Im currently in school and often find myself putting off work to play games. I remember when skyrim came out I couldn't stop thinking about it and often rushed through or didn't complete my work. So what games have you ignored your work for?
What games make you procrastinate?
@TheSilentTruth said:
Skyrim often causes me to procrastinate as of late.
This was the case for me last Nov/Dec.
Um, no game causes one to procrastinate. You may procrastinate by playing a game, but it is never the game's fault. As somebody with severe ADD, this has been something I've had to learn the hard way over the past several years. But if you were to ask which games I played when procrastinating, the answer would be "most of them."
Any game that is good
@Jrinswand said:
Um, no game causes one to procrastinate. You may procrastinate by playing a game, but it is never the game's fault.
Burn in hell, its definitely the games fault for being good!
@Jrinswand said:
Um, no game causes one to procrastinate. You may procrastinate by playing a game, but it is never the game's fault.
Thats exactly what they want you to think.
Often MMO's, I spend many a school hour thinking about WoW and Lotro.
Even better was Zelda Ocarina of Time though, I was mental with that game back in the lower grades, near obsessed.
I was just humming the Hyrule field theme all day in school.
@Video_Game_King said:
Pretty much all of them.
TV, gaming, and the internet are the reasons I don't have what it takes to do a PhD program. I will never get anything done.
I had to cold turkey LoL in order to work on my own game. I've played maybe 6 matches since last November.
Counterstrike still hounds me, but I'm bad enough at it that I can usually quit if I need to.
CounterStrike:Source or Skyrim. I usually just do it because I dread what the work entails (Term paper, making a study guide etc.)
@Hizang said:
I feel pretty pathetic saying this, but what does Procrastinate mean?
pro·cras·ti·nate/prəˈkrastəˌnāt/
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No idea why it's so big.
i've found the assassins creed games to be intense time dumps
most games i'll play a bit every so often, i've spent 80 hours in Skyrim but thats divided into 1 - 3 or max 5 hours sessions over months
but theres something about the assassins creed series that makes me disregard everything else until its complete
internet creeping tends to eat up more procrastination time, or listening to music
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