The future for World of Warcraft.

Hey all,

If the future is going to be all about information technology and it is to
be our new society medium, then World of Warcraft has proven already to be a
drug worth banning. To be competitive in the game you must be a complete
nobody, most WoW winners are real life freaks of nature who have chosen WoW
as their drug of choice. Have you ever wanted to compete with Heroin addicts
or Alcoholics?

Stop wasting countless hours playing and do something you won't regret. 1000
hours or more of WoW won't give you memories, it won't teach you anything,
it will bring you down.

Call me a noob or whatever you like, but you are speaking to a man who has
spent his own fair share of time on this game. The Burning Crusade means
nothing. Been there done that, I'm over being lvl 70 (for that matter lvl 80
or 255 if that ever happens).

It was a bit too late for me when I stopped, my wife and child had already
left me and I was too involved in WoW to care.

If you disagree and think WoW is worth it, then go for it and see how you
manage in years to come.

All games are meant to end. WoW is a drug.

Kris

På Sun, 04 Mar 2007 11:22:58 +0100, skrev Kris <kdba.DeleteThis@deakin.edu.au>:

> Stop wasting countless hours playing and do something you won't regret.
> 1000
> hours or more of WoW won't give you memories, it won't teach you
> anything,
> it will bring you down.

Do you also haunt TV or movie newsgroups with your trolling, whining how
they waste precious hours on their chosen form of entertainment?

> All games are meant to end.

Yeah, I know, I was like in this chess tournament, and after playing the
first game they said I had to play another against someone else. What
gives? I had already played chess and that game was over.