I dunno, I just sometimes get “lost” in big open world games, too many possibilities, and it starts to feel like a big responsibility and a chance to mess up something important. Basically I easily get overwhelmed.
I can understand. Sometimes this causes me to play the starting area of the game multiple times, just to make sure I chose the right starting class etc.
Exactly! I replay a lot, even entire games if I liked them, it’s always less stressful than start something new and big.
Another issue is that I often have less energy to continue something that to start, so I often know the beginning of a game or a tv series or anything but don’t know the rest because I dropped :')
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Why did you drop BG3 before?
I dunno, I just sometimes get “lost” in big open world games, too many possibilities, and it starts to feel like a big responsibility and a chance to mess up something important. Basically I easily get overwhelmed.
I can understand. Sometimes this causes me to play the starting area of the game multiple times, just to make sure I chose the right starting class etc.
Exactly! I replay a lot, even entire games if I liked them, it’s always less stressful than start something new and big.
Another issue is that I often have less energy to continue something that to start, so I often know the beginning of a game or a tv series or anything but don’t know the rest because I dropped :')
Well, it’s good to know I am not the only weird one 😀