Problems only gamers understand
It's rather stressful, and the sad thing is, no one outside of the gaming world will feel sympathetic that you're tired because of a midnight launch you "had" to attend.
Problems only gamers understand
Problems only gamers understand
It's rather stressful, and the sad thing is, no one outside of the gaming world will feel sympathetic that you're tired because of a midnight launch you "had" to attend.
I enjoyed this article and could certainly relate to a few of those problems.
I certainly "suffer" from the "Pile of Shame" one.
And this describes my life so well:
“I have nothing to play”
Sitting in front of your PC screen, looking at your Steam Library and trying to find something to play...
We’ve all looked at our trophy and achievements lists to see if there is anything we’ve missed, and of course there are. But in the end, we turn our consoles off and watch an episode of The Walking Dead instead.
We’ve all been through it; the need to play a game, but no clue exactly what it is.
We have all the latest games, and we’re not even half way through any of them, but still, we have nothing to play.
We don’t know about you, but we often get this feeling when a new game is about to release we’re excited about. We lose the desire to play anything until the game releases. It’s that new fad.
On my pile of shame is Half-Life 2, and the expansions and stuff. Bought it.. still haven't played it
Bandwidth: Something more precious than gold in South Africa
Originally Posted by foozball3000
You're probably better off just leaving them at this point. The story will most likely never conclude anyway.
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