What do you do when you get burnt out of gaming?

@thehig1: Burnt out on crack or alcohol?

1. Continue doing them because I am addicted.

Or

2. Go to treatment/Rehab.

Or

3. Replace Crack and Alcohol with a new drug like ecstasy, meth or opiates.

Bro, what is your point? The options seem extreme.

I failed to see why everyone's so concern on TC post numbers? I'm no different from ReCloud because I too post many times here, even when I was new here late 2014, I was as much active as ReCloud was. Since when did we start counting here all of a sudden?

I usually slow down during the summer and pick up during winter. Seems to have been the same for years.

@babyjoker1221: I don't understand what whatever you said has to do with me, but ok.

PS4 movie games can do that to you.

It's just a hobby. I think as soon as you feel "obligated" to stick with it, you're screwed. You should feel free to play whatever, whenever, and if you aren't enthused just do something that does enthuse you. You'll probably come back to it eventually. Probably sooner than later. But you shouldn't feel pressured. Life's too short. Learn how to repair small engines, play a new instrument, or take up fly fishing.

@xantufrog: true words, my friend. As of lately, I've feeling obligated to it, I haven't been doing it for fun.

@davillain-: I don't know either, that's why I always ignore those kinds of posts. Maybe it's jealousy?

Burnt out on gaming? Impossible for me. I have such a huge backlog that I'm really wanting to get to.

Disc Golf every day and hiking on the weekends.

hiking? it was 116 heat index where I was on saturday. holy mc blaz

I'll go play Basketball with friends or go to gym!

Jogging/weight lifting.....usually my regular exercise routine allows me to always enjoy staying indoors afterwards to game.

Only time I get burnt out on games is when I have been sitting at home for too long. Eating a healthy diet and regular exercise is a must for me.....by taking care of myself this ensures an overall healthier state of mind, which in turn allows me to enjoy more of my life, including my favorite hobbies.

I game all week after work about 2 to 3 hours a day. Weekends I try to put a dent in my 6 boxes of comics I haven't read yet till my wife wakes up. Then we head out for beers and whatever. We'll hit antique shops, book stores, farmers markets and maybe a bar or two along the way. Basically just food, beer and tripping around. Football season starts in a month so Sundays will be spent BBQing or at the pub with my fantasy football crew.

Laugh at your posts that what I do when I get bored with games

@jippo: good to know I'm that relevant for you.

I don't play a game until I like one I want to play.

Read a book, play a sport, go hiking/camping, etc.

Work? That or just hang out with my friends. Paying down my place as much as possible, so spending money elsewhere is tricky.

Anymore I seem to have a habit of gaming in short bursts, and then putting it on the back-burner.

Maybe come Winter time I'll just want to stay in and play more, but I've been wanting to focus on other things a lot more.

Try and make one.

go out with girlfriend. if u got burn with her go back to gaming. and vice versa.

Turn to movies, but it's rare that I get burnt out on gaming.

@recloud: You should create an alt and troll on SW, oh wait...

Lay in my bed and sob.

Try some Indies maybe.