It's hard to ask this without sounding snide or judgmental, but do you enjoy that? Because the point I realized I was basically living a second job in WoW doing the same rote tasks over and over was when I quit the first time. Is the habit and ritual fun for you? I'm genuinely curious.
So part of it is trying to get organized in my life activities in general (school/assignment/etc. schedule) right now. My WoW activities in the spreadsheet here are just sort of a test run I guess.
Because I have a lot on my mind with school going on as well, and having it all written down lets free up a significant amount of the mental processing power used for remembering things.
Will I do all the things listed in a given week? Probably not. Hell, there's other things that aren't on the WoW sheet that I probably could add, but won't because it would add too much stress/compulsion to complete them. But just being able to visualize all my potential tasks is a really useful tool.
If you're asking if I actually had fun creating the spreadsheet, then yeah, I kinda did.
I don't think I'm too close to burning out though. There are some things in WoW right now that I would consider " mandatory chores", but I have before and still maintain the ability to cut back on what I actually accomplish in a given week. I still have plenty of regular old fun, besides the grindy things.
There is some habit/ritual in all of it, especially main raid times, which definitely help keep me to a schedule, practicing time management. Not much different than other extracurricular activities.
I mean if you're playing purely for relaxation/immersion/escapism fun, you almost certainly won't get to the point of mathematically hammering out a spreadsheet, but those aren't the only reasons I continue to play WoW personally.
Also -- I'm studying some game design right now, so having something like this is actually somewhat educational for a couple other reasons, such as breaking down the game's systems, practice with spreadsheets, etc.
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I think that about covers it for now, typing the response fairly quickly before class here.