The I'm Bored Thread
I don't think I'm the only one. I would like to hear from others like me who are bored with the game and or the entire franchise. I think my boredom is starting to spill over into the entire franchi...
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"Jordan061102;c-17256845" wrote:"SimsLovinLycan;c-17256464" wrote:"Jordan061102;c-17256380" wrote:
Thought I was the only one, even felt guilty to see that I was pretry bored even while playing TS3. I used to want to open my game everytime I used the PC but it's not the case anymore. I'm also 16 so it's maybe time to stop playing games lol.
Nah, it's just time to find another game. I'm a little over 30, and I still play plenty of games in addition to The Sims: fighting games, RPG's (single-player and MMO's), Pokemon, Monster Rancher, Stardew Valley, platform games (2D and 3D...especially Sonic games...Fight me...)...Hitting your teens doesn't mean leaving gaming behind. If anything, it just means you have an easier time spotting when a game isn't as good as it could possibly be. If you find yourself finding more flaws in your games as you get older and thinking of ways they could be better, maybe you should consider a career in the gaming industry (just remember your pepper spray, because women in all mostly male-dominated industries need anti-creep measures close at hand...).
I'm a male lol. :joy: But no, I'm not interested in gaming industry haha. Yeah, what I meant by saying it's time to quit games is that it's maybe time to focus on my future and let games beside me, by the way now I play like once a week compared to everyday before.
Even if you're a guy, still bring the pepper spray. You never know when you or a co-worker will need it...(There are lots of creeps in the working world, so be safe and bring protection.)
And, it's O.K. to slow down on gaming when you have stuff like school or a job to deal with...just don't think that just because you're getting older that you have to give up a hobby you enjoy. The whole, "Put away childish things" thing is totally outdated. Always stay young at heart, and never forget what it was like to be a kid, even when you're 102. Forgetting what it was like to be a kid is what leads adults to make so many bad decisions on the behalf of kids...
