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Do adults still have time to play video games? (I mean: Do you still have time?) (sh.itjust.works)

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I honestly don't see how the average working class adult find that time. I feel like gaming is a luxury for rich/middle-class teens.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 13 hours ago

Oh yes definitely. We get way to much screen time. And I also feel the same when I sometimes don't really want to think too much in the evening. I've come to not play certain games I deem a bit too much. Elden Ring comes to mind. I like souls like, and I did play Lies of P recently which I enjoyed. But Elden Ring looks way to long and might be a hard game.