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4/12/2015 7:01:26 PM
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This is why it never hurts to take a break from things. I don't think that a game out their today can keep someone entertained for the amount of hours the hardcore guys put in.
If your putting in 700 or more hours per dlc, and are currently pushing 1400 or more hours total, aside from personal challenges you set for yourself, you will likely be burned out.
I'm really looking forward to getting another dlc and I'm only a little over 500 hours.
If it's the same size as DarkBelow well atleast it's summer time soon
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Summer isn't even a thing for adults. And I was a little over 500 hours when I quit. I only got a week, if that, out of TDB, so my hopes aren't high. If HoW is a failure, there are plenty of games to play otherwise, from last fall to this coming holiday season. I'm not concerned in the slightest, as I've long since paid for HoW and gotten many hours out of Destiny.
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I'm 38 years old, I have a 3 year old 50% of the time. Summer times means when I have em we can go out instead of going to places, when I don't have him; patio parties, Airsoft, camping and concerts
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I generally work through the summers, and my routine doesn't change from one season to the next. That said, being in southern California probably has something to do with that. I forget that seasons affect what you can and can't do in other places.
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Haha yeah, I'm up in Alberta Canada, hibernation is real LoL. My work schedule stays the same but when it's cold it's hard to get motivated
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Haha, undoubtedly. Cheers, man.
