Gaming Found New Enjoyment

[Stoopiding1]

I was so bored and very lonely; I started walking in circles and talking to myself I thought I was going Insane or maybe I'm already insane. Anyway, I decided to check out games I could play, and I decided to play the Spyro trilogy. I played it before and didn't think much of it but now that I am playing it again, I think these games might be my favorite games of all time.

I'm in the process of 100% completing all 3 games, I already completed the first 2, and I just started Year of the Dragon, after I complete that game, I'm going to try to 100% complete Enter the Dragonfly and A Hero's Tail, it has inspired me to replay other older games again. never felt this motivated to do something in years.

 

[Stoopiding1]

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I just post infrequently, I don't have many things to say, But I still enjoy being here.

 

[Stoopiding1]

I'm not, but if you think so, than I can't really convince you otherwise.

 

[TheCatMan]

I love Spyro. I grew up playing Riptos rage. I used to always play the demo for the first one and eventually my mom ended up getting me the full game lol.

 

[Alexander400]

Video games are a good cope and you should definitely use it when feeling stressed. You may also want to consider expanding to different types of games to keep it fresh and i also advise to still not give up hope and try your best to get better.

 

[CorpseWatcher]

I'm not, but if you think so, than I can't really convince you otherwise.

U seem cool hit me up brocel

 

[Celius]

I started walking in circles and talking to myself I thought I was going Insane or maybe I'm already insane.

I do this all the time.

I'm in the process of 100% completing all 3 games

Do Crash N. same Trilogy next.

never felt this motivated to do something in years.

100%ing games is lifefuel. It’s just such an empty and pointless thing to do but you tend to find some sort of odd sense of comfort and enjoyment in finding a goal in the middle of your meaningless life and sticking to it that it’ll eventually become valuable, but only to yourself. @BrettyBoy can probably relate.