>grew up poor
>rarely bought games, they had to be really good
>now have more money
>extremely critical of games, rarely buy single player games
How do I fix this? I haven't bought anything with steam sale.
i got rich by not buying singleplayer games
Think about your sensibilities
Ditto. But recently I got Rune Factory 4, a game I NEVER thought I'd enjoy, heck, I thought I'd hate it... and it totally rekindled my love for games, I fell in love with it.
I'd say buy something you never thought you'd play. Step out of your comfort zone.
>>322018623
>buy shit you don't want! LOL!!
this is why I don't ask consolescums for advice
>>322018968
>LOL!!
>>322019482
LOL
The cheap prices of Steam and PC gaming in general are really nice and convenient, but there's a downside. If you can but 20 games for $10, you will value each one less, have less fun with it, and be more critical of it.
But if you saved up to buy one $60 game, then you will like it and play it to death and have more fun, even if it's not that great.
>>322019482
HAHA
>>322018968
HEHE
>>322015465
Don't force yourself to play games? You can use that money and time to learn guitar, buy a gym membership or learn a language with free apps.
Just learn to let go, you don't need to own every game that moderately interests you and you can't force yourself to have fun playing games.
I was the same to be honest
>Grew up poor
>Got a chipped ps1 for a birthday
>Used allowance for 2 weeks to buy a memory card
>Went to collage after school
>Spent every penny on games
>Have a shit load of games..
Cut to now
>Full time job
>60+ hour p/w
>Lodsofemone.dosh
>Buy game when I can
>Never play them
Currently sitting on an 800 game backlog I bought when I was poor
How does that work?
