Drugs, My Anti-World of Warcraft

You can beat your addiction to WoW if you choose a healthier alternative.
kingsbloodsays...

I play WoW, but I don't play like that guy. I hear stories about people that neglect their children over games similar to WoW and I can't help but wonder how people can let themselves become that pathetic.

Upvote.

kronosposeidonsays...

Kuga, you're a recovering WoWaholic. I hope you got your 90 Days Sober chip at the last meeting. Don't get cocky; that's how they all fall off the wagon. Next thing you know you'll be skipping showers and eating nothing but Ramen noodles in front of your PC at 4 in the morning. One day at a time.

AnimalsForCrackerssays...

WoW (while it was fun when it was new and fresh, I guess some of this can be attributed to the fact that I previously played Everquest/Camelot quite intensively) killed my interest of MMO's in general. If I ever play a pay-to-play MMO again it better completely re-invent the genre & nothing less. Really do regret wasting all that time doing busy-work instead of actually having fun. Games like TF2/Portal in particular have restored my faith in the modern PC FPS. Fun is the bottom line.

cheesemoosays...

Oh, I read Kuga as saying that he quit WoW three months ago, not War3 [several] months ago.

ex-jedi, I've thought before to myself when changing clothes, "which shirt should I equip?", and I've asked my brother "but do we have enough mats for three dozen cookies?".

cheesemoosays...

Have you given their free trials a try? I was personally very against pay-to-play games before I started playing WoW, but I've since spent about 1500 hours playing their game. It might not be for everyone, but I'm glad that I got converted to the MMO side. I have since tried other MMOs, but most kept me wondering "why can't they do [insert gameplay element here] like WoW?"

Obviously, Blizzard is making crazy amounts of money off of this, and kudos to them. It was well worth $15/month for me, and I'd recommend it to anyone with enough free time to make it worthwhile. I probably averaged 4-6 hours per day over my whole subscription, and that felt worth it, for me. Definitely a better value than going to see a movie, and I think you can get WoW and the Burning Crusade expansion for $40 now (and that should include a month subscription).

Seriously, download the trial. I think there's something for everyone, whether you want to take it easy, or spend every waking hour playing, or just explore this vast universe Blizzard has created. There is a lot to experience, a lot of Warcraft lore... a lot of everything. If you're into War3 at all, at least give WoW a try.

blankfistsays...

Why didn't they white balance that video? Jesus, it looks like it was balanced for 2800 degrees Kelvin... oh, did I just geek out? Damn. Well, at least I've never played WOW or any other MMO. Take that!

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