What have you denied to play more ESO?

Conquers · October 2015

a life? an education? a girl? post below!

AzraelKrieg · October 2015

Mainly sleep.

tennant94 · October 2015

sunshine! lol

Tors · October 2015

pretty much everything

Levo18 · October 2015

Other games. I mainly play eso even i would like to play other games. But its so addicting....

Conquers · October 2015

Came from elite daily article

gard · October 2015

Conquers wrote: »

Came from elite daily article

Yeah... First on the list of things that will never happen in a bajillion years.
(The guy's response I mean.)

nine9six · October 2015

lol I was going to say "sexy time" as my better-half calls it, but that post was better ^^^

Robo_Hobo · October 2015

Surprisingly nothing. It used to be a few years ago I'd go out of my way to fake sick to avoid school on days with a special update for a game I play, or schedule time off work in the later parts of that time period. Or find some way to bypass it.

But now it's not so much. I don't even play the games that much anymore but it's not that I like them any less, or that I go outside anymore often (I'm pretty much glued to my chair whenever I'm not at work or sleeping) I think I just spend more of that would-be gaming time for creative/analytical prospects revolving around those games (art/writing/research/discussion/etc), instead of playing the games themselves. :P

RatedChaotic · October 2015

Whats he doing with the other hand? Whats the stuff on the controller near the dpad?

Lol

nine9six · October 2015

The "home sick" excuse is saved for when it's a work day and I want to take the boat out.

IV1IVJA · October 2015

Sleep and lectures really. Food sometimes because I always have to do that one last thing before I get off. For example, after questing and my inventory being full, I go back to a town and sell and decompose. I then deposit the resultant base materials in the bank. Then I craft stuff for the writs. Turn in the writ... Oh look at that, I got a map for materials.. It's not THAT far away... 5 mins later, oh look, a quest

olsborg · October 2015

a rockin body

Asmael · October 2015

Mostly sleep.

"These b****es will surely attempt a nightcap, you'd better stay awake!"

**4 AM**

"OK they're preparing a morning cap in fact, you can go to sleep but be back in 2 hours!"

Marrtha · October 2015

Well.. Nothing, I rather give up the gametime to do something I wanna do. Spend time with someone, bake etc.

Heathenpride · October 2015

I gave up Gran Turismo. I run two teams in a global endurance racing series, a seperate racing club and was very active on the forums.

I stopped driving and managed for the races, that will change in 2016 for the next season though.

Not a small sacrifice though, I am very fortunate that my teams has some VERY capable people in them and my club has an outstanding fill in ( I hope you read this JSB

) so everything is in good hands.

Now that my one and only toon (excluding my one mule) is V12 I can slow down on the excessive ESO and focus on both and be satisfied that I am at a very high level in both areas.

I cannot say, thankfully, that I am neglecting a woman for the game because she plays just as much ESO as me

Stikato · October 2015

gard wrote: »

Conquers wrote: »

Came from elite daily article

Yeah... First on the list of things that will never happen in a bajillion years.
(The guy's response I mean.)

Not how it's done... you have to "put your girl to bed" and then you can play ESO uninterrupted.

tennant94 · October 2015

Conquers wrote: »

Came from elite daily article

i'd give up eso for her

siddique · October 2015

The absolutely useless, horrible and worthless game I used to play for nearly three years (Edgeworld by Kabam.com) I haven't logged on that game since I started this.

Sleep, of course.

NewBlacksmurf · October 2015

I'd have to say working out

Sausage · October 2015

I shortened my last holiday because of Enlightment was too short, so thats dedication. I usually like to go for minimum 2 week but last Holiday was only 10 days. I figured I make more short Holidays instead of couple longer Holidays, damn Zen!

Alucardo · October 2015

Sleep, Work, 2 girlfriends. Not much really.

RAGUNAnoOne · October 2015

Some sleep, lots of studying, the usual.

Moonshadow66 · October 2015

Too much, my friend, too much. Not even in a funny way.
I denied many things to play ESO, while many other things caused me to hang out in a game for so long.
Actually, this whole thing is a pretty complex one. Can't talk about it. Not sure if I could ever "cure" it either.

Spiderg1rl · October 2015

According to my husband him. I get a little less sleep because of ESO but who needs sleep anyway :-P

Egonieser · October 2015

None. I am a father of 2 children and married. I play when I have spare time which is usually when all the jobs are done, children are sleeping and wife is watching TV, Playing her own games or has a nap.

Sometimes i might sacrifice a few (A FEW) hours sleep for extra gaming time after midnight, but not very often, as a person with health problems, lack of sleep is not worth it.

Even so I have 3 VR16's, 2 with quite high pvp rank and 3rd in the works. Near 500 CP.

What matters is not how much or often you play, it's what you do when you play. Having restrictive gaming time makes me spend the time i have most productively and optimize it to fit in as much as i can and in a optimal, balanced manner.
When I play, i have results to show for it, some others just play a lot without doing anything meaningful. That's what truly matters.

Reznique · October 2015

My common sense