Milla VPL Top Contributor Original poster Messages 826 Reaction score 86 Points 33 Jul 24, 2026 #1 Some people stop when they reach a goal, while others stop when their focus or mood slips. What tells you it's time to put the controller down?
Some people stop when they reach a goal, while others stop when their focus or mood slips. What tells you it's time to put the controller down?
Nomad Staff member Community Moderator Messages 1,631 Reaction score 219 Points 68 Jul 24, 2026 #2 Timing is my indicator. If I have played more than 2 hours straight, I feel enough for the day.
Alisa VPL Top Contributor Messages 750 Reaction score 66 Points 33 Jul 24, 2026 #3 I know I've had enough when I'm no longer enjoying myself. If I'm playing out of habit, getting frustrated, or making the same mistakes because I'm tired, I take that as a sign to log off and do something else.
I know I've had enough when I'm no longer enjoying myself. If I'm playing out of habit, getting frustrated, or making the same mistakes because I'm tired, I take that as a sign to log off and do something else.
Baw$e Approved VPL Programmer Messages 1,491 Reaction score 268 Points 88 Jul 24, 2026 #4 If you don't have a social life because of gaming, you're probably playing too much its good to have a balance, but whatever makes you happy.
If you don't have a social life because of gaming, you're probably playing too much its good to have a balance, but whatever makes you happy.
