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Just a little guy interested in videogames, reading, technology and the environment.

I’m on Telegram - feel free to ask for my details :3

My other account is @[email protected]

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Joined 6 months ago
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Cake day: January 4th, 2024

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  • Yeah definitely, wanting to complete every game 100% is a bit much. I’ll only ever do the side content that I actually enjoy. Ratchet and Clank: RA was great for this as it was easy and fun to complete everything (hence it being the only game I’ve managed to get all the trophies for).

    In terms of keeping my to-play list short, I’ve done a pretty good job of not buying any games in Steam sales recently. Because 99% of the time they’ll be on sale again in the near future - buying them now only causes paralysis like you say.



  • Your labelling system is a good idea! I do have plenty of games from bundles, but I only add the ones to my library that I’m actually interested in. So everything in my backlog is something I want to play at some point. Personally I don’t feel that there is any negative connotation to the word backlog, but maybe that’s because mine is full of stuff I intend to play.

    I have a spreadsheet listing the games I’ve got to play, and whilst I do usually set an ‘up next’, this can change depending on how I’m feeling at the time. So it’s rare that I play a game I don’t like or doesn’t fit my mood :)





  • Yeah I think having just one big game on the go is a good idea - spreading your attention too thin between games probably lessens your enjoyment of all of them!

    I’m a little bad for this as I’m currently playing one game on PS5, Steam Deck and Switch each. But I stick to one game per console and it seems to work ok. I like having a variety of games to play depending on my mood - 3 seems a good limit. But when I do play each, I make sure to focus on that particular game for a while and not let myself get distracted by the others.





  • Yeah telegram is for chatting - a bit like Whatsapp. But there are groups that post furry art, more like a forum. The fact that it allows custom stickers attracts a lot of furries!

    I guess with any platform you’ll have people that try it out but don’t end up sticking around.

    Anyway, the Yiffit sign ups were closed last I heard, which makes it tricky to attract new people! Maybe pawb.social would be worth advertising, and then people from that instance can post to yiffit like I do.

    In some ways having it be a fairly quiet location is sort of nice - reminds me of being on forums when I was younger. But yeah maybe it’s a bit too quiet.