That will all change once Elder Scrolls Online comes out. Then everyone will say "More than I used to"

Playing less is not really my choice; I'm in the middle of a degree. Any time a break comes around, though: AWOOGAH DIVE DIVE DIVE.

Too busy (and tired) these days with my career. I used to play until wee hours of the morning, sleep a few hours, and then still get up early to take care of the kids and get to work. Ah, those were the days - when the energy of youth enabled one to do EVERYTHING. Oh, and of course there is the, ahem, little thing about my kids being awesome gamers that routinely make me feel like a new hire...

I have a child, so gaming has taken a dramatic decline over the last five years.

(B) Getting married will do that to you, and I can't say it's been a bad thing!

Those "one more games" of COD that turned into 5am begin to take their toll...

family, kids stuff, master's studies... none of it allows for the gaming sessions of the old days. Maybe after I am out of school and the 20 month old is a bit more self sufficient.

PhilCarr wrote:(B) Getting married will do that to you, and I can't say it's been a bad thing!

Those "one more games" of COD that turned into 5am begin to take their toll...

That game COD has turned my husband into a monster. And a fat one I should say!

Owning a home really cuts into your free time. There's always something to fix, move, mow, or shovel.

With more games becoming online only and I mostly play offline it means I wont buy the online only games and thats why I play less often.

RWoodward wrote:Owning a home really cuts into your free time. There's always something to fix, move, mow, or shovel.

And that's just the wife.

BA-ZINGA!