So, as a first post into the CBlog I wanted to express my undying love for World of Warcraft. It is without any regret that I recently started a character on a fellow Wowmate's account. At first I was skeptical, just trying to feel out the game as with anything else, but I felt like I needed more. This calling kept ringing in the back of my head saying, "Go...start a trial account." (Or maybe it was the peer pressure from friends.) Needless to say, my 11 day trial turned into a full blown account in which I fell in love with Blizzard all over again. Not since the days of Starcraft and the expansion Brood War have I loved Blizzard so much. Now, I am a level 11 gnome Warlock heading onto 12, still learning the WoW vocab, trying not to be such a n00b, controlling my addiction, and just having some fun learning new abilities. Most recently, I started tailoring and herbalism, because I am a clothy. I feel an astounding connection to a character with abilities, summons, and skills in which I would love to find myself having if I was into
Larping or other fantasy role playing games.
So, to all my fellow Dtoiders - discovery can be wonderful, go try something new today, gaming will
always be!
I has gold.
Yeah.
Pure Colombian.
You come to me for your troubles, k?
Step 2. Click "Add or Remove Programs"
Step 3. Highlight World of Warcraft
Step 4. Click Remove
Congratulations, You have saved your social life.
I´m still working with my therapist to answer the memory holes I have between 2004 and 2006.
It consumes your life, like really bad.
nice solid game, so long as you don't get wrapped up into it and try to do the real serious end game and worry about PvP balance.
good times
It starts out the exactsame way as you stated above. I started with a trial then the full subscription. Then you get to 70, you want more gear, you get into a raiding or pvp guild with attendence requirements, you rush home from work/school and hope to get on in time to raid. You play the game for 4-5 hours, then go to bed, go to work/school the next day and repeat that process for years. While I did have fun, looking back on it now it was a complete fucking waste of my time and I wish I quit earlier. Trust me your penis will thank you.
its a massacte
I have a lvl 60 Undead Warlock that I'm working on getting to 70.
This game is so incredible.
Blizzard (once again) proves that they're the best devs out there.
:)
the problem is, no matter how much time you put in, you can't 'finish' the game and be completely done with it... If you quit, it'll keep nagging at you because you just want one more level...
Im being dead serious.. WoW will suck you in and never let go.
As for you Trihoppin if you really want to play the game I'd recommend choosing a replacement game now, one that you are psyched about that you'll stop playing WoW for. Say like Spore or MGS4 something that will suck you in for a couple weeks and help break the WoW addiction. Also if you can avoid it don't get involved with a guild, being a loner will help you have less attachment to the game come quitting time.