I used to feel this way, until I get balls and they are not the "greatest ball ever made" and end up taking up space and a waste of money. 

Lately, my ball purchases has been limited to maybe one or two a year.  My last purchase was a Snap Lock a few months ago, and prior to that was a Joyride last year. 

I think my arsenal is pretty solid, so unless something cracks in half, I just enjoy the hype but don't bite.

 

One a year is the goal, so it usually ends up at two.

Using better cleaners, a NuBall oven, and keeping the surface fresh has mostly eliminated any real need to constantly buy new stuff though. I just like getting something that does different things than what I currently have. Retire one piece, then a couple years later go and buy something similar to what that was. The only real constant is a snow tire at the top.

It's a cyclical model for sure... but I don't mind. 

I got rid of 22 balls and recently sent two ball to a member on here... I don't want to have more than 6 balls besides the spare ball. but I recently found out I have 9!!! 3 over...

But between the hyraod and breeze, I have a gap. I need to fill that gap, but I'm holding back because it'll be 10 balls owned. It's hard to fight that feeling to get NIBs.

Looking at getting the Motiv Venom Cobra

Stop giving in to the hype that the next ball will be better than your last 10 favorites and you will cure your addiction. 

I know what kind of weight blocks work well for me. I also know which ones don't. I like the Dream cores just not balls with a pearl cover and that core. I feel like the Night Hawk SE is very close to the X, but I have an X on order because I can cover all but heavy with the Night Hawk. I liked the look of the Pures, but I did not match up extremely well with the Combustion core. On the other hand, I could have put holes in an Unreal and know what I was getting. Drill to fill a gap, buy a spinner and work that thing well. The amount of balls you buy will go down dramatically.

The better you get, the less stuff you will drill.

Northface28  nailed it! It is what it is!

I find myself buying fewer and fewer pieces, maybe 1 or 2 a year at best. And as soon as I buy something, some other balls have to go!

The better you get, the less stuff you will drill.

But how much stuff do you WANT to drill is the question!!