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Play more will not be one of my goals. I play plenty already. I'm tempted to set a goal to play less, but that will probably happen naturally once I get back to full time work. 

Some goals of mine: Continue my monthly look back at a particular year in media. This guides my book, music, film and game choices. Additionally for games, I think I'll use the first week of the month for retro and then focus on new games the rest of the month. I'm going to rent them to save money. My actual purchases will be limited to any downloadable-only titles and any I need to fufill my monthly retro journeys (most of those I already have). 

Open world fatigue. I think it should be listed in the DSM. 

Thanks. You too. I'm taking part in a LinkedIn workshop once a month this spring. I was there because I am tasked with taking photos by the library, but I decided to sit in on the whole workshop myself. It's pretty interesting. Also, it was suggested that being engaged with multiple social media sites was beneficial. That is showed to employers that you were savy with the latest technology. I'll try and use twitter more and maybe join instagram. What fun!

I'm excited to try any Ninja Theory game, flaws or no. I had a similar issue with a puzzle in Fable II. It required waiting a certain amount of time for an answer from a demon door. You had no idea that was required though. It drove me nuts. 

Here's a cool list of tips I found on Kotaku. I wish Minecraft let you mark the map like you can in Breath of the Wild. And add tags to the marks you make. It would be so helpful. 

That's my experience exactly. 

I'm not finished with FF 4 either. I'm still stuck in the no-metal-weapons dungeon.

I really want to play Thimbleweek Park. It's on everything. By Ron Gilbert of Monkey Island fame. 

I'm beginning to play in shorter sessions now. I got deep into Mass Effect Andromeda today. 

The butlers are a vicious crew. I got mauled by about four of them. 

Ah well, great idea though. Would like to try it anyway.