Do you get FOMO easily?

[Catmelia]

For me, it entirely depends on the gaming content and personal preferences. Back then I used to be very updated and cleared all available stories, contents, missions, quests, and stages first hand when it got updated. But since I started my busy working life, my games are a little hard to keep up, not to mention I play STEAM games on PC as well......so I just relax myself, and now the "first hand" practice has subsided.

 

[Shinto19]

I mean, who doesn't?

 

[khatruong1804]

Yeah, definitely. I'll find a series that looks absolutely perfect for me, save it for when I have free time, and then completely forget about it the next day. And the cycle just keeps repeating.

 

[agathi]

Not really, and maybe it's because I don't usually engage in that part of social media where other otome game players talk about the new thing that released? so that's why I don't really get that fomo, just excitement from the announcement that something has released and that I can play it eventually

 

[Leviathan_01]

Not really. Aside from here, I don't participate in communities where lots of people discuss otome games (I do follow an otome game subreddit, but I haven't visited it in a long time). Since the atmosphere here is so chill, I don't really have that worry—plus, I like playing at my own pace ^^ But I did feel that way back when I didn't own a Nintendo Switch and saw people on Reddit interacting and talking about the games of the moment. One game I remember dying to play was Collar x Malice. Oh, and I felt the same way when Love and Deepspace came out and I couldn't play it XD I felt really left out seeing so many people enjoying it while I was just watching the announcements

 

[star light]

I don't really feel that way.
I play what I want to play at my own pace.