snoot said:

He's a WoW player. He will probably achieve nothing else in life. Let the man have this.

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Envix said:

I believe I am able to predict the future wow these coincidences are happening more and more frequently by the day in my life!

I read the thread above this before even noticing the title of this thread, which read "Just bombed 3 WoW doses". being pretty freaking stoned, I thought to myself "hmm.. what does world of warcraft have to do with anything? then I scroll over it noticing that it has nothing and realize my mistake.

then I glance down to read the title of this thread...

shit like this has been happening to me on a daily basis.

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Holy shit, same here.

feifen said:

WoW is like doing drugs.

except drugs are actually fun and worth the money.

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(my first time using this image. woo!)

dkamp18 said:

most of the time i hate to generalize video game players of a certain type (hell, i guess i can't stereotype too much, look at my sig), but the WoW players are for the most part a very sad "race" of people.

i had a friend in high school that got into WoW to the point that it literally ruined his life, to the degree that most hard addictive drugs do other people's lives. he actually quit jobs, lost jobs, ruined relationships(with friends, family, and intimate), ignored his own health and hygiene etc.

it is kind of a bizarre phenomena, because it just draws in the people that are hard pressed for a life that they enjoy and gives them a whole new reality that diminishes their perspective on the external world and the things that really matter

edit: again, i try not to generalize, and mean no offense to those who play these games and keep life and reality in perspective. i have never played the game; this is just my external viewpoint on many people that i've seen personally.

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MisterMuscaria said:

dkamp18 said:

most of the time i hate to generalize video game players of a certain type (hell, i guess i can't stereotype too much, look at my sig), but the WoW players are for the most part a very sad "race" of people.

i had a friend in high school that got into WoW to the point that it literally ruined his life, to the degree that most hard addictive drugs do other people's lives. he actually quit jobs, lost jobs, ruined relationships(with friends, family, and intimate), ignored his own health and hygiene etc.

it is kind of a bizarre phenomena, because it just draws in the people that are hard pressed for a life that they enjoy and gives them a whole new reality that diminishes their perspective on the external world and the things that really matter

edit: again, i try not to generalize, and mean no offense to those who play these games and keep life and reality in perspective. i have never played the game; this is just my external viewpoint on many people that i've seen personally.

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My little brother had a problem with MMOs. He didnt leave the house for weeks on end and even kept a fridge and microwave next to his PC.

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