Acyl Wrote:In my case, it's a combination of depression and not wanting to avoid burnout. I know I'm gonna want to blitz a bunch of things I haven't done yet, but for all that I love City of Heroes and its storytelling, I have to recognise that - and this is still true - the gameplay doesn't do much for me anymore. By which I mean the combat. The fact my chief 50s are IO'd to the gills exacerbates this problem.No, I completely understand what you mean about the heartbreak. Believe me, I do. I'm no tough guy. I've wept more in the last two weeks than I have in the past two years. Even the reveal of the Mass Effect 3 ending only made me angry. This hurts far more. I honestly feel like I'm losing a home. Like someone is bulldozing my house. With everything in it. (And in the case of the Legendary Base, that's almost literal. I was PROUD of the work I and Zilem Kain had done. (And where is he, anyway?))
The other reason is heartbreak, because I actually feel sad and depressed when logged in now. It may not be a rational reaction, but there it is. It's still almost painful to play, and will be until there's more hope.
But most of those tears were in the first 4-5 days for me. I've decided to buckle down and get things done. I figure I'll have time for more thorough mourning after Nov 30. And I know it's going to devastate me. Because I fully intend to be there to the last second. But for now, I'm shoving it aside. There's not anywhere near enough time for it now.
Quote:Admittedly this may not impact you, Logan, so much, given that like MatrixDragon/Matrix Dragon, DarkSeraphim, and MicroHue/Microshade, I operate in bizzaro alternate time.
Heh. It's less of an issue than you might think. I sometimes feel I was either born with a circadian rhythm 6 hours too long or that I was simply born on the wrong side of the globe. Believe me, you get on at a time where your comfortable, half the time I'm going to be still on. Or can be.
I really need to look into getting an instant messenger program again. I haven't used one since the early days of ICQ.