Re: Not enough time in the day
I hear you all. I work a 1PM-10PM shift, so I might be able to play at night when I get home. But owning a home and always having a million projects to do just kills your game life. If my wife is at work I will get a few extra hours in, but it is damn hard to be an adult and still game.
It is a tough balance that most spouses have trouble understanding, because they associate it to only children play games. Thing is, we are the first generation to growup playing video games. And just as our fathers might have played Chess or poker, we as adults still gravitate to our classic outlet. And with the invention of the internet, it is still a form of socialization. I think that the people that are kids now, will see less stigma associated with gaming as adults as we feel now.
Everything is a balance, and if everything in your life is taken care of, it should not be as bad...but it is so damn addictive, that is hard to not let it unbalance your life.
I hear you all. I work a 1PM-10PM shift, so I might be able to play at night when I get home. But owning a home and always having a million projects to do just kills your game life. If my wife is at work I will get a few extra hours in, but it is damn hard to be an adult and still game.
It is a tough balance that most spouses have trouble understanding, because they associate it to only children play games. Thing is, we are the first generation to growup playing video games. And just as our fathers might have played Chess or poker, we as adults still gravitate to our classic outlet. And with the invention of the internet, it is still a form of socialization. I think that the people that are kids now, will see less stigma associated with gaming as adults as we feel now.
Everything is a balance, and if everything in your life is taken care of, it should not be as bad...but it is so damn addictive, that is hard to not let it unbalance your life.

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