I hear many tips from this community is that the more you play, the better you become. Well, it's true that you improve when you play more.
But in my case, I "overplayed". Meaning that I played more than I should without resting my muscle, it backfired heavily and causes my skills to deteriorate instead of improve. I spent too much time playing that my reading is no longer in order, my aim is no longer accurate, and my jumps missed everywhere. I'm too focused into breaking old records that I forgot when to stop, or when to quit and I keep playing over and over trying to achieve high score but never got it because my muscle overworked itself and I couldn't achieve anything.
So what I do right now is to take a break and patiently wait for a few days and then return but this time I will take my efforts into consideration and not repeating the same mistake again. I hope you guys won't repeat my mistake and don't take the game too seriously and forget how to enjoy the game. Also, overworking is not something to be proud of when you are destroying yourself.
But in my case, I "overplayed". Meaning that I played more than I should without resting my muscle, it backfired heavily and causes my skills to deteriorate instead of improve. I spent too much time playing that my reading is no longer in order, my aim is no longer accurate, and my jumps missed everywhere. I'm too focused into breaking old records that I forgot when to stop, or when to quit and I keep playing over and over trying to achieve high score but never got it because my muscle overworked itself and I couldn't achieve anything.
So what I do right now is to take a break and patiently wait for a few days and then return but this time I will take my efforts into consideration and not repeating the same mistake again. I hope you guys won't repeat my mistake and don't take the game too seriously and forget how to enjoy the game. Also, overworking is not something to be proud of when you are destroying yourself.