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Message: [QUOTE="sunofpearl89, post: 23193, member: 12515"] I gave up on "trying" to finish games and chose to look at my backlog as a buffet rather than a checklist. I finish what I finish, I don't finish what I don't finish. I enjoy games least when I feel like I need to get to the end before starting something new. One of my most pleasant surprises in my game library was Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines on PC. It was sitting around untouched for almost a decade after I bought it for dirt cheap after seeing how good the review score is. Knowing next to nothing about the game itself, I installed it on a whim when my current games weren't holding my attention for whatever reason, and I was hooked until the end. There was a nagging feeling that it wasn't such a great idea to put whatever I was playing on the backburner, but after I got past all that, I discovered another new favorite game and felt utterly elated as a result. [/QUOTE]

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