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it's very easy to quit WoW
kingkong10
Member Posts: 38
I've done it dozens of times.
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I've quit several times...just this week!!
i quit yesterday just don't be seduced by the poor peon that beggs u to stay, lol
and u dont have to fill in the additional comments box, and ur account is still there so whenever u break ur addiction recovery group rules u can play and cry ur eyes out in guilt later.
I quit WoW several months ago..........Playing GW atm.
Well, to be honest. I used to be a heavy addicted WoW player. Started back in beta and play it almost every day, serveral hours even. However when I got my new job I kinda "Woke Up" and finally realised what I was doing with my life. Now I have a good social life, a girlfriend a car and firm job and enjoy playing a few hours of Guild Wars each week.
Well, to be honest. I used to be a heavy addicted WoW player. Started back in beta and play it almost every day, serveral hours even. However when I got my new job I kinda "Woke Up" and finally realised what I was doing with my life. Now I have a good social life, a girlfriend a car and firm job and enjoy playing a few hours of Guild Wars each week.
ah ok..so it means your not playing wow again..what are the difference of guildwars to wow??Well, to be honest. I used to be a heavy addicted WoW player. Started back in beta and play it almost every day, serveral hours even. However when I got my new job I kinda "Woke Up" and finally realised what I was doing with my life. Now I have a good social life, a girlfriend a car and firm job and enjoy playing a few hours of Guild Wars each week.
ah ok..so it means your not playing wow again..what are the difference of guildwars to wow??I think the difference could be immeasurable. I am not talking about game content though so don't get nervous. When you make the commitment to stop doing something and have strong motivations to do so, you have to or else risk becoming addicted again. It's like any problem. Just think of alcoholism. He still likes the social online community but in order to stay out of the addictive circle, he chooses another game and makes a concious decision to play it less. The temptation, and social circle is not there from the old game to try to force the addiction back.
Which Final Fantasy Character Are You?
Final Fantasy 7
Well, to be honest. I used to be a heavy addicted WoW player. Started back in beta and play it almost every day, serveral hours even. However when I got my new job I kinda "Woke Up" and finally realised what I was doing with my life. Now I have a good social life, a girlfriend a car and firm job and enjoy playing a few hours of Guild Wars each week.
ah ok..so it means your not playing wow again..what are the difference of guildwars to wow??I think the difference could be immeasurable. I am not talking about game content though so don't get nervous. When you make the commitment to stop doing something and have strong motivations to do so, you have to or else risk becoming addicted again. It's like any problem. Just think of alcoholism. He still likes the social online community but in order to stay out of the addictive circle, he chooses another game and makes a concious decision to play it less. The temptation, and social circle is not there from the old game to try to force the addiction back.
ah ok..i get your point..well good for him..i guess i will do what he do if im gettin addicted to the game..
in wow,i am a warrior, the tauren warrior.
i am very looking forward to play Bruning Crusade...
love wow,love blizzard~
$OE lies list
http://www.rlmmo.com/viewtopic.php?t=424&start=0
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And I don't want to hear anything about "I don't believe in vampires" because *I* don't believe in vampires, but I believe in my own two eyes, and what *I* saw is ******* vampires! "
The mind boggles from the <insert most popular MMORPG> addiction nonsense threads.
People need to cease enforcing their social standards upon others. What's normal for me is addiction for you. What's normal for you is addiction for someone else. It's a never ending circle of people trying to manipulate others towards their own version of "proper social conduct".
in wow,i am a warrior, the tauren warrior.
i am very looking forward to play Bruning Crusade...
love wow,love blizzard~
Is it me, or does the above sound like Borat.. O_o"in life, i am presenter, the khazakstani presenter.
I am very looking forward to traveling to your country for culteral learnings.
love your country, love you, we make sex explosion now?"
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Well, to be honest. I used to be a heavy addicted WoW player. Started back in beta and play it almost every day, serveral hours even. However when I got my new job I kinda "Woke Up" and finally realised what I was doing with my life. Now I have a good social life, a girlfriend a car and firm job and enjoy playing a few hours of Guild Wars each week.
ah ok..so it means your not playing wow again..what are the difference of guildwars to wow??I think the difference could be immeasurable. I am not talking about game content though so don't get nervous. When you make the commitment to stop doing something and have strong motivations to do so, you have to or else risk becoming addicted again. It's like any problem. Just think of alcoholism. He still likes the social online community but in order to stay out of the addictive circle, he chooses another game and makes a concious decision to play it less. The temptation, and social circle is not there from the old game to try to force the addiction back.
ah ok..i get your point..well good for him..i guess i will do what he do if im gettin addicted to the game..
Well, it worked for me.