I think as artists we should be able to take sick days from work when we're suffering from Wanting To Draw Our Blorbos syndrome but that's just me
Genshin is a bridge too far for me. Star Rail is doable bc of how much can be automated. I'm also playing Impact 3rd bc I wanted to see both the (small) lore connections to Star Rail and the thematic roots and ideas they were exploring, and it's a lot easier to pop in than ZZZ or Genshin, imo
fell asleep for one (1) hour earlier and have been wide awake since. I just wanted to take a nap because of my tummy ache...
Simply have no social life and relinquish all other hobbies
I am still £295 short for rent and I need to pay it by midnight tonight.
In other musings tonight I think I might uninstall ZZZ tomorrow. I am playing two other Hoyoverse games right now and it's all more of a chore than it is fun at this point! I can't let my "saving money" brain keep getting sucked into grinding.
Blend of interesting themes and mechanical decisions. I'm worried about my ability to play a game without maps and quest markers because I have a hard time keeping directions in my head, but I'm curious to see if they really can "ease [me] into" it.
Hell is Us looked interesting in the latest Sony State of Play, and this article from @stormscribe.bsky.socialwww.eurogamer.net/atmospheric-...
Eurogamer's preview for the Hell is Us, taking a look at its unique navigation mechanics, combat system and this upcoming horror game's chilling atompshere.
This is genuinely good advice for other fields as well. As I've been recovering from burnout, just putting the worst, wonkiest version of a drawing onto the page, fast, and then sleeping on it, has allowed me to make a lot of progress recently