Originally posted by Cooperal:

Not much we can do. If you don't get more friends or mods it is not going to motivate you to play anymore than it already is. Sounds like burnout to me, which is far more common for people who are trying to play solo in a game where progression goes much faster in co-op.

Whenever I find myself in this situation where I obsess about a game, but can barely bring myself to launch it; that is a signal to put that game down for an undecided period of time in favour of a game that is easier to launch, or something entirely different from games. Trying to force the situation by sticking with it can lead to some pretty unhealthy behaviours, like putting off sleep because you're desperate to get that fulfilment you wanted.

Originally posted by Noctis Lucis Caelum:

it is....wtf ru on about XD

That statement keeps getting thrown around and it's the dumbest thing ever. Usually from the 1000+ hour crowd who completely overlook the vast choices that everyone else is embracing. It is not rare to people who have a shorter-lived (though still fun) experience with Valheim due to having already spent a lot of time with other games that share many features in common.

There's a lot to like but it's fine to not like absolutely everything about it. I can probably name something that sucked from every game I ever loved. I can imagine that going to solo after already conditioning yourself for a coop environment is the toughest of all. Friends can add value to anything, even poop on a stick.

The good news is, Elden Ring on Friday. Hold out until then and you will never need to play any other game ever again.

Fellow tarnished u inspire me. I got a few friends to play it with so yea i guess i will do that