World of Warcraft

[AaronB]

I had a 48 Warrior, a 47 Rogue, and a 20 Rogue....

...until Wednesday when I realised that I was allowing WoW to interfere with my real life too much so I sold off all the gear, gave the money away and deleted the characters.

That game can be pretty darned addicting.

 

[Ilmater]

Originally posted by: Ronin
70 Gnome Rogue (PVE)
70 Gnome Rogue (PVP)
70 Dwarf Rogue (PVP)
70 Draenei Shaman (PVE)

4 70s? I'm sorry, I don't say this much, but get a life. Meet people. Jesus. Since January you've spent a BARE MINIMUM of 13 days, or 312 hours, in front of your computer. Bare minimum. I'm betting you're well over that. The best speed run from 1 to 60 is 4 days 20 hours of played time, and most are well above that. I haven't heard of the best 70 times, but unless you're like that french guy, it took you some time. That means that you've spent almost 1/3 of your life - approx. 7 hours a day - playing WoW.

Just think about that.

Originally posted by: Ronin
I do all this with working 60+ hours a week, and spending a fair bit of time with my wife and son. I've been playing MMOs for ~10 years, and ultimately, at the root, they're all the same. Once you know what to do, it's cake.

60+ a week AND spend time with kids? No way. You can't have spent less than 13 days of played time on the game. No way. It's not possible.

For reference, I had 2 60s and a 58 when I got BC, and I now have a 65, a 61, and a 60.

 

[hanoverphist]

Originally posted by: Aikouka
EDIT 2:

Also, maybe it'd be good for you to know that I haven't even been playing my rogue lately other than ganking evil people that kill my shaman, because I've been leveling said shaman.

hehe my rogue is parked in every area my new shaman goes. comes in quite handy.