No, not in the socially destructive manner.
But in my choice of RPGs. With the advent of Kickstarter, the indie explosion and a number of older game products being updated/upgraded, your normally produced RPG products, and with both my GOG and Steam inventory over 150 each, It is no longer feasible to buy any ol' RPG that comes on the market. We have to be in the Golden age of RPGs. He have ta.
I came to this epiphany when Hidden X advised of the recently released RPG card game Northmark
http://store.steampowered.com/app/307010
The game looks great but I'm currently playing Loren Amazon Princes, awaiting my collectors edition of Wasteland 2, and dying to get back into Strife. With an unplayed Might and Magic 10 staring me in the desktop face, amongst others.
So Northmark is out. And as my wife is fixing dinner I have to decide whether to practice on my guitar or play another round of Loren Amazon Princes. I think I'm getting better at making more mature decisions now . . . .
But in my choice of RPGs. With the advent of Kickstarter, the indie explosion and a number of older game products being updated/upgraded, your normally produced RPG products, and with both my GOG and Steam inventory over 150 each, It is no longer feasible to buy any ol' RPG that comes on the market. We have to be in the Golden age of RPGs. He have ta.
I came to this epiphany when Hidden X advised of the recently released RPG card game Northmark
http://store.steampowered.com/app/307010
The game looks great but I'm currently playing Loren Amazon Princes, awaiting my collectors edition of Wasteland 2, and dying to get back into Strife. With an unplayed Might and Magic 10 staring me in the desktop face, amongst others.
So Northmark is out. And as my wife is fixing dinner I have to decide whether to practice on my guitar or play another round of Loren Amazon Princes. I think I'm getting better at making more mature decisions now . . . .