I think that I am officially obsessed with Backloggery.
I spent almost 4 hours last night inputting games that I have beaten and not beaten into the site and I have almost all of them. I would add more if I could remember all the games of my youth without having to have them in front of me to remind me of them.
What sucks is that I keep checking my page on the site and not really working on Crisis Core which I need to do. I am working on the missions for it so I can have a complete for it, as well for better items and whatnot. The repetitiveness of it however is very taxing on my concentration.
In laymen terms...it bores the shit out of me at times.
I know I have written about this in the past, but it is the slot system that does it to me the most. I like to get my rewards for fighting immediately and not have to wait for an almost completely random system to award them to me. I would also like to see where my exp status is. I digress though.
I am working on completing Crisis Core tonight. Not much good comes on TV, and I am almost done with season 6 of Law & Order, which has an amazing season finale to it.
So I will have my PSP plugged in and charged as I battle on.
Also, you will notice on the List page that I have almost hit 90 games. Yeah. I added a lot of games to the List. I don't plan on adding anymore for a bit. The reason I had not had a lot of those games on there was because I didn't feel as if they should be on the List. They were quick purchases. However as the Backloggery as taught me though I need to count those games as things that are holding me back. I can't just pick and choose. Thats how I ended up in this situation in the first place.
Writing this blog has helped me to stay committed to objectives that I have. To sit down and say that I will accomplish this task now and not be distracted. Screw you ADD I say. Sometimes we just have to find a tool or something that will help keep the nose to the grindstone. Hopefully in the end its something that we learn to maintain and cherish.
I spent almost 4 hours last night inputting games that I have beaten and not beaten into the site and I have almost all of them. I would add more if I could remember all the games of my youth without having to have them in front of me to remind me of them.
What sucks is that I keep checking my page on the site and not really working on Crisis Core which I need to do. I am working on the missions for it so I can have a complete for it, as well for better items and whatnot. The repetitiveness of it however is very taxing on my concentration.
In laymen terms...it bores the shit out of me at times.
I know I have written about this in the past, but it is the slot system that does it to me the most. I like to get my rewards for fighting immediately and not have to wait for an almost completely random system to award them to me. I would also like to see where my exp status is. I digress though.
I am working on completing Crisis Core tonight. Not much good comes on TV, and I am almost done with season 6 of Law & Order, which has an amazing season finale to it.
So I will have my PSP plugged in and charged as I battle on.
Also, you will notice on the List page that I have almost hit 90 games. Yeah. I added a lot of games to the List. I don't plan on adding anymore for a bit. The reason I had not had a lot of those games on there was because I didn't feel as if they should be on the List. They were quick purchases. However as the Backloggery as taught me though I need to count those games as things that are holding me back. I can't just pick and choose. Thats how I ended up in this situation in the first place.
Writing this blog has helped me to stay committed to objectives that I have. To sit down and say that I will accomplish this task now and not be distracted. Screw you ADD I say. Sometimes we just have to find a tool or something that will help keep the nose to the grindstone. Hopefully in the end its something that we learn to maintain and cherish.
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