A tip I’ve seen online is to keep a gaming journal. After you finish a session, write what you accomplished and what you want to do the next time. Then every time you are a bit bored or have time to kill, look at your journal and flip through your started games. Works like a charm for mr at least.

Oh don’t worry, France isn’t far from the US. Loads of leaders have been judged guilty but they always come out unscathed…

Lemmy is a federated platform where each instance is run independently but can interact with all the other ones. lemmy.org is such an instance.

Your account is on it (written sulegulmen@lemmy.org) but I (KubrickFR@lemmy.world) can see and reply to your post on the community c/asklemmy (similar to r/something on Reddit)

Hope this is useful, I’m no expert…

https://youtu.be/KRzd7SknVrQ

I use it for books/movies/music/games recommandations (at least while it isn’t used for ads…). You can ask for an artist similar to X or a short movie in genre X. The more demanding you are the better, like a “funny scifi book in the YA genre with a zero to hero plot”.

Looks to me like America’s brain has been drained enough! :D

Viggo Mortensen

If you’re looking for warm and relaxing with a fantasy twist Hogwarts Legacy has a great OST

The first ones that come to mind are : Prototype Infamous Hulk

If you like the flow but it can work without gliding/grapple games with parkour can be up your alley like mirrors edge (catalyst is open world) or dead something (rising, island?)

I recently loved Tinykin for the same movement is fun reason, not really open world but 6-7 big worlds. Ni gliding but lots of movement flow. Another not open world (and not third person) is Titanfall 2, loads of wallrun/jump.