Auto-translated
Much of what has been described above is familiar to me. The conclusion seems to me to be almost the only one. It is to stop playing fun games altogether (or very rarely, if possible) and try to play only tournament games in moderation (1-2 tournaments). And then, depending on the circumstances. If it doesn't work out, it's probably better to quit altogether; family is definitely more important than a favorite game. P.S. I am still surprised by the fact that Heroes 3 is the only game that is not so easy to give up. By the way, since my child was born, I have only played on unlimited turns (and even that is distracting), and I can't even imagine how it is possible to play on limited turns. On unlimited turns, I often help my wife while it's the opponent's turn, I play with my son, I peel beets for borscht, etc. But even so, my wife is not happy; Heroes and children are not compatible. And finally, to say it, I got my wife hooked on Heroes before my son was born, and she only played the campaigns, but now Heroes is a children's game, blah blah blah, it's time to stop playing them, etc. But I know why she says that; she says that because she hasn't played Heroes online. But really, think about it: if you take away the online aspect, I wouldn't need Heroes anymore, and I think I'm not the only one. In the end, we've found the culprit: it's the internet.