Tips On Dealing With Burnout?

TheBull

Last year around this time OP I took 25 days off. 25 days w/o logging in. It was the best thing I could have done. I came back and felt great.

Sausage

Go to holiday for couple week.

Winterpsy

When a game becomes a chore it's no good, as it's loses it's main functionality. Doing repetitive daily writs, craftings, horse feeding can easily become a demanding quiet inner voice, thats helps to lead to burning out. (I lost interests with games, once they become a part-time job, like managing guilds, or forums )

Best advice is already said. Do something different.
If you wish to stick with the game, you can find different activities inside.What helps me:
- Go fishing
- Read lorebooks
- Roleplay the character (tidy up the abilities only leaving stuff that my character would actually do, make a background story, etc)
- Search for Ma'iq
- Search for chests
- Search for Ma'iq. Believe it, he can tell you what's wrong with life. Especially that people get repetitive.
- In general take it slow, and enjoy the moments. There are a lot of secrets in game to be found, there is a lot of immersion we run past chased by this demanding little voice, that you have to be better or you suck, so go grind out another level via red rook pigs.



But, yes.Go play Withcer for a bit. It's relaxing.