JFarrell71
SasqWatch
Speaking of backlogs, I don't really understand how a lot of people seem to handle them. I wonder what the perceived upside is in going through them chronologically. In other words, if I have 10 games on my backlog and a new game comes out that I'm very excited about, why would I feel the need to play through those 10 games first before I play the one just released? Especially if I'm less drawn to some or all of the games on that 10 game list?
It's obviously fine to have a backlog. None of us have all the time in the world. But that's just it… if you keep putting things off out of some perverse sense of completeness, surely you can see that completeness can and never will be achieved (assuming you're not immortal and/or games don't stop being produced at some point), so all you end up doing is playing inferior games in favor of better ones?
It's obviously fine to have a backlog. None of us have all the time in the world. But that's just it… if you keep putting things off out of some perverse sense of completeness, surely you can see that completeness can and never will be achieved (assuming you're not immortal and/or games don't stop being produced at some point), so all you end up doing is playing inferior games in favor of better ones?