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hucklberry
Legend
/cry
Arberian021
By the Claws be Punished!
Whyyyyyyyyyyyy
I don't want yet another good person to quit
Most experienced F2P players are quitting WoW....
I play WoW since 2007 and i didnt quit. I dont want others to quit because its more fun playing together...
Gethi
Legend
Come to the real world bruddha
quit wow entirely, and fill alllllllll that wow time with doing internet marketing. So much more productive and I feel like im GETTING the sense of achievement i was TRYING to get from wow for years.
Since I quit video games my life has improved hugely, I guess because I just have way too much of an addictive personality and I think you do at times as well to be honest. Just think of the skills you could have acquired in your wow /played time.
quit wow entirely, and fill alllllllll that wow time with doing internet marketing. So much more productive and I feel like im GETTING the sense of achievement i was TRYING to get from wow for years.
Since I quit video games my life has improved hugely, I guess because I just have way too much of an addictive personality and I think you do at times as well to be honest. Just think of the skills you could have acquired in your wow /played time.
Mesikämmen
pwner
^Does it really matter what skills or how much wealth you aqcuire in life, when you'll eventually end up in dust like everyone else? I don't personally get why you would quit something because "it's a waste of time" or "I could do something productive instead of playing". Then again, if you enjoy wow less than something else you could do with the time you spend on wow, then go for it. But don't quit something you enjoy because "it's a waste of time", because eventually everything you've done will be in vain, anyways.
Gethi
Legend
^
I agree with the principle. But all I'm saying is that (at least for me), quitting video games and replacing that time with work seems like it will boost my overall "life enjoyment" or whatever much more in the long term than WoW ever will. For example, if you're earning even $1k a month off what otherwise would have been WoW time I think most people wouldnt regret the decision.
I agree with the principle. But all I'm saying is that (at least for me), quitting video games and replacing that time with work seems like it will boost my overall "life enjoyment" or whatever much more in the long term than WoW ever will. For example, if you're earning even $1k a month off what otherwise would have been WoW time I think most people wouldnt regret the decision.
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