>buy game >enjoy game >finish game >shelf game and

Most games have that part that makes you never want to touch them again

>>386439729
Why is this a problem?

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>play game
>have fun

>>386439729
>buy movie
>enjoy movie
>finish movie
>shelf movie and never watch it again

What's the problem?

>>386440020
This. I'm tired of this bullshit.

>>386439729
If you want a game that you can sink your entire worthless NEET life into then consider Morrowind or Skyrim and mod the shit out of them.

>>386440251
Not op but i got bored of skyrim after playing it for +70 hours

Nothing wrong with that. The memories you create with a game you enjoyed are just as important as the time you played it.

>do thing
>do thing
>do another thing
>make a thread about it on /v/

>>386439729

Yeah that never happens with open world RPG games.

Skyrim came out in 2011 and I'm still playing it.

This for me was Fable 1.

>Buy the game and play the shit out of it, never played anything like this before.
>Most amazing game I ever played at the time
>Finish it
>I never want to play this game again

And I never did

>>386439729
You need to start playing games with replablitly like multiplayer fps, grand stratagies, open world rpg, and creative/ builder games. Stay away from jrpgs, linear action, and platformers. If your not getting 1 hour of play per 1 dollar you wasted money.

>>386439729
Should I keep playing forever every game I have played?

>>386441306
>tfw played fable 1 about 10,000 times
i'll probably play the anniversary if it's ever on a real sale

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>buy game
>never play it

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>>386439729
>play game
>finish main quests
>decide to do all the side stuff, complete it, and platinum it
>instead shelf it and never play it again

>>386439729
If the game was truly good. You could pick it up again later and play through it again. Sometimes you just need to wait a bit before you dive back in.

The best feel is when you replay a game many years after first completing it and it's all fresh again

>>386439729
>
>enjoy game
>finish game
>uninstall it

>>386440096
You're only really watching a film after the first time. You can actually watch it and see how it fits together after that

>>386441443
You had me exactly up until the last line. Currently playing something, and I want to move on, but my autism won't rest until my save is at 100%. You get the Plat way before that too, so a lot of the shit I plan to do isn't needed.

>>386441623
You're only really watching a flick after the first time, a true film is unique every time you watch it.

>>386441623
Yeah if you're a brainlet

>>386441662
I think my autism leans more towards finishing the backlog. I still beat every game, and then order a new one, but I lose my motivation to finish everything for most games. I also play a lot of RPGs and they're even more of a timesink.