Play Factorio. Realize it has become a full time job. ??? Profit!
Complete it.
Then complete the K2 mod.
Then play the space exploration mod
Then the new expansion will be out.
That’s how my YEAR is going. SE takes forever.
Yep, but you missed a step. Get all achievements. Also, Play through K2 + SE. Also, Seablock.
I have gotten the achievements, but II haven’t “beaten” SE or K2 + SE, nor have I beaten Seablock.
I have thousands of hours in the game. I am a married guy with many kids. Pls send help.
Sorry, yeah I went from k2 to k2se. It’s tough. Lots of waiting around for resources really, with no way to expand without them.
I think this is where I draw the line, it’s a bit too grindy for my liking. K2 was a perfect amount of ‘extra’. I love the thought of se but having to make a new base for every resource is getting tiring even when I’ve blueprinted half of it in advance. Also a married man with a 1yr old and a business to run. 3 hours sleep is my life.
Yeah, it is super grindy!
I like to putter. Find little projects to do like organizing the junk drawer, rearrange the furniture, reorganize the pantry or kitchen. Little stuff like that.
Beat it 🍳🍆
Just … beat it?
Or eat it. Just grab yourself an egg and beat it.
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Games. Both video and board games. There’s always someone playing something in this house.
How do you get bored at home?
What is this boredom of which you speak?
I would saying trying new recipes to cook or bake. Everyone always appreciated something new and tasty to eat. Sitting and listening to music exclusively and actively hearing it rather than is being a source of background noise.
Code, play computer games, read, browse Lemmy.
Printing and painting minis and other things
Good suggestions here. If nothing seems to interest you, you might be experiencing anhedonia, inability to experience pleasure. Often goes with depression.
Generally I try to have a creative, hands-on project on the go. Lately that’s been rebuilding a guitar, but it could be designing something on the computer.
Otherwise; playing guitar, gardening, practice putting (disc golf). So I guess hobbies.
Yeah I like making costumes. It’s creative, hands-on, it gets me away from a screen (3D modeling aside), and it still intersects with my nerdy interests like video games or sci-fi and fantasy worlds.
And as a bonus, I get to wear it to nerdy costume parties when it’s done!
Listen to audio books, plays video games, socialize with friends on discord, work on computer projects, spend time with pets.
I wish I had time to be bored. How does one go about getting this time?
Can’t you just start being depressed like the rest of us?
Sewing, learning to draw, knitting, reading, macrame, playing with my dog, video games, pottery. Maybe go to thrift shops and look for hidden gems that you can fix up?
I cook. I never thought I’d take up cooking as a hobby: it was always kind of a chore. but since i bought a house that has a full kitchen (as opposed to the 8sqft of counter space in my 500 sqft apartment), and i started drinking soylent, i find that when i have TIME to cook its a lot of fun and then i get to feed my wife and friends n stuff so that’s pretty cool.
and it’s pretty cheap as hobbies go if you go for that full scratch cooking because you are basically always just buying ingredients like flour and eggs and heavy whipping cream and then like one or two items for the specific dish (i do a lot of baking), then relying an the arsenal you’ve built up over time.
