* Don't play games just for the sake of finishing them. Play what you want when you want. If you have a bag of candy you don't eat all of the same kind because you'll get sick. Instead, pick one of each kind and don't overdo it.

If you want to do something good for someone you got to have the will to do it.

*I like japanese games more than western ones because they don't have puzzles. I see puzzles as a waste of time.

*If you have problems using your controller in a non-steam game or an emulator you have to exit steam, and then it work properly.

I like completionists and those who play new games.

*If I don't want to play a game anymore chances are I forced myself to play it too much and that made me very tired. So, just be chill and don't involve yourself too much.

* Steam sales are called sales because the price is really low. -30 Off price reduction is not really a good deal. Buy the games cheaper than that (around -60%) because you save yourself some money and you might have more fun than what you'd get from a normal full priced game.

*If you have a few doubts about buying a game it's likely that you should save your money and buy something you'd want to buy instantly. That way you won't regret buying the game, and you won't become a game collector.

DanucD has huge self esteem, plus she is my inspiration when I play PUBG.

Sometimes it's best to stop and smell the flowers.

Don't let your life pass you by.

“Time never waits, it delivers all to the same end. You who wishes to safeguard the future, however limited it may be, you will be given one year. Go fourth and do not falter, with you heart as your guide.”

*I'm a patient gamer, and also a casual gamer. If I want to finish a game, sometimes I choose easy difficulty.

“How long are you going to wait before you demand the best for yourself?" - Epictetus

*When downloading Elite Dangerous it doesn't matter that I don't have enough free space. I have to let the game install despite having no free space and it will work.

It's not the best game that matters, but the one you play all the time.

It's not a bad idea to take a break from the game you were playing if it's for 2 or more days. Binging is not okay, and it reduces the pleasure you get from gaming.

In case I'm faced with a puzzle I need to be creative.

I should focus on having fun rather than finishing a game. Completing games is not my job. Getting a trophy here and there should be worth it.

Remember how much fun I had as a child with Tekken 5 on my PS2! That was the only game I owned, and I had fun.

*Visual novels are fun but I don't see myself reading for as long as it takes to complete one..

*Gabe Newell: realism isn’t fun, I play games to have fun.

*I should play games to have fun, not to feel forced to finish them.

*Get good, don't get filtered and each trophy/achievement counts.

*Friendly reminder: you can use your PC to play a mmorpg and the PS Vita/PS4 for long/cinematic games.

*I should focus on completing games rather than buying new ones all the time.

*Suzi the Sphere Hunter is my role model when it comes to enjoying games. I should think of her when it comes to appreciating games., same goes for Albion Hero.

*I prefer games on easy difficulty because it makes me feel powerful and it's not a waste of time.

Advice about drawing: Change your expectation(about the way your sketch goes), find enjoyment in the process rather than the final result, accept that you're still learning. you're never gonna finish learning. so it's just gonna be hard.

Stay cool in Riot Games.

When it comes to buying games: Buy what you want, not what you need.

*I will buy all Humble Bundles that interest me, and this way I'll stop wasting money on games I don't care about.

*Sometimes I'm not in the mood for gaming. I shouldn't panic, wait 1 day and you'll be in mood to play again.

*I prefer easy games,without many button inputs during a fight. That's why I don't enjoy games like Dark Souls.

*I like getting achievements for long gameplay hours.

*If something bad happens, and we lose connection to the internet I'd rather download my games through GoG so I can make backups of the games I own.

*I ran out of games that interest me, so maybe, just maybe I'll spend more time on GoG. I should be careful not to buy games with low field of view because they cause motion sickness.

*I should play 1 game at a time. Playing more than 1 game will not keep me motivated to finish my backlog.

*I realised I don't like new games anymore, I prefer something old or indie.

*I should appreciate what I have on Steam, because others don't have the same luck.

“Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty… I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I have envied a great many people who led difficult lives and led them well.” - Theodore Roosevelt

*Lately I like sandbox/singleplayer games.

*I should play videogames with an open mind. That way I won't be superficial, and give up too soon.

*I don't need PS Plus because I own many games on steam, and they're worth more than the subscription.

*I only play games that are easy on the mind, casual and relaxing sometimes.

*Draw to have fun, not to be the best..

*Reaching 100% in videogames is a goal that makes games more fun.

*I plan on completing my backlog no matter how many hours it takes. Other than buying a game here and there (from humble bundle), I want to play my backlog instead of having too many games on my back.

It is not the man who has little, but he who desires more, that is poor." - Seneca

*I should roleplay seriously to make time pass.

*I will buy only the best bang for my buck.

*I want to play the steam games that I didn't get to play.

*It takes me 2 hours to see if a game is worth my time. If it's not, I just uninstall.

*Don't spend money if you don't trust the developer 100%. Also, don't buy the game unless you are sure he deserves it.

*I should appreciate what I have. And, get inspired by Sviat to play more , and never give up. Check his awesome profile!

Complete every game 100 percent and you will find pleasure in the smallest details, not matter what platform you play on, or if the game is online or offline.

*I will play more on GOG titles that aren't focused on the story. I prefer action over story.

*Think of Marzplays when you want to play a souls-like and how much fun she had. That should motivate you enough.

*I should be inspired by Marzplays when I want to play something and finish it. She's my muse. It's more comfortable to play games on PC, than on console.

*See the good in games when you start playing,even in those that are difficult (like Dark Souls). It helps you enjoy them. Suzi the Sphere Hunter is my type of reviewer because she notices good stuff I never would've thought of.

“He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has.”
― Epictetus

*I should remember the good times when all I had was Tekken 5 on my PS2. That way, I'll feel motivated to play and appreciate what I own.