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Recommend me games to play while studying (feddit.it)
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Yeah, I know. You either study or play, I agree. For this reason I'd like to find a game that I can check twice every hour, that just keeps going in the meantime.

This is because I hate studying, I'm very bad at it and I don't really get a feeling of progession and accomplishment while doing so. I'd like to trick my brain into getting those feelings, even if it's for the wrong reason (it should work).

About the game, I'd like for it to be a game I can actually play from time to time, which is why I don't think autoclickers will do the trick for me (but I'm open to try). I was thinking about Minecraft prison servers, where you had to grind to get materials and then sell them, or some kind of sandbox RPG where I can autofarm endlessly.

Posted also here: https://feddit.it/post/304773

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[–] 360MustangScope@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Factorio would be perfect to let it play itself after you are far enough into the game. Play on peaceful mode so that you don’t have the enemies destroying your buildings

[–] SuperSpruce@vlemmy.net 2 points 1 year ago

I wouldn't recommend this game for studying. It has a tendency to hook you (in a good way). There's a reason why people sometimes call it Cracktorio.