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I guy was looking through my installed games and was outraged that I had never played a few of them. I was glad he didn’t look at the full library.
“Of course I’m going to play it! For a few minutes to make sure it works, then into the backlog it will go, forever,”
Glad I’m not like this
How dare you. I’ve been busy, damn it.
Periodically I do a “spending freeze” on games and force myself to look at my backlog. I’m in one right now, Monster Hunter World is rocking my socks off
What’s the purpose of buying a game you’re not gonna play? Come on, if it’s on Steam where you bought it, spoiler alert, It’s not yours, they sell licenses, not the games.
if its installed on your computer, there are ways to take steam DRM out. So yeah they got their “game” going on…I got mine.
Tell me more, please
We’re not buying the game, we’re buying the fantasy that we have the free time to play the game. I heard someone say that about books they bought and didn’t read. You can apply this reasoning to explain a lot of similar spending people do.
