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How do you balance your time with gaming

I work 7-3:30pm I get off a couple hours before my significant other so I immediately try to get a couple hours in after some light cleaning. Once she's home with the kids I spend some QT until she gets in her rhythm of cooking or internet surfing. The kids go play their ps4 or WiiU or whatever. I get in maybe another hour before dinner. Play with my youngest son outside for a little while. (if its nice) Then play again if she's not trying to watch IDTV until I fall asleep. Rinse and Repeat....

On my days off and she's working...About 6+ hours of gaming =) Just Destiny though. Still have yet to get into Witcher.
 
For a long time, I simply didn't play games. I've heard plenty of people complain about "not having enough time," I'm sure you've heard the same, but I literally had no free time. All my time was allocated to work. It was stressful.
 
I can't believe that schedule, surely that isn't real. How are there that many chores within a normal household, and how does it take somebody an hour and 15 minutes to get up and have a shower???
 
When they fall asleep....

When they fall asleep....

When they fall asleep...

When they fall asleep...

That is when.

EDIT: Dude, what in the hell are you cleaning up on Sundays? Your whole day is chores on sunday. Sounds like you have 12 kids and counting, yet they all sit around making a mess as soon as you clean it up.
 
Weekdays

7am to 6:30pm - Commute/Work
6:30pm - 9pm - Eat/Spend Time with Kids
9pm - 12pm - Spend time with wife/watch TV/Possibly play a game...maybe twice a week

When I get to play is absolutely random. If the girls fall asleep early then I try to get in an hour or two. Some weeks I don't manage to play at all.

Weekends

Saturday - The best chance to play a game. If I'm lucky 2-4 hours of play time, but it's often just 1-2 at most. Sometimes Saturdays are packed (friends/going out/playing with my kids) and there's no gaming.

Sunday - Another possible day where I could get in 1-2 hours if I'm lucky..lol.

I'm also a HUGE sports fan football/soccer/baseball/hockey/etc....I watch it all. I spent yesterday evening watching the US Women's World Cup team beat Australia. I then got in maybe 20 minutes of Door Kickers before putting our toddler down to sleep.


In other words...I have no schedule (set time) for gaming. It's absolutely random.
 
OP you have too many things that make you go outside. Don't go outside...it's overrated...also the graphics have been down graded since the last E3
 
During weekdays:

~1 hour of time in from 5-6am before babby wakes up, 2 if he sleeps in
~1 hour of time from 9-10pm, wife reads before bed so I get some TV time there

Weekends:

~1 hour in the AM again
~2 hours during babby's nap, sometimes 1 hour if I take a nap
 
WAR recon zero said:
I now know how adulthood feels and it sucks. I don't have time to play anymore, and when I have time, i'd rather spend my time on my bed looking at the ceiling, or watching a Netflix movie

Both of me and the missus work, and carry our work home sometimes because time is not enough. We cannot do the home chores in the weekdays cause there is NO TIME

Here's my Schedule

Workdays

4:50 AM Wake up and bathroom time
6:00 AM Walk the dog
6:30 AM Breakfast and Changing for work
7:15 AM Start Commute to work
7:45 AM Work
6:00 PM Work ends, Commute to home
6:45 PM Arrive Home, help with Dinner
7:45 PM Actually eat
8:30 PM Rest
9:30 PM too tired to do anything. Browse the net

Saturday
7 AM Wake up
8 AM breakfast
9 AM Home chores
11 AM Work at Home
12 Noon Lunch Time
2 PM Going out with family, Malls and parks, maybe movies
8 PM Time with missus, if Work-at-home permits

Sunday
8 AM wake up
9 AM Home chores
1 PM Lunch
3 PM Home chores
8 PM Continue work at home
10 PM Too tired to do shit
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You seem to do things really slowly (or inaccurately count the time it takes to do it). It takes you 30 minutes to get to work. You should be able to wake up at 6:45 and still make it. I'm guessing you never did any time in the military. I have to be at work at 8:30 ish. I wake up at 7:47 (24 minute commute). I shit, shower, shave and get dressed in 15 minutes. I have a fenced yard, so I'm lucky in that I can just throw the dogs out there for the day, but still, why waste precious hours on routine? That's the stuff to blow through. I work my 9, go home, and the evening is free form, because I don't view spending time with the wife or kids as a chore that needs to be scheduled or that has to conflict with gaming time. Also, getting up so early likely leads to your too tired to do shit late at night. Try turning your morning routine into a crunch and see if you can grab at least an hour of your life back. Also, get rid of the dog if you want another 3.5 hours a week.
 
On a side note, I've often found myself wondering where all my gaming time time goes nowadays, but then quickly realise most of it is spent on stupid distractions like Twitter and Facebook, or mindless browsing, etc.

I'm gradually trying to whittle down my distraction to actual entertainment "productivity" ratio, but it's tough.
 
general_garcia said:
On a side note, I've often found myself wondering where all my gaming time time goes nowadays, but then quickly realise most of it is spent on stupid distractions like Twitter and Facebook, or mindless browsing, etc.

I'm gradually trying to whittle down my distraction to actual entertainment "productivity" ratio, but it's tough.
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Yeah, it's funny how that goes. I remember a few years back, my PC shit the bed, and I was moving in a few months, so I didn't think it was worth fucking with replacing it before moving.

I played so many more games (console and handheld) during those months than I had in probably the last year before that, simply because I couldn't spend hours dicking around online.
 
I've found that for games I truly want to play, I find the time.

For example, I have a backlog like may of us do.
When I get home from work it's family time until the kid goes to bed, then time with my wife. After that I have around an hour before I should be in bed to play whatever.

I'd just stare at my backlog and go to bed.

However, The Witcher 3 came out and I've been using my hour and then some, often giving up an hour of sleep each night.

I've had to really prioritize games that I truly want to play, and steam sales and the like are the bane of my existence. But if you really want to play something, you'll find a way.
 
Here is my life:

7:00am: Wake up and take the dog out.
7:15am: Eat Breakfast / watch Netflix
8:20am: Shower and Shave
8:45am: Go to work:

9:00am - 5:00pm: Work, go to the gym or play a sport in my 1 hour lunch break

5:15pm: home and let the dog out.
5:30pm: Cook Dinner then eat it
6:45pm: Walk the dog
7:30pm: Do whatever I want play video games/watch TV/ watch Movie.
12:45am: Sleep

Couple of evenings a week I go to the gym. Sometimes in that morning breakfast/netflix time I play a game.

At the weekend I get up at 7am and game all morning split up with the occasional nap, then afternoons are spent with the dog and the wife.

OP work/life in general balance sounds horrific. My job doesn't pay amazing but I am here on GAF at work and I have lots of spare time to do things that I enjoy, can't grumble at that.

I also don't schedule time with my wife, we enjoy spending time together so if we end up doing something together that's fine, if not then I'll play a game and she will read or something, she is around the house with me the whole time from when we get in from work, we talk and share things, that time i think should be organic and shouldn't be scheduled like a job.
 
During the week I only have 2-3 hours in the evenings from 8 pm before I go to sleep.

Weekends, it depends on my plans, but I usually get up at 6-7 am play for a few hours then grab breakfast and see what the day has ahead. Sometimes there is nothing going on so I just keep playing. Live on my own now after a long time with my ex, so my personal time has increased massively.
 
Wait...you only walk your dog once a day? My gaming and working and eating and whole day everyday is constantly interspersed with walking the dog. I guess I might not be accounting for the fact that you live in a house instead of a condo, but yeah, the dog + condo life combo pretty much ensures that I don't ever let the marathon gaming sessions get too out of hand.

Anyway, yeah, I think I'm like most people, if I find some time for gaming after I get home from work/working out/eating dinner to play some games I will, if not, oh well.
 
Chores are a big issue for me

I have a two story house of 95m2. A small backyard with a dog and three cats.

Chores are washing, mopping, cleaning and laundry.

I may get some help to do regular cleaning ... Ando yes. Work at home sucks.

Just got promoted with a 250% raise. Gotta work my ass off.

Two hour lunch includes preparing it. Same for dinner and breakfast.

Yesterday I got a wiiu. Brand new console. Installed the thing and updated it. Finished by this morning like 2 am, played 30 seconds.
 
I use more GAF than I do my consoles.

I've been doing exams for the past two months and I end next week. I play a quick hour of a 3DS game during the evenings.

After my exams, MH4U, gonna sink some hooursssss into that.
 
DistortionOfReality said:
I find this a common problem too. If I have less than that I'm like 'whats the point in even starting'. Which is ridiculous because if I used up some of those 1-1.5 hour slots with gaming, I'm sure I could have reduced my backlog significantly by now.
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For sure I could have done the same. But depending on the game I feel I've only really started to enjoy myself after 30 minutes or so anyway. Since I'm into things like KSP, Cities Skylines, and RTS, stopping after an hour just feels like a waste of damned time as I've only just got things where I want them!

Trying to make more time now and come October I'm going down to 10 days at work a month while I try and fine new work in a new town, so I'll get more time then!
 
Weekends are usually my best time for gaming, weeknights sometimes if a patch hits like Tuesday.

My work schedule is weird, It's a 8.5 hour job, but it feels like 9+. I have two pets at home to take care of too so they don't feel neglected. So I get up at 6 and make sure pets are fed, make my lunch for work take dog out, eat breakfast then get to work by 8am.

4:30pm is when I leave. I get home, take dog out again, feed both dog and cat and clean up around the place if they leave me a mess like hairballs or something. Prep/reheat dinner and I'm sat down by 5:30-6:00pm. If I'm not game devving, I'm probably surfing the net or gaming a little. At around 9, unless I'm seriously engrossed I wind down for bed.

I'm one of those weirdos that has to have 8hrs sleep. The few relationships I did stumble on though, gaming would be much less as I didn't want to make her feel neglected either. I'm a bit burned out on relationships lately so it did free some time.

TLDR 1-3hrs on weekdays. Weekends, sky is the limit!
 
Weekdays:

5AM Wake up and draw
7AM Go to work
6PM Get home, go to gym
8PM Get home from gym, Draw
12PM Go to bed

Weekends:

5AM Wake up and Draw
8AM Go to gym
10AM Get home from gym and draw
2PM Go on a run
3PM Get back home and draw
9PM Take a break to play video games
9:15PM Feel guilty and get back to drawing
12PM Go to bed

never ends :'(
 
WAR recon zero said:
Workdays

4:50 AM Wake up and bathroom time
6:00 AM Walk the dog
6:30 AM Breakfast and Changing for work
7:15 AM Start Commute to work
7:45 AM Work
6:00 PM Work ends, Commute to home
6:45 PM Arrive Home, help with Dinner
7:45 PM Actually eat
8:30 PM Rest
9:30 PM too tired to do anything. Browse the net
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I think you need to work on doing things faster, or perhaps your time estimates are a little off. For one, if making dinner and eating it really take 1:45 each night, find ways to shorten that. My wife and I cook things in the crockpot frequently. A little prep time in the morning, we come home from work and 5-10 minutes later we are eating. We have an 18 month old daughter, we don't just wolf our food, and eating dinner takes maybe 30 minutes. Without the kid it'd be 10-15.

Also, definitely think you should sleep in and get an extra hour of sleep. Unless your job is breaking one rock with another rock (and since you bring your work home I'm guessing it's not) you shouldn't need an 8:30 rest unless you are sleep deprived.


Saturday
7 AM Wake up
8 AM breakfast
9 AM Home chores
11 AM Work at Home
12 Noon Lunch Time
2 PM Going out with family, Malls and parks, maybe movies
8 PM Time with missus, if Work-at-home permits

Sunday
8 AM wake up
9 AM Home chores
1 PM Lunch
3 PM Home chores
8 PM Continue work at home
10 PM Too tired to do shit
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I get family time and work at home, but why are you spending so much time doing chores? Again, 18 month old daughter who runs around the house spreading her toys everywhere (we are teaching her the clean up game, and she's pretty good at it) and even still my wife and I don't spend collectively what you do on chores. Are you OCD? Do the floors need to be steamed every weekend?

Also, going back to the sleep deprived thing - if you are sleep deprived you probably aren't working to your greatest potential and could accomplish more during actual working hours which will help free up your weekend. A little more sleep each day could actually open up how much time you have to spend.

Lastly, being too tired to game could mean you need to shift what game you are playing. I know some games I need to be in the mood for, or have the energy for, like Bloodborne. But, if I'm dragging I can always through some Forza Horizon 2 on and not miss out on much due to low energy. Find a few low key games you can play whenever and I think you'd end up playing more.

Hope this helps, and hope you can revisit some stuff. I don't mean to sound mean, but your schedule does not leave much time for fun in your life.
 
I start my first "real" full-time job on Monday and this thread is depressing the hell out of me. Well, I guess it's only for the next 40 or so years...
 
6AM-5PM Mon, Thurs, Fri
6AM-9PM Tue, Wed
6AM-1PM SAT
6AM-3.30PM SUN
Only get to game during breaks and commutes for the hrs listed above.

Handhelds are a godsend.
 
Monday - Friday

4:15 AM Wake Up
5:00 AM-6:30AM Gym/Work Out
6:45AM-7:45AM get home from Gym and get ready for work
7:45AM-5:515PM Work/Commute
5:15PM-6:15PM Cook Dinner
6:30PM-9:30PM Chill with my wife/watch TV/game

Saturday and Sunday

7:30AM wake up make breakfast
9:00AM Gym/Work out
11:30AM-2:00PM Chores
2:00-???? Depends on what going on and what season I am in.
 
Servbot24 said:
Weekdays:

5AM Wake up and draw
7AM Go to work
6PM Get home, go to gym
8PM Get home from gym, Draw
12PM Go to bed

Weekends:

5AM Wake up and Draw
8AM Go to gym
10AM Get home from gym and draw
2PM Go on a run
3PM Get back home and draw
9PM Take a break to play video games
9:15PM Feel guilty and get back to drawing
12PM Go to bed

never ends :'(
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You need to take more breaks man. What/why are you drawing?
 
First off I am 26 just graduated and am not married. But I do own my own my own home.

Weekdays M-F
I work
Wake up 7:10
Shower/Brush/Make Breakfast/Eat Breakfast/Feed Dog/Let dog out by 8:00
Drive to work and be there by 8:30
Off work at 5
I get an hour for lunch and usually play some quick sessions on my 3DS/Vita and lately my GBA.

Anywho after 5 im off and I can do whatever I fit in between 5 and bed. I usually try to hit the bed around 10:30ish some days im up later/can't get to sleep then so I play then too.
So I fit time in there between self necessary duties such as Laundry/cleaning(the dog sheds a bit so this is pretty much doing something daily)/buying groceries/paying bills/budgeting etc. so I have time not tons of it but enough.
 
leave the house around 6

get to work at 7
get off at 6
get home at 7
feed dogs, prepare and eat dinner by 8
8-11:30: games or catch up on shows if something has aired

It takes me like 3-4 hours to mow and clean the bathrooms/house/pets on a saturday wtf are you doing with 11 hours of chores
 
My routine is:
7:00 - wake up, take shower and eat breakfast, go to university.
8:35 - my class starts.
11:15 - class ends, I wait my bus to go home.
12:00 - play something / take a nap, lunch and get the bus to work.
14:00 - work starts.
18:00 - work ends, bus to go home.
19:00 - at home, I eat something
19:30 - "free time". Here I usually plays when not doing university chores, but I'm always stressed cause I know I need to study, specially giving the Law University requirements and that I'm, most certainly, in the last year of it.
23:30 - go to bed.

During the weekends I spend the morning playing a little bit, and after lunch I spent the rest of the day with my girlfriend.

I don't really likes my routine overall. I'm constantly stressed cause university chores and I don't find any time to exercise my body with what I'd like (swimming/cycling), and the time I spent on games, thata not usually that much, I feel like I should be studying, but when I make more efforts to study more and play less, I get more tired and more stressed. Its hard.
 
You get a wife, problems solved.

I work and make money, she stays at home cooks/cleans/pays bills online. (I'm old school, don't want a wife that works, want a wife that takes care of the kids (when we have them)) Fortunately for us I make a decent living as a programmer, so I can have her be a house wife.

We have a great arrangement my wife and I, and since chores, etc., is all taken care of by her when I'm home she's content cleaning while I play games.
 
Gabe3208 said:
You get a wife, problems solved.

I work and make money, she stays at home cooks/cleans/pays bills online. (I'm old school, don't want a wife that works, want a wife that takes care of the kids (when we have them)) Fortunately for us I make a decent living as a programmer, so I can have her be a house wife.

We have a great arrangement my wife and I, and since chores, etc., is all taken care of by her when I'm home she's content cleaning while I play games.
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Sorry.

EDIT: My game time is mostly nil since I've been fighting off a long running bout of...just not feeling like playing much. It's very hard for me to get into games these days, even moreso reaching a state of flow with them. And since I've started working night shifts I often spend my time off just lazing about or bringing myself to exercise. I know I could crack my backlog if I could just enjoy the games I play for a little bit instead of brute forcing my way into them.
 
OP: Quit your job, leave your woman, shoot your dog. that will leave plenty of time for important things, like gaming.

Seriously though, I found that abandoning TV/Netflix etc completely gave me a lot of time to play games. TV is, on the whole, absolute trash and I don't miss it much at all. I might watch the odd movie with my wife on a Saturday night but thats about it. This way I figure I get 8-10 hrs a week for games, which I love far more than any non-interactive entertainment.
 
WAR recon zero said:
Chores are a big issue for me

I have a two story house of 95m2. A small backyard with a dog and three cats.

Chores are washing, mopping, cleaning and laundry.

I may get some help to do regular cleaning ... Ando yes. Work at home sucks.

Just got promoted with a 250% raise. Gotta work my ass off.

Two hour lunch includes preparing it. Same for dinner and breakfast.

Yesterday I got a wiiu. Brand new console. Installed the thing and updated it. Finished by this morning like 2 am, played 30 seconds.
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This is the big one here. With this, you basically said you want money over free time. Money is an amazing thing, but if the job you are doing requires you to never be able to do anything with it due to the lack of free time, what is the point? This is where you need to ask yourself what is more important. Money, or free time to yourself/family.

I myself would never take a job that required 50 hours a week+working at home. I don't care what they would be paying me. I love my free time too much to give that up.
 
Gabe3208 said:
You get a wife, problems solved.

I work and make money, she stays at home cooks/cleans/pays bills online. (I'm old school, don't want a wife that works, want a wife that takes care of the kids (when we have them)) Fortunately for us I make a decent living as a programmer, so I can have her be a house wife.

We have a great arrangement my wife and I, and since chores, etc., is all taken care of by her when I'm home she's content cleaning while I play games.
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Do you have a newsletter or blog I can subscribe to? I believe you may be the pinnacle of male achievement and would like to worship you as my god.
 
I haven't figured it out yet.

Played bloodborne for 30 minutes.

Dark souls 2 took me 103 hours, with all of the expansions. When you can only play once or twice a week, the experience is too disjointed and becomes draining.

I might have an easier time with multiplayer or non-narrative games, but haven't tried yet.

I want to get back into it someday, but it's hard...

Sorry for another sad story.
 
Between work, wife and a 16 month old little boy - I have zero time to really sit down and game anymore. Had to take a step back and re-evaluate, which got me into reading comics.

Now I actually feel like I have a hobby that actually accommodates my lifestyle a little more.
 
Gabe3208 said:
You get a wife, problems solved.

I work and make money, she stays at home cooks/cleans/pays bills online. (I'm old school, don't want a wife that works, want a wife that takes care of the kids (when we have them)) Fortunately for us I make a decent living as a programmer, so I can have her be a house wife.

We have a great arrangement my wife and I, and since chores, etc., is all taken care of by her when I'm home she's content cleaning while I play games.
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This is pretty much my setup. But, not because I didn't want her to work. My wife wasn't making great money. So, instead of dealing with expensive daycare, she quit her job when my kid was born. Because of that, she takes care of most of the house chores, takes care of the kid, etc. I get home about 5:30. Other than doing a couple of feedings for my kid, I pretty much game/chill as I want till I go to bed.
 
3:30 - 4:00 AM - Wake up

4:00 - 5:30 AM - Play games/watch youtube and walk the dog

6:30 - 7:30 AM - Commuting to work. Play Vita or listen to music on phone.

8:00 AM - 4PM - Bought a PS4 for work that I hooked up to one of my two monitors. I play
TLOU Multi or Witcher 3 or Helldivers when I have downtime (which is a lot!).

4:00 - 5:30 PM - Sleep or play Vita on way home.

5:30 PM. - Walk the dog.

5:45 - 10:30 PM - TLOU Multi or some other games or watch movies with my fiance.
 
Sucks so many people have to get up at ridiculous hours just to get to work.

I'm fairly lucky by the sounds of things. I work freelance so I can do as I please to an extent.

Get up around 7:30/8, get myself and 4 year old daughter ready while my wife looks after the baby.

Leave house at 9am, walk through park for nursery at 9:30

Get bus then underground to work for 10am

Finish at 5:30, home for 6:15.

Dinner finished by 7, bath kids in bed by 8pm.

Movie or TV etc with wife. She goes to bed around 10 ish,

Normally leaves me with 2 hours "free" time.

Rinse and repeat.
 
Armchair here, but it seems crazy that you have almost two hours of prep before work (not counting walking the dog). I wake up to start commute in 30.

Then the fact that you have 11 hours per weekend budgeted for housework! That seems like an unnecessary level of cleanliness, but maybe you have a big house? Also, have you considered hiring a maid since both you and your wife work? Think about how much time you would save. I plan on doing this once my wife starts working again.

I also recommend cooking bigger meals, my wife and I generally only cook every other day and then eat leftovers. On weekdays we also cook stuff that's super easy, for example toss some vegetables in olive oil salt and pepper, put some sausages in the middle and throw in the oven + turn on the rice cooker. Probably only spend ~30 minutes actively cooking and then 30 playing games or whatever. On the weekend I cook more elaborate, nice meals.

So that's up to 2 hours of time to be gained on a weekday and who knows how much on the weekend.

For reference, my routine:

8:00 - wake up, shower, eat, dress
8:30 - leave for work (cycling)
9:00 - arrive at work
6:00 - leave work (sometimes I leave at 7 which pushes everything back)
6:20 - arrive home, start cooking
7:20 - eat
8:00 - 12:00 - time with wife, gaming, chores, etc

The big thing that tends to mess things up is when I have to go grocery shopping on the way home.

*edit2* I'm also only 25 so I have a good deal of energy.
 
OP's weekday schedule looks pretty similar to mine:

5am-6am: waking up, breakfast\coffee, game time
6am-7am: getting ready for work
7am-8am: Commute to work (usually get in at 7:40)
8am-4/5pm: Work
4\5pm to 6pm: Commute home
6pm-8pm dinner, chores and activities with the kid
8pm-10pm: free time , though Im usually too tired to focus on video games so I just putz around and surf the internet or read in bed.

Although right now Im finding the Witcher 3 really engaging so all my free time is spent playing that.

So pretty much very little time for gaming.
 
I only spend about 4-5 total hours playing per week these days. All of those pretty much occur in two 2.5 hour sessions - 1 on Saturday, 1 on Sunday.

As much as I love games (and I truly do love them), I've come to accept that I simply cannot play them as much as I would like.

Whenever I indulge more than that, it impedes on my physical fitness time commitments or socializing... and that leads to me feeling much less happy overall.
 
Self-employment helps a bunch. I get to charge ridiculous rates for my work too, so don't have to work full 8 hour days. And I still don't find time to play games like I did back at uni and before. I now know the kind of games I enjoy (open world, still play Skyrim more than any other game which is a little depressing given how many years it's been out now), so tend to only buy and play three or four games per year these days. Witcher 3 has been a breath of fresh air!

That's how I "balance" things. A job that provides free time (which is insanely valuable to me, and not just for gaming), and learning to only bother with the games I'm sure I'll enjoy.

I think that's why a lot of us love sites like this, because it fuels our excitement for games without actually having to dedicate the time to playing them =P
 
I try to play a bit during my lunch breaks(1pm-3pm) and then when I get home(6pm) I go do some exercise, take a shower, eat dinner, and then I play around 1-2 hours from around 8-10pm.


So I usually play around 1-3 hours of games per day, it's pretty nice. I'm never going to have children because fuck not having videogame time.
 
I work 8-5 play games after I get home till about 10 or 11 (obviously in between eating, bathing, and basic upkeep) go to bed repeat.
 
Pro tip:

Don't have kids.

Get yourself a woman/man who doesn't mind you playing a few games rather than wasting your life watching dire TV.
 
WAR recon zero said:
Chores are a big issue for me

I have a two story house of 95m2. A small backyard with a dog and three cats.

Chores are washing, mopping, cleaning and laundry.
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I have the same exact set up - actually a bit bigger - except we have two cats instead of three. Still doesn't take me 11 hours a weekend to do this stuff, nor do I need to mop and wash it every weekend. How is your house getting so dirty that you have to wash, mop, and clean it every single weekend?

I know people with way bigger houses, multiple pets and children that don't take 11 hours a weekend to do this.

I'm not trying to call you out. I'm genuinely trying to help. Are you or your partner OCD or something? That'd explain some of this.
 
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