To be honest, since working overtime became the norm, I haven't dared to play a mobile game that requires daily effort for three months. I used to think that "hanging up for two hours to collect vegetables" was very easy, but now even collecting vegetables is too tiring. Even a short video on the subway is too long, let alone a half-hour arena game. But I feel itchy in my heart, always looking for something to play with.
Until last week's lunch break, my colleague casually offered me the game “Vocational Basketball: Go All Out”. I refused it at first—Basketball Manager? It sounds like we have to arrange tactics, monitor training, and adjust lineups. Isn't this looking for trouble for the social beast?
After playing it for a few days, I found that this game really appeals to people like me who “don't have time but want to play”. First of all, it doesn't force you to do anything. You spend ten minutes every day at noon to train the players. After the game is on auto, you can do other things. While waiting for the subway, I took it out and watched two games. The game screen was "ssssssssss" and the data should be increased by a lot. Call it hardcore. It does have player data and tactical matching, but you can also be a Buddhist collector and recruit familiar faces from the CBA one by one. Watching your former idols play under you is quite a sense of accomplishment.
My daily routine now is: arrange a rotation on the subway during the morning rush hour, clear out my energy during lunch break, and watch game replays on the way home from get off work. If you put your time together, you can actually bring a bottom team to the edge of the playoffs. Although I'm still far from the championship, at least I don't have to stay up all night and be called out by my boss during a meeting with dark circles under my eyes the next day.
If you are like me and just want to relax after get off work but can't let go of your competitive passion, you can really try this. After all, it's free, and it doesn't take up much of your serious fishing time – the happiness of our workers this year is mainly about cost-effectiveness😌
One final comment: If only the physical recovery speed of the players in the game could catch up with my blood recovery speed after get off work... Forget it, let's not talk about it, I have to work overtime again today, so I quickly adjusted the tactical board and hung up.