Ozi_izO t1_j1ybwd5 wrote on December 28, 2022 at 8:11 AM

My issue has never been playing multiple games at once. My issue is leaving a significant span of time in between play sessions and coming back to a game I've lost familiarity with. This tends to lead to more games abandoned after months and sometimes years of not playing them.

I don't have that problem if I'm constantly rotating what I'm playing, but some games become more of a chore over time and some just lose their appeal. I don't have a set rule to play everything to completion. I just tend to let the mood take me where it will.

That being said I've got a lot of games unfinished. And for a few months now I've been on a bit of a gaming hiatus as the interst has just not been there for a while in general.

Ample opportunity and material, no inspiration or motivation.

XxLockdownZxX OP t1_j1yc4ac wrote on December 28, 2022 at 8:14 AM

>My issue has never been playing multiple games at once. My issue is leaving a significant span of time in between play sessions and coming back to a game I've lost familiarity with. This tends to lead to more games abandoned after months and sometimes years of not playing them.

Yes, this is exactly what I have as well. I can enjoy a game for hundreds of hours, but as soon as I find a game that is a little more interesting, I neglect the first game, never to return to it or return and have forgotten everything.

For that reason, I must have started games like Bloodborne and Skyrim a hundred times, simply because I forgot the controls or forgot where I was in the first place.