April clocked in at 21 hours, 30 minutes, and 45 seconds across all games. That's well under my usual, and the move continues to eat my schedule. 23-minute average sessions and a 5-day streak. I'm playing in slivers when I can find them.
WoW took 20 of those hours, which is basically all of it. I kept grinding renown across the various factions, and Silvermoon is running away with the lead. I'm not sure if it's the rep mechanics or just where my dailies have been pointing, but the other factions are crawling by comparison. On the gear side, I finally rounded out the 4-piece set bonus on my warlock main, which felt good after weeks of waiting. I still have a few blue pieces hanging around that need to be replaced, so the upgrade grind isn't quite over.
The druid hit level 82. Progress, even if it's slow progress. Leveling a third character at this play rate is more long-term project than active work.
Elder Scrolls Online showed up on the report at 33 minutes. I'd love to claim that was a meaningful return to Tamriel, but no. Blizzard kicked me off for maintenance one afternoon and I needed something to fill the hole. That's the entirety of my ESO career for April.
I haven't touched any of the new patch features. None of them. With everything stacking up on the move side, I just haven't had the bandwidth to learn anything new in-game, and the stuff I already know is what's been getting played. May and June probably aren't going to be much better either. Closing on the house, the actual move, all the related family logistics. That's the next two months before any real play time comes back.
That's it for now!
Cheers!
Joar
