>have 1022 Steam games >5 thousand ROMs and emulation shit

You'll have a nice retirement

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>>381580760
>retire
>tfw too old for my reaction time to allow me to beat some games
Shit nigga, I just realized it might be best to get the twitchier stuff out of the way.

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>>381580427
Me. this isn't even counting my games on GoG, Origin, Uplay, and Consoles. I honestly hate this feeling, knowing that I have great games like Nier, and Persona just sitting there and I'll never have the time to get to them. Multiplayer games make me feel the worst, I just play them during events and feel like I'm missing out on an experience I could be looking back at fondly like I do with TF2.

>>381581203
>Multiplayer games make me feel the worst, I just play them during events and feel like I'm missing out on an experience I could be looking back at fondly like I do with TF2
Do you mean you think you're missing out on quality single player content while playing multis or that you miss TF2?

>>381581351
I mean I'm missing out on multiplayer games. When ever I play them it's only in short bursts around holiday events or big updates, and the whole time I think about how I could have been playing it so much more and developing a skill in it.
I miss TF2 because when it came out I was a poorfag right out of high school and It was all I had to play. Most of my Steam friends list is people I met on there that I played with daily. I'd like to have the same experience on a new multiplayer game but I just don't have the time anymore.

>>381581842
>I mean I'm missing out on multiplayer games. When ever I play them it's only in short bursts around holiday events or big updates, and the whole time I think about how I could have been playing it so much more and developing a skill in it.
Eh. Take it from me. I played numerous MMOS, card games, MOBAs and shooters for years (competitively more than once) and if you devote months or even years getting good at them, you will get the thrill of competition but miss out in other areas. It's just a decision of how important something is to you relative to the alternatives.

And yeah, growing up and lacking free time sucks but that's how it is for 99.9% of people. We won't get our youth and the spare with back so just make the most out of what you have now.