How much of your play time is you afk?

[Atli]

mine is probably +70% afk

[SkiRich]

Originally posted by Atli:

mine is probably +70% afk

Old farts like me don’t know wtf afk means.
Being an old fart set in my ways I won’t go google it either.

[strelet_gasko]

Originally posted by SkiRich:

Originally posted by Atli:

mine is probably +70% afk

Old farts like me don’t know wtf afk means.
Being an old fart set in my ways I won’t go google it either.

you can make it out, since its a shortening, away from keyboard. i, dont know what yeet means old man.

[SkiRich]

Originally posted by strelet_gasko:

Originally posted by SkiRich:

Old farts like me don’t know wtf afk means.
Being an old fart set in my ways I won’t go google it either.

you can make it out, since its a shortening, away from keyboard. i, dont know what yeet means old man.

Whipper snappers.

[Jukelo]

Rarely ever, there's always something to do, if only just checking on your rival's vassals' traits and such.

[Joe Danger]

Not really ever personally. Feels like there's always something to do even when I'm not at war. There's always wives to kill and infidels to raid. I'd say the most I ever really do is put a tv show on in the background to watch while I'm waiting for a character to come of age or something like that.

[jfoytek]

Originally posted by SkiRich:

Originally posted by Atli:

mine is probably +70% afk

Old farts like me don’t know wtf afk means.
Being an old fart set in my ways I won’t go google it either.

Sure, use an acronym of "What the fark", to say you don't know what another well known acronym means.

Both acronyms were recognizable on the internet as far back as 1985...

[SkiRich]

Originally posted by jfoytek:

Originally posted by SkiRich:

Old farts like me don’t know wtf afk means.
Being an old fart set in my ways I won’t go google it either.

Sure, use an acronym of "What the fark", to say you don't know what another well known acronym means.

Both acronyms were recognizable on the internet as far back as 1985...

Welcome fellow farter.

[jfoytek]

Originally posted by SkiRich:

Originally posted by jfoytek:

Sure, use an acronym of "What the fark", to say you don't know what another well known acronym means.

Both acronyms were recognizable on the internet as far back as 1985...

Welcome fellow farter.

What's the big idea here?!

Oh, a wise guy, eh?

Why I oughta...

[kaiyl_kariashi]

it depends.

Sometimes there is really just nothing to do but wait, other times there's plenty to do.

it just depends on what my overall goal is and how active it is.

Sometimes I'm just playing laid back game where there is a lot of downtime since i'm not interested in conquesting and just arranging marriages or maybe going to participate in a holy war/crusade if there's one available, just to do it. The Full Pacifist playthrough is especially has a lot of downtime.

Other times I've got more focused goal that keeps me busy most of the time.

[Atli]

What? am i the only one that leaves the game on paused when i am sleeping/working/doing something else so i don´t have to start the game and load a save when i am back at the computer to play.

[Admod, the Equivocal]

Originally posted by Atli:

What? am i the only one that leaves the game on paused when i am sleeping/working/doing something else so i don´t have to start the game and load a save when i am back at the computer to play.

My computer actually runs fast enough for me to close my programs or open them without much time pass. Isn't there some kind of problem a computer will get if you just constantly leave the computer and programs constantly running?

[flicking]

Zero. Too many popups to allow much to happen.

I play a pretty aggressive, busy game though. If nothing is going on I look for something to do actively. It is rare when I'm just waiting for an event to fire.

[76109108007942031]

Probably most of it tbh, I like to have Paradox games open, paused in the background while I message friends so I have something to do if they take a while to respond, and it often leads to me just messaging them while CK2 or HoI4 runs in the background.