I started college last year. This is a double edged sword, to be honest. All the free time university comes with means I’ve been able to game more now than I’ve ever been able to, and that’s great. I’ve cleared out a sizable backlog of games, with more to finish before the school-year is up.
But at the same time, it can be difficult keeping the rest of my life in order. Sure, I can game more, but I also have a million other things that I have to keep track of that I had the pleasure of avoiding in my adolescence: writing research papers, reading textbooks, buying groceries, finding time to work out, eating healthily, etc. etc.
And sometimes, life can simply be a drag. When your days become monotonous, repetitive affairs, you can begin to lose interest. Couple that with things like the internet, and productivity can simply slow to a halt.
Enter HabitRPG.
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Its college... Burn the candle at both ends. You will never have so much free time with so little responsibility again.
I had to save all the rpg for the summer because it was impossible with a house full of goons all day.