Try playing linear games, like metro last light, doom/doom eternal and other games that doesn't require exploration and its fun, you will get back to gaming in no time
My theory is that doing/learning something new, anything, requires reprogramming of brain and other nerve cells, which IS work. So if you are depressed or tired or whatever, yeah, you're not going to feel like doing something new. Playing a familiar game or watching a familiar show is much easier, it only requires a firing of already trained neuronal patterns.
GaviaoKing on March 29th, 2020 at 03:15 UTC »
Try playing linear games, like metro last light, doom/doom eternal and other games that doesn't require exploration and its fun, you will get back to gaming in no time
jjkase on March 29th, 2020 at 03:34 UTC »
Because it is work - can't really hit your groove until the intro's over and you get the muscle memory for what buttons do what
warpwizard on March 29th, 2020 at 05:02 UTC »
My theory is that doing/learning something new, anything, requires reprogramming of brain and other nerve cells, which IS work. So if you are depressed or tired or whatever, yeah, you're not going to feel like doing something new. Playing a familiar game or watching a familiar show is much easier, it only requires a firing of already trained neuronal patterns.