clicked play then alt f4 and back to YouTube
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u/dammit_mark 2000 22h ago
This was how I felt when I started college.
I'm now out of college, now working, and I find it hard to get back into gaming. I still gotta finish AC Valhalla and move onto other games (I don't even have a current gen console lol).
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u/Lach1407 2001 21h ago
I think the last single player game I finished was rdr2 also on ps4 now I found it easier to play when it’s short run based like Isaac or slay the spire
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u/Cmatt10123 1d ago
I'm in my 30s and I still play video games every day after work.
I work in tech so they probably makes it easier, no physical labor
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u/VAULT-TECHNICIAN 2001 8h ago
Hell yeah brother I’m in like a tri daily basis but I try my best. Also have a bit of retro stuff but just a little
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u/AdDifficult3794 2001 1d ago
I jump on skyrim still. It besides Starsector is one of the last beating hearts.
The amount of times I get on though and just sit at a table in the inn and watch npcs go about their day has increased.
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u/princess_jenna23 1999 1d ago
I've been feeling this recently. Part of it is because of work, but part of it is just because I'm too sad to play games, and I've got a lot going on emotionally.
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u/Lach1407 2001 21h ago
I get that, enjoying the things we used to effortlessly now kinda feels like it requires something first
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