AndersWarming

Yeah, I don't have much to add other then what @kyary already mentioned. You're in a fine position. You don't really wanna stay. So start looking. You got the best platform for doing so right now, without stress and worry. Best of luck to ya :)

Edit. I can add that I'm in much of the same situation. And just the act of looking actively made it very clear for me what I needed to do. That said, some days you'll find postings that doesn't wanna make you leave - so be ready for that. Just keep looking, they are out there. The nice ones.

Nice try EA, gotta do your own thinking!

Hmmmm...

Just adding my face to @turtlefish feedback above :)

All the best, Jason. <3

Uh, nice gaming zone you got there.

@hizang: Did you find a game that worked out?

I have some bad news ;)

@zombiepie: To me, nothing "that guy" about it. It's important to get that in there.

Hmmm. Not specific games - well, maybe one or two - but I find it falls into to types of games.

A. Games with quick "easy to understand/or I already know" mechanics that just gives your mind a break, and can be repeated endlessly. Tony Hawk is one example, but MGS5 is another - looping easy missions just for the sake of repetition and the comfort of already knowing everything and just trying out small variations. Tenchu is great for that too - and that snow mission is really soothing, music is great.

B. Games with great stories that takes you out of your own life and thinking for while - something that completly absorbs you, by atmosphere or by giving you a mission to rest your mind on, even when you're not playing - but without being insanly difficult. Those are harder to find, 'cause they usually need to suit your mood at the time. Everything from FF6 to Outer Wilds.