You need to push yourself further and further.
You aren’t satisfied with just an hour of playing. When you’re not gaming you’re anxious, irritable, bored or even sad. Gaming is the dominant activity in your life, and you’re preoccupied with what you’re playing or you’re going to play next. Let me know if any of these sound familiar: Is your problem with Skyrim itself, or are you just addicted to gaming? Getting Back to Basicsīefore we dive head-first into this, we need to address the issue at its source. I’ve spent thousands of hours in that immersive world, and I’d spend thousands more without batting an eye.Įven now, after being game-free for over 7 months, hearing any piece of music from an Elder Scrolls game makes me want to start a new character and jump right back in to that imaginary world of Dragons, Draugr and damned Dwemer ruins. Since that day 8 years ago, I’ve explored every nook and cranny of the world, I’ve installed more mods than I can count, I’ve even role-played every class imaginable. When Skyrim first came out I racked up 26 hours playtime in the first 36 hours of its release. The sweeping views over the Imperial City were like nothing I’d ever seen before, and from that day forward I was infected with the Bethesda bug. I still remember the feeling of rushing over to my cousin’s house after they’d just bought an Xbox 360, and seeing the intro scene for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Therefore that’s why I’ve created this guide: I want to help you quit playing Skyrim and take back control of your life. If you ask people online they will just laugh at you. But what happens if Skyrim has taken hold of your life? How do you quit? Skyrim lets you do all of that, and more. Or maybe you’re on the peaceful side and want to hunt animals, fish, and make a living in a small cabin with your wife. Want to play as a hulking barbarian that has a deep-seated hatred for the Elves? You can choose to be whoever you want to be. Skyrim lets you feel like you’re a part of a different world. I’m not sure I can name another game that’s as immersive, nostalgic, and downright addictive as Skyrim. 
Ready to quit playing Skyrim? You’re in the right place. Step 3: Committing to Quit Playing Skyrim.
Step 1: Why Do You Want to Quit Skyrim?.
How to Quit Playing Skyrim: Step-By-Step.
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