Not sure if anyone else does this but for each of the games I buy I allocate an hours used to price rating... I know this is slightly odd but I think it makes it a lot easier to justify spending money on games and other entertainment things.
I'll give a couple of examples -
Medieval - Hours on game (very rough estimate) 500 price £40 (with Viking invasion) giving a price of 8p per hour.
Rome - Hours on game (again very rough estimate) 150 price £25 (no expansion as yet) giving price of 17p per hour.
Fable (XBOX) hours on game 20 price for game £35 so £1.75 per hour.
Now other forms of entertainment are much higher (I know you don't need a pc for these but most people would have PC anyway even if they didn't play these games)
Cinema - 2 hours per film - £7 per ticket, so £3.50 per hour!
Football match - 2 hours per match - £30 per ticket so £15 per hour.
Music gig - 3 hours - £40 per ticket - £13 per hour
Ok other activities you can do for free but they muck up my results so I've not done them. (or they are immorale so I can't mention them )
Ok so my main point of this is even if you really dislike Rome and only play a couple campaigns then your entertainment per hour rating is still probably lower then most other forms of having fun
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