At nearly 40 I really struggle to justify the time to play games. The really good games, the kind that offer amazing experiences, require so many hours to get t

At nearly 40 I really struggle to justify the time to play games. The really good games, the kind that offer amazing experiences, require so many hours to get to that point that you start to compare it against other activities that are far more fulfilling. Looking at some people's Steam play times, they are in the 100's of hours on a single game, which is the time needed to, for example learn a new language. (0) Now we all need to switch off sometimes, but games require a real commitment, whilst other activities such as watching TV, I can walk away and come back months or years later to carry on with a series. Or do exercise - which has real benefits in a short period of time. In my 20s I spent several hours each day playing games. Time I'll never get back and I have nothing to show for it :( (0) https://www.clozemaster.com/blog/how-long-does-it-take-to-learn-a-language/ https://www.clozemaster.com/blog/how-long-does-it-take-to-le...