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http://backloggery.com/games.php?user=angrypole&console=PC

Not enough hours in the day. This is only maybe 10% of my backlog.
*sigh*
I keep all my games in a spreadsheet. It currently counts 111 games on the backlog.

And there are many more waiting for a new PC, monitor or joystick. Yep, I guess I will never play many, if not most of them.
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angrypole: http://backloggery.com/games.php?user=angrypole&console=PC

Not enough hours in the day. This is only maybe 10% of my backlog.
*sigh*
10%, huh ? You've an avid player.
This is the part of my backlog that's digital, since the last time I've bothered updating.
Is it another way to add games to Backloggery than manual?
I haven't updated my backloggery page in ages.
I have this though. This link just shows one page. Click the arrows or circles at the top to see the other pages . I've beaten a few of the games listed ( maybe 10 total)


http://darkadia.com/member/Ilovepizzapuffs/library#!/shelf/unfinished/1
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spinefarm: Is it another way to add games to Backloggery than manual?
Not that I know of. What a first world problem it is to have work to catalog the games you own, but have neglected to complete.
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angrypole: http://backloggery.com/games.php?user=angrypole&console=PC

Not enough hours in the day. This is only maybe 10% of my backlog.
*sigh*
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Vestin: 10%, huh ? You've an avid player.
This is the part of my backlog that's digital, since the last time I've bothered updating.
Not so much a player. :)
More of a mindless consumer. You can say collector, I guess.

This is just my steam "rental" collection:
http://steamcommunity.com/id/2soulsas1/games?tab=all

This does not include, of course, gogs, physical copies of games, amazon drm free games etc.
Post edited May 03, 2012 by angrypole
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angrypole: http://backloggery.com/games.php?user=angrypole&console=PC

Not enough hours in the day. This is only maybe 10% of my backlog.
*sigh*
What! You haven't played Deus Ex 1 !!!

Log off the forum and go play it now!
i started my own 'backloggery' catalogue a few months ago. gave up after 200 titles.

i've come to terms with the fact that i'll never be able to play all the games i've accumulated so far, and will continue to accumulate.
I'm old school... my backlog is hand-written in categories on a few pieces of note paper on my desk here.

There are a few newish games and some Steam sale stuff leftover, but the biggest list is my GOG list:

- Planescape: Torment
- Baldur's Gate 2 (played 1)
- Jagged Alliance 2
- Freespace 2 (played 1)
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption
- The Temple of Elemental Evil
- Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
- Ultima VII
- Ultima Underworld 1 and 2
- Fallout Tactics
- Syndicate
Post edited May 03, 2012 by markx182
no. games are meant to be played not backlogged.
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lettmon: no. games are meant to be played not backlogged.
games are meant to be collected (i think many others in same boat lol) :P
Oh come on, this isn't going to help you. The second gaming becomes a chore for you, something to worry about and procrastinate, it stops being fun.

Plus, the idea of a backlog "list" is counterproductive, you can't stop liking one type of game when you want to play it, and visa versa. Sometimes you feel like playing an RPG, sometimes you feel like playing a Strategy, etc.
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Crosmando: Oh come on, this isn't going to help you. The second gaming becomes a chore for you, something to worry about and procrastinate, it stops being fun.

Plus, the idea of a backlog "list" is counterproductive, you can't stop liking one type of game when you want to play it, and visa versa. Sometimes you feel like playing an RPG, sometimes you feel like playing a Strategy, etc.
Think of it as a memory aid. That's how I use it, and it's great for this purpose. I still buy and play what I want and when I want; you're absolutely right that's the point of a leisure activity in the first place.

I don't know about you, but I can't keep track of my digital purchases without some kind of help. I remember perfectly which books I own and where I can find them in my library, but video games? That's just a big messy pile of ones and zeroes. Bought in bundles.
Post edited May 03, 2012 by bazilisek
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Crosmando: Oh come on, this isn't going to help you. The second gaming becomes a chore for you, something to worry about and procrastinate, it stops being fun.

Plus, the idea of a backlog "list" is counterproductive, you can't stop liking one type of game when you want to play it, and visa versa. Sometimes you feel like playing an RPG, sometimes you feel like playing a Strategy, etc.
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bazilisek: Think of it as a memory aid. That's how I use it, and it's great for this purpose. I still buy and play what I want and when I want; you're absolutely right that's the point of a leisure activity in the first place.

I don't know about you, but I can't keep track of my digital purchases without some kind of help. I remember perfectly which books I own and where can I find them in my library, but video games? That's just a big messy pile of ones and zeroes. Bought in bundles.
I just keep the shortcuts to all my games in a single folder.
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Crosmando: I just keep the shortcuts to all my games in a single folder.
Yeah, but I don't download or install them until I actually want to play. I just own them, somewhere up in the cloud over the rainbow.