I measured out a space in my incredibly small apartment and bought a desk. After rearranging my room, I finally have a space to actually hook up and use my PC. Now what do I do?
I live in New York, where people will live in any space they can get, no matter how tiny. My room has barely enough space to fit my bed, let alone a desk. I found myself in the unfortunate situation of hooking up my PC to my television and gaming uncomfortably on my bed when I needed to use it. If youāve never had to use your keyboard and mouse on your bed sheets while craning your neck up to look at your wall-mounted TV, I would suggest you not try it. It was fine, in the way that ordering a breakfast sandwich on a roll and then getting it on a bagel is fine. Itās not what you wanted, but I mean, you can eat it.
After getting fed up with not having anywhere to do work, I measured out a space, moved some stuff around, and then ordered desk and a monitor and all the other accoutrements that Iād need to actually use my PC properly. It makes the entryway into my bedroom very tight, but it works. But now that itās easier for me to use my PC more, Iām paralyzed by choice.
There are simply too many options. All the PC games Iāve bought over the years are now at my fingertips. Iāve played almost none of them, since it was so inconvenient to use my PC before. Dragon Age: Origins seemed too daunting. I want to finish Divinity: Original Sin 2 or get into another extremely long game of Crusader Kings 2, but I canāt decide which to do first. I have Battletech installed but havenāt touched it. I play a little Rimworld, but then remember all the other games I want to play, too. How can I spend all my time playing just one game when I have dozens waiting for me? Iāve finally just started playing The Sims 4 because itās familiar, even though I feel guilty because Iāve already logged almost 300 hours of that just playing on my dinky MacBook Air.
I tend to buy games I know Iāll play on my PlayStation, but my PC has been full of games I wanted to play āeventually,ā especially since people kept telling me how much better gaming on a PC is. āEventuallyā is now. Choosing a game feels like such a serious choice. Whatās the best game to get the most out of my new setup?
I was so excited to set this up, and it still feels like a birthday cake Iāve been waiting to eat. Soon, Iāll just get used to having it, and will be willing to play any old crap to pass the time. Iāll get over the idea that the first game I can really sink my teeth into on this thing has to prove its worth. For now, I have The Sims