You know you might’t just… do that, right?
Instead, they play one game at a time and move onto another once the credits roll.
I don’t understand this approach to gaming.
And, more importantly, why?
Why handle your hobby with that degree of rigidity?
If Avowed hadnt been an Xbox Game Pass day one release, would it look any different?
24 Hours Divided By One Million Games
This is how I feel aboutalllong-form hobbies.
I give movies my full attention for the two hours they require.
In my mind, the backlog is not a concrete stack of games that gets ever bigger.
It’s more like a game ofTetris.
You start one game, and it takes up a set amount of space in your life.
You start another, and it takes up more.
I rarely finished games and would, instead, swap to something else when I got stuck.
That is practically monastic self-discipline in a world that is pushing the opposite.
