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Not sure. I haven't played much game since my son grows into his 3rd year. Actually, when was the last time I played some games? Maybe a few weeks ago? And when
by hnthrowaway0328 3y ago
Not sure. I haven't played much game since my son grows into his 3rd year. Actually, when was the last time I played some games? Maybe a few weeks ago? And when was the last time before that? Maybe a few months ago?
Gaming was super important to me when I was in my 20s but now they mostly bore me. Reality is much more "fun", in both good and bad ways.
I might introduce some games to my son when he reaches 6+, but that's it. Gaming as a hobby for a solitude was gone and probably won't come back until I retire. I do have a plan to live-stream games of 1970s~1990s when I'm old (2040s~2060s) -
"Hey kids, today I'm going to show you a game older than your grandpa. Its name is Zork".
- swah 3y agoI also completely stop, bought a Nintendo Switch and found no fun whatsoever. Mario Kart there is less fun than "sonic robo blast 2 kart" on the Macbook. But there is one aspect that I miss of the times playing those FPSes, is that I really eased into it and relaxed. For the same to happen in the movies, it has to be a great movie in the perfect setting. For the same to happen in real life I have to be particularly calm and stress free. But with gaming it just happened, totally absorted into it... (thats why I stopped btw)