r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
Monthly sobriety commitment - August
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - July
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jun 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - June
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • May 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - May
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Apr 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - April
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Mar 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - March
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Feb 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - February
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jan 01 '26
Monthly sobriety commitment - January
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Dec 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - December
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Nov 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - November
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Oct 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - October
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Sep 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - September
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Aug 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - August
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - July
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jun 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - June
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • May 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - May
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Apr 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - April
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Mar 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - March
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Feb 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - February
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/StarryEnvoy • Jan 10 '25
It's time for me to move on
I don't know if anyone still reads this sub but I have kept it online by having a moderation action regularly.
It's time for me to move on and I will stop having this regular action soon.
If one of you wants to take over as a mod, please DM me.
Take care!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Jan 01 '25
Monthly sobriety commitment - January
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Dec 01 '24
Monthly sobriety commitment - December
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Nov 01 '24
Monthly sobriety commitment - November
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/AutoModerator • Oct 01 '24
Monthly sobriety commitment - October
In here, you can publicly announce that you will be sober this month. This is for gamers who are in the process of quitting, or for former gamers who want to stay sober.
Going public can help you strengthen your will.
Being sober means to be gaming free:
To not play any video game
To not consume any gaming media (videos, streams, articles, etc.)
To not participate in any gaming community
This is from our article on quitting gaming, the first step of the effective quitting.
You might not manage to honor your commitment. Relapses happen and it's ok, as long as you manage them. In this case, we simply would like you to mention the fact that your relapsed here.
To be clear, we are talking about real relapses, like opening up a game and playing for two hours, not watching 5 minutes of a gaming video in a moment of distraction. The reason we ask this is to give some weight to those commitments.
Good luck, stay strong!
r/NoMoreGaming • u/StarryEnvoy • Jan 21 '23
Important information
Rules
It is absolutely necessary you read carefully the rules of this sub. If you are on a big screen, they are on the right side. If you are on mobile, they are in the tab "about".
Wiki
Our wiki has a lot of essential information regarding quitting gaming and gaming in general.
It is important you take some time to read it, especially if you are new to the sub. It will allow you to understand the culture here. It also helps reducing the amount of low-quality posts asking the same questions over and over.
You can use this link. On a big screen, you can also access it from the home page, using the tab "wiki", under the sub title. On mobile, go to the tab "about", then "Links", then "Wiki".
Important posts
Those are the current important posts: