Fun Club What do you do more, play video games or browse forums/surf the net?

[lemonfresh]

Personally I haven't been playing too many games this year. Metroid Dread has been the big one that I have played and resident evil earlier this year. I see myself just browsing the internet more especially after work, reading forums and watching YouTube videos. What about you guys?

 

[DecoReturns]

It’s easier to browser forums then to play games.

So that. Plus I tend to only play games on my days off.

 

[dkeane]

Have very limited time to play games so checking forums during breaks from work or family time adds up.

 

[9-Volt]

Most of the time, I do both at the same time. A GameFAQs tab has to be on one of the tabs so I can know about the best fusion recipes for my demons.

 

[Deleted member 1108]

I browse more because I can do it casually while doing something else whereas gaming requires more time commitment.

 

[Weebos]

One of these things I can do casually while working, the other one I can't.

 

[GamerJM]

About the same, but it used to be forums from like the late 2000s though 2017 or so. From 2018-2020 gaming was higher, this year it might have fluctuated back to forums.

 

[TheMoon]

This is a trick question.

 

[NabiscoFelt]

As a true gamer, I naturally spend more time on forums

Honestly it's just a lot simpler to browse a forum than hop on and play a video game, even with portable systems like the Switch

 

[Deleted member 1587]

I've cut down my forum time significantly... outside of working hours. I've been on forums since age 12 and IMO it's not a good use of one's time.

 

[b00t]

Where's the yes option lol. I often am doing stuff in FFXIV when I'm browsing or waiting in various queues.

 

[Roger Rabbit]

If you include time spent at work, it's definitely forums.

If you only include time spent at work, it's more even - a lot of my downtime is also spent reading / watching TV.

 

[Roppongiwarrior]

I used to be on forums most of the time, but nowadays any spare time I have after work goes to gaming. Which is weird, I thought I would play less and be online more as I grew older but it's definitely been the opposite for me. Seem to be the odd one out going by the other posts

 

[bemusedchunk]

I can't play at work (well) but I can definitely open up a new tab and post some bs on an internet forum or Twitter.

 

[meatbag]

I spend way more time watching shows/reading/drawing/writing than playing video games. Gaming has always been a low-priority hobby unless there's a title I really want to get through.