I like flight sims.
I used to sit at my computer and fly all manner of planes in a virtual space.
But not for a long time despite still having the computer and software I last used.
I've been watching videos of people playing Digital Combat Simulator (DCS) and got excited for a while to play this new, gorgeous, sim.
I started accumulating information on what my new computer would need to be and...
I'm never going to save up the money.
It's not a matter of getting the money together. It's that I don't want this new, expensive, computer to play a game more than I want dozens of other pass-times.
Let's face it, except for this game, it's not going to do any other computer thing I wanna do better than a far cheaper machine.
So, with a heavy heart, I unsubscribed from the channels where I'd been watching other people play the game and stopped going to forums dedicated to it.
I've got mixed emotions. There's a measure of sadness to let this hobby go, but also no small amount of relief too.
Experienced somewhat the same thing with 'World of Tanks' and 'World of Warships.' I enjoyed both games. I did not enjoy the constant level of harassment due to my 'old' laptop and 'underperforming' system.
ReplyDeleteIt seems you need a dedicated $6k gaming tower with matching gaming keyboard and gaming mouse and gaming sound system and gaming communications system in order to play a 'free' game, else you will incur the wrath of basement dwellers everywhere.
Cluebat moment. I play to escape reality. If I can't just diddle around alone, I'll go elsewhere. Maybe go ahead and pay $10 for that Diablo II download and play solo.