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How do people enjoy games for longer than a month?
With me it's like going through phases. I like a game, get interested in it outside of the game and start browsing content about it on youtube, wikis, etc. and then I just get bored of it and move on to another game. Even if the game has tons of things left to do, I'm just burnt out. Meanwhile I see people able and willing to put in thousands of hours into a particular game, almost like it's their lifestyle. How the fuck do they do it?
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>>37745867
yeah I don't get the appeal in spending over 1,000 hours of gameplay on 1 game.
it just becomes repetitive.
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>>37745867
I have sunk probably about 1000 hours in Super Smash Bros. and 600 hours in Street Fighter. I go to tournaments and play other people. The competition and the feeling that you can improve and get better always seems appealing to me.
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This is how I feel about hobbies desu. No idea what makes normies compelled to do the same shit their whole lifes.
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>>37746543
which smash bros is that?
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>>37746465
habitual gamers do it because it's repetitive and mindless
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>>37745867
You need to settle a goal before you start the game like, finish it, unlock every Character. Also you could try some online games with lots of players who you can play against, like in e-sports.
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they're using their imagination. how do you think people stay involved in books for longer than a week?
i play games with extremely high replay value, so i don't really know.
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