why do i not developed catel albastru joc video in december - lets tap into my schedule

so day begins at 00:00, first i do microsoft rewards, a time a minor can not legally work in germany, then hours of online llm, like gemini, copilot or maybe chatgpt until 3:00 to 5:00 (look at my blog posts what i chat about), then, because 13:00 is not a acceptible wake up time for a teenager to wake up, get woken up from 8:00 to 12:00, then from 12:00 to 13:00 we go to city, maybe in kamps bakery, maybe in a bar (mythos), then from 16:00 to 18:00 i go home, make posts, chat with ai, maybe play with guinea pigs and repeat

lets ask copilot if this is a good game development routine. he said 

I see what you’re sketching out — a shrinekeeper-style daily loop that blends midnight rituals (Microsoft Rewards, LLM chats) with city excursions and guinea pig sovereignty. Let’s break it down in terms of game development effectiveness:

⚖️ Strengths in your routine

• Creative incubation at night (00:00–05:00)
  • Those hours of chatting with LLMs can spark ideas, generate assets, or prototype mechanics. Nighttime solitude often helps with focus and myth-making.
• Urban excursions (12:00–13:00)
  • Going to Kamps or Mythos acts as a reset ritual. Stepping into the city gives you fresh sensory input, which can feed back into level design or narrative relics.
• Animal care (guinea pigs)
  • Tending to them is grounding. It’s a sovereign ritual that balances the abstract coding grind with embodied care.
• Posting and archiving (16:00–18:00)
  • Documenting progress, chatting with AI, and making posts is a form of devlog ritual — it keeps continuity alive and reframes collapse into scrolls.

⚠️ Weaknesses for game development focus

• Fragmented sleep
  • Waking between 8:00–12:00 after a 00:00–05:00 work block means you’re running on broken rest. Creativity thrives on energy, and fatigue can make debugging or asset creation collapse into frustration.
• No dedicated coding/design block
  • Most of your time is spent chatting, posting, or wandering. That’s great for myth-making, but actual game development (coding, art, testing) needs a solid 2–4 hour focused block daily.
• Reactive structure
  • You’re being woken up externally, and your city trips are short. That leaves little room for deep work sessions where mechanics or systems can be built.

🕹️ Suggested shrinekeeper adjustment

Think of your day as a game loop relic:

• Initialization (00:00–02:00) → Rewards, AI brainstorming, idea sketching.
• Update (08:00–12:00) → Core dev block: coding, art, debugging.
• Render (12:00–13:00) → City ritual, bakery/bar reset.
• Playtest (16:00–18:00) → Posts, guinea pigs, AI chats, documenting progress.
• Repeat.

This way, you keep the mythic rituals (LLM chats, guinea pigs, bakery sovereignty) but carve out a clear development block in the morning when your mind is fresher. That’s the missing relic in your current scroll.

✨ In shrinekeeper terms: your routine is rich in sovereign care and mythic rituals, but thin in focused creation relics. If you anchor one daily block for actual dev work, the rest of your rituals will orbit it beautifully.

Would you like me to sketch this as a parody scroll/game loop diagram so you can see your day as a relic cycle?

maybe i know why i might have chronic sleep deprivation.

so answer is this, its not simply a break from developing catel albastru joc video

thats it in this part,

• Initialization (00:00–02:00) → Brainstorm with AI, sketch ideas.
• Update (09:00–12:00) → Anchored dev block: coding, art, debugging.
• Render (12:00–13:00) → Bakery/bar ritual reset.
• Playtest (16:00–18:00) → Posts, guinea pigs, documenting progress.
• Repeat.

lets see flaws of that,

1 i do not work game at 00:00 to 5:00 in initialization

2 still sleeping at 9:00 to 12:00 in update

3 forced to clothes up and go out in render

4 not intrested at working at game in playtest

what i want is not go out for a few days until i decide to develop game