Indeed, most of the time I have these in the background and just listen to the banter. The video games are almost secondary in a lot of ways. But keeping it entertaining for that long, that often, is a tough task.
I dunno, the guys seem receptive to feedback but I suppose I'm the only one nowadays.
I was feeling pretty burned out toward the end of last gen. I had a similar experience of looking at my shelf of games and not wanting to play anything. Then the new gen launched and was underwhelming so the slump deepened. After a two-month break, a cross-country move and a new job, I'm in a much better place overall. Because my time is limited, I also don't play as many games. I remember before I'd get 2-3 new games per month and play a little of each one then move on to the next. Now I try not to buy new games until I finish what I'm currently playing and sometimes I don't buy a new game for months. There's been exceptions but it's worked pretty well for me so far. And I f I ever get the feeling of getting tired again, I just jump on Dota 2 and play a match or two.
So I just upgraded my PS4 drive using a Seagate Backup Plus 2TB drive ($79 on Amazon). It's a slightly bit harder since you have to remove the HDD from the enclosure first and it's held with tape, clips and glue, but if you're careful and don't tear it apart you can stick your old PS4 drive back in there and now you have a spare 500GB external drive (I'm using mine with my XBO to extend it's storage to 1TB)
After finishing the game, I gotta say the last 3rd of the game is just incredibly strong overall, and most of the endings are awesome, but this scene is still the best by far.
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