But mostly, it’s probably to prevent me from hyper focusing on the same game the whole day. I tend to do that and it makes me burn out on a game before I even finish it.
And also, I always have scheduled my free time, even as a kid. It helps with decision paralysis and anxiety.
Do you mind talking about why you did the two hour switching thing? Did it keep things interesting?
Without trying it, I would guess it would be confusing/annoying jumping between stories like that.
Prolly the autism.
But mostly, it’s probably to prevent me from hyper focusing on the same game the whole day. I tend to do that and it makes me burn out on a game before I even finish it.
And also, I always have scheduled my free time, even as a kid. It helps with decision paralysis and anxiety.
Oh, and - Happy Birthday!
I see where you’re coming from on the “getting burned out focusing on one game” thing.
Personally, that time I spend hyper focusing on the one game tends to be the only time I’m actually having fun with a game. Well, sometimes.
I’m glad this works for you. Sounds neat. I might try it.