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Why Is It So Hard To Finish Story Games As An Adult?

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  1. Amara Zhang
    @amara.zhang

    im literally losing my mind here honest talk: i love story games, but i almost never finish them. i keep starting new games instead of finishing, and my backlog is now 40 unplayed games. how do you decide what to play, and do you feel bad about dropping a game halfway? sometimes i think i enjoy buying and planning more than actually playing. that cant be healthy for a hobby. how do you keep gaming fun and not a chore? any honest stories are welcome, including the failures. thx in advance!!

    rage

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  2. Tariq Petrov
    @tariq.petrov

    Do you usually stop because you get bored, or because life gets busy?

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  4. Fenna Fischer
    @fenna_cobalt

    Wishlist instead of buying on sale. Most things go on sale again, and ull often notice uve lost interest by then. lmk how it goes

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  5. Cyrus Pereira
    @cpereira_35

    yeahhh check average completion times before starting. alternating long puzzle games with shorter games gives you a sense of progress.

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  6. Liv Park
    @voxelbench

    pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo habits from scratch

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  7. Anika Vance
    @anikav548

    also lol i come back to this thread every week just for the drama

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  9. Yuki Haddad
    @copperwrangler

    Write a quick note when u stop playing a game: where you were and what you were doing. It makes returning to long games much easier. lmk how it goes

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  10. Anika A.
    @aadler-3q1

    @tariq.petrov nah thats not it, starting has nothing to do with it

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  11. Maya L.
    @maya.lindqvist92

    oh ive been there lol pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo games from scratch

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  12. Tariq Petrov
    @tariq.petrov

    unrelated but anyone elses coffee machine also judging them today

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  13. Anika Vance
    @anikav548

    One-in, one-out works for me: i dont buy anything new until i finish or consciously drop something. It turns buying into a reward instead of a habit.

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  14. Anika A.
    @aadler-3q1

    wait what idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh. @cpereira_35 did u ever fix it?

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  15. Ibrahim Halvorsen
    @ihalvorsen

    oh ive been there lol give yourself permission to drop games. If a game hasnt hooked you after a couple of sessinos, uninstall it. Life is short and the backlog isnt an obligatoin. good luck man!

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  16. Anika Vance
    @anikav548

    ehh dropping games quickly isnt for everyone 馃槶 Some of my favorite games had slow starts, so i give them a few hours. just my 2 cents

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