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post 1694335033 12-04-2023, 03:26 AM
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Anyone else getting shyt sleep because of bingeplaying

SRS Did like 2 straight days playing total of 14 hours and had shyt experience throughout the day and night

Motion sickness thorughout the day and probably one of the shytiest sleep ever - not even nightmares, just some of full of action dreaming where I had to constantly make decision.

It used to be easier to be bingeplay when I was like 15-25 but now that I have a high-stress job I cannot compensate to sleepmaxxxx when I want
post 1694337913 12-04-2023, 05:44 AM
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Been no-lifing Cyberpunk 2077 since update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty came. My sleep pattern has been a mess for sure but it's something that I can afford with a job that only requires deadlines and not a daily schedule.
post 1694338673 12-04-2023, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted By M0nsterB0y
Been no-lifing Cyberpunk 2077 since update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty came. My sleep pattern has been a mess for sure but it's something that I can afford with a job that only requires deadlines and not a daily schedule.
You are good. Having a fixed hour 9-5 job sucks for me. Friday/ Saturday are bingeplay time for me and my sleep is shyt basically the weekend. During the week It is almost impossible compensate for the shyt sleep during the weekend.
post 1694338803 12-04-2023, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer
As an adult life comes over gaming. No...

I make sure I'm in bed by 10pm regardless of how good a game is.

Thanks to quick resume on Xbox it's a breeze hopping in and out of games while maintaining my progress.
First SubmissiveGamer post I am mostly in agreement with. Nothing interferes with my sleep as an adult, in bed at 8pm, up at 3:45am. Staying up late, gaming, at the bar, etc is for children. Sometimes on work trips I bend the hours a bit for meetings/socializing but not by much.
post 1694344383 12-04-2023, 08:56 AM
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I get little sleep. According to my sleep report I go on 5 hours of sleep . Lately it’s 6 as I’ll go to sleep 11 and phone alarm tune of Sugar (yes Please!) by Maroon 5 goes off then hop up take a huge leak and after I’m done draining the hose I get start of my morning with a pot of coffee. Which I like the way I like women. Hot. But not so hot she burns me. Black. Strong. Bold. With a little sugar. And I add my own cream.
But I am on a constant Caffeine IV drip .
post 1694361723 12-04-2023, 02:54 PM
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If you have a life you need to be careful about getting into timesink video games, lots of them are meant for teenagers or total losers who have all day to play video games.
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