i had never heard about this service till you mentioned it. it looks neat. i think i'll continue using the spreadsheet method since i have it already. however once i finish the rest of these games i'll take another look at it. you never know i might have picked up another bunch of games during a future steam sale

i forgot to mention because i have a smooth brain but these are games i have already bought but never played.

yep. i'll be playing the pc port on my steamdeck.

I recently tried minetest. Its a cool piece of software. I'd be down to play a bit.

First try idiot

everyone's circumstances are different. to them it might be a long list but to you it might be short. one thing is for certain tho is they take a lot of hours to complete. anyway if you want help starting i'd suggest picking a handful of games from your library like between 5 to 10 and just play through them one by one. putting my phone on the other side of the room helped since sometimes i would just pick it up and do nothing of any value on it. also having some self dicipline and not opening your browser helps as well. at the end of the day it's up to you how you want to tackle it (if you even want to tackle it at all) it's not even really a big problem to have.

yes. there are 35 items in the list but that excludes multigames like L4D 1/2 and LEGO batman 1/2/3 etc

I'm a secret 5th thing

Alvr exists for wireless vr. Its a little rough around the edges buy it is OK for wireless vr. I get about 80ish Ms of delay using it on Linux.

Your invite link isn't working sadly

Yes that is correct

yeah i really feel that. according to steam i have 220 hours in resident evil 4 just replaying it over again or playing mods for it etc. having done my spreadsheet i've really felt a sense of completion when i complete games. i felt it heavier on games i spent more time on as apposed to games with like 15 hours.

edit: just checked my steam and my most played game is starbound at 264.8 hours and i've only completed it once and played modded the few times after.

Yeah I plan on finishing undertale after I finish doom since I'm probably much closer to finishing that than I am undertale

Oh i forgot to mention but if you do use alvr be prepared too mess with alvrs settings Here's a nice video about it https://youtu.be/_5k9htTdpuI?feature=shared

I'm comparison to virtual desktop yeah the visuals are not as good. But that could be just because my install gets upset when I'm connected to two networks are once (Linux issue? Idk) alvr released a new version recently so I'll try it out later to seeo if I get any improvements.

No worries. deckard should be just around the corner anyways (I have so much copium its not even funny). ^^

Yeah you're right. Plus it now gives me an excuse to go back to 100% it.

i'll keep my save cheat free until i decide if the building is working for me or not. if not i'll consider useing a cheat. when i played last i don't remember getting to mother base. i think i got to the first objective and stopped playing iirc.

yeah a friend of mine let me borrow from his steam library a while ago and i tried zero dawn. at the time i fell into the trap of playing a game once and never again. i'll add the game to the backlog of my backlog so i'll get around to it after i complete the list here.

thank you i will

i've 100% a few games but you're on a totally different level. i really struggle with dark soul like games so it will be interesting to see how far i get before i eventually give up.

Yeah I agree. I'll probably revisit it in a year or two so its fresh. I had my save data deleted after I finished the game because I really wanted to see if they were bluffing at the end (they were not) lmao.

It almost made me cry lol. Only 3 games have made me that emotional: omori, Zelda totk, and now nier. What an amazing experience it was tho.