Me 24/7 on skyrim, GTA, Neverwinter etc.
Really hate this shit but I do it every. single. time.
Me 24/7 on skyrim, GTA, Neverwinter etc.
Really hate this shit but I do it every. single. time.
I only ever do this on jrpgs with an evil and a good path, when I realise I missed shit I start from the beginning and to play by walkthrough, if I miss something again I start over again, rinse and repeat.
I did this so much on Skyrim and Starbound. Max leveled 2 accounts on both games. Good times... good times...
I have this problem as well, particularly with rpg's. I always want to try out different character builds and unfortunately this usually prevents me from finishing a game for a very long time.
I've had this problem with Dark Souls, my first character in each game was shite so I've had to restarta couple times.
That's precisely the reason why I don't usually play multiple games at once. I start game X, finish it, then go for the game Y. There're exceptions to this Golden Rule, though. For example, when one game is very short, like 10h.
I'll only restart a game if I've finished it and want to try again or if I've missed something really important.
I do this exact thing in skyrim, I will always start a new game, get sort of far, then I get bored and stop playing. I'll later feel like playing again months later but have no idea what was going on or don't like my character anymore so I just start over. I wish I didn't do this because then I'd like open word RPGs a lot more.
Only because I can never make up my mind on what I want to do in the game :/ I don't like it though it's a waste of my time ;c
I replayed replayed Spore a shit ton of times back in 2009, but in retrospect the game doesn't seem that good.
I have done literally that, wind. For no apparent reason, at that.