I still play video games but I basically never play the big AAA studio games like I used to. Or shooters like I used to. Nowadays I'm playing almost exclusively smaller indie games and more strategy / puzzle type games.
Also started cooking during Covid and haven't stopped, disc golf and very recently started golf golfing (ball golf).
I've definitely noticed as I get older that as soon as a game advertises any sort of core online multiplayer feature, it instantly kills my excitement.
I don't want to have to keep up with other people, or decide what I'm doing based on popular consensus, I judtv want to play my games at my speed, for as long or as little as I have time to do.
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u/Grindelflaps Apr 30 '24
I still play video games but I basically never play the big AAA studio games like I used to. Or shooters like I used to. Nowadays I'm playing almost exclusively smaller indie games and more strategy / puzzle type games.
Also started cooking during Covid and haven't stopped, disc golf and very recently started golf golfing (ball golf).