Managing multiple games

[C the Lyte]

Re: Managing multiple games

My wife just had our second last week. My gaming world came to a halt very quickly but it's really a getaway for us guys because my wife is opposed to leaving and having guy time at a bar like I used to do. Now my guy time is playing video games once the kids are down.

Take advantage of "your" time because it'll keep you sane.

This bears repeating.

[Matt10]

Re: Managing multiple games

My wife just had our second last week. My gaming world came to a halt very quickly but it's really a getaway for us guys because my wife is opposed to leaving and having guy time at a bar like I used to do. Now my guy time is playing video games once the kids are down.

Take advantage of "your" time because it'll keep you sane.

Thanks for the advice, man. Congrats on your second! Hope your wife is well.

I've never been a bar go-er; I'm that guy that makes up something to his boys if I know it's going to get me in trouble with her. I call myself a hermit, honestly.

I know it'll still be a challenge - I expect it to be, but man I"m excited

[8]

Re: Managing multiple games

Pretty much along the same lines as everybody else. I usually stick with one game for several weeks and sim when I feel like it.

I'll get a game in at night on the weekdays if possible after the little one goes to sleep. Then Friday and Saturday nights I try to squeeze in as much game time as possible. It works out because the wife usually has a bunch of "lady shows" dvr'd that she can watch while I'm playing. I actually have my gaming setup in the family room along with the main TV, so when I'm playing and she's watching TV we can still talk and stuff. It works for us.