Do you guys seperate your video games into "important" video games and "facet" video games?

I noticed a touch upon r/eFootball saying that the sport just isn’t actually meant to be a important sport, however somewhat a facet sport: “eFootball is simply not designed to be your ‘important sport’ with countless grind content material. It’s a really informal sport you hop on for a few matches whenever you really feel prefer it.” And it obtained me pondering. I form of realized that I’ve been enjoying eFootball so much and ignoring the single-player video games I’ve already downloaded.

I’ll by no means really have the ability to “end” eFootball with out spending cash, and even then I’d nonetheless should compete with individuals who spend greater than me. It’s a sport with no actual finish, and selecting to play it as a important sport simply results in me not finishing different video games and feeling pissed off that I’m probably not good at it.

I had an identical expertise with Conflict of Clans a yr in the past, after I realized they might preserve including new City Halls and I’d by no means really attain the highest of the sport.

I performed Suikoden 1 so much a number of years in the past, and I really feel like it might be significantly better if I separated my video games into “important video games” and “facet video games.”

Do yall guys determine which video games you need to full and which of them you play extra casually?