I play wow but not too much either. I get home late from work (~7pm) and i have nothing else to do. Everybody i know is usually scattered doing something else so i go work out, eat, and either veg in front of the tv or play a video game. At most i spend 10% of one day to play the game while the other 90% is being occupied with work, kendo, or something else. I have seen people literally log on, park their toons on the steps of a bank or Auction House or some raid instance and still be logged on the next day I log in. That is waaay too much.

 

ohh i need to slap myself for forgetting Half-Life LoL that map called Crossfire dont forget the Crowbar.

 

I've been wow free for two years now.
one game that ruined me was counter strike. after being in competitive play for awhile it just became too stressful because it wasn't about fun anymore.

 

I played MapleStory for a year or so...the guys that came over from WoW called it "crack"

 

maplestory, i played that ish too. Knew some ppl that gave me there accts with some uber gear, now i know better. I played a little wow too, a little late. STarted about when Wrath of the Lich king came out. Got to lvl 80 played in arena, but got out cause i was spending way too much time there. Like people say, moderation is key. I just posted this up cause i thought it was funny as hell

 

Sadly I wasted a lot of time in college with MMOs. I don't regret it though, because it was hella fun


So a few years ago I got into boxing, muay thai, and jiujitsu and realized DUDE it's like a REAL LIFE MMORPG!

Seriously, in WoW you level up your pwning skills. Well you do the same thing in combat sports - you learn how to pwn people better. And get exercise while you're at it.



Anyways, that's my story of how I kicked the MMO addiction, by finding a real life MMORPG I could level up in haha. At my gym I met my current girlfriend so it turned out all good....

 

Minesweeper???