I know the feeling.I would go with Cid Pollendina from FF4. He never took things too seriously. He was laid back but got shit done.
It sucks.
I have to wake up anywhere between 5:00 am and 10:30 am (it is up to me - knowing what needs to be done and when it needs to be done by) Then I clock-out 8 hours later. However I decide to work-it out.
Because
1) I am a spoiled brat, and there is nothing anyone can really do about it.
2) I know what I'm doing.
So I walk 4 feet to my workstation in my bed room. Write code. Hop on conference calls. Some, but not all, of which are meaningful.
Also watch and feed this thing (SIN) like a fish-tank you have to sort of break-up the monotony (which is why I'm here basically 24-7)
Book flights to places I want to be.
Book flights for people (Maria) who I want to see.
Hurdle myself down the block in which I live in which no fewer than 3 people have been murdered in the last 2 months in order to stretch my legs.
I like the entirety of the FF series up to 7 (which is the best IMO) 3 was pretty good, too.
Hypothetical question:
if you could describe yourself as a FF (Final Fantasy) character from any of the series' which one would it be, and why?
(edit) *to go first: it's not Cloud Strife, but Cid Highwind. It's better to know who and what we are than to imagine that we're the main protagonist.
The Forest, the building and crafting aspect is great, but hacking up native cannibals who invade your camps and cooking the arms and legs to consume for health is pretty fun.
Rainbow Six Seige... Something about blasting some unsuspecting player who thinks he's safe with many holes through the wall he's hiding behind is very satisfying. My 6 year old shouting "I killed him dad, shot him right in the face like you said" playing together made me want to keep playing.
Hatred, pretty cool in concept.... Mass murder screaming civilians with guns and exolos sieves to advance to the but without the fps mod I'm not too good with top down games. Executing a civilian to refill my health so I can finish killing the cops and other random bystanders was worth the money for the pre-order.