WoW?

I used to, I've since quit. Had a level 70 NE druid on Thunderlord, and a level 60 BE Paladin same server (never finished).

 

I used to have a 60 Mage, full tier 3 (before xpac was released), a 60 druid (tier 2), 60 warlock, 50 rogue, 50 priest.

Then I quit cause it took up too much of my time. This was like years ago! I'm still friends with some people i met thru the game!

 

My druid was pretty decked out pre-xpac, but we only had 5 bosses down in Naxx. I quit for the same reason, and also met a lot of really cool people through it. A few people I still talk to often. And, if nothing else, the game distracted me from my depression for 2 years... and also gained about 30 lbs and lost all my social life.

 

:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: This is why the world will soon end and the Department of Homeland Security will be breaking down your door to find those terrorists.

Anybody speak English? Just kidding :icon_bigg

 

Don't worry Lorenz - I don't know what they're talking about either!

 

I played in February but I couldn't really get into it... had a level 18 NE that took forever to level. I just played it last month and got two level 21 blood elves (warlock and paladin) and I ended up in NE land. Talk about hardness. >_<

The moral of the story is, WoW focuses too much on high end content. they should either speed up levelling or make it a tad easier for us. Maybe I just suck, I dunno. But I don't plan to play it again. I don't think any game shall beat my 1800 hours of Guild Wars gameplay. (I'm an addict, I know!)

While on that bit, I hate GW now. I hate how commercialised it's gotten (that's how I describe it, sometimes I use different words that mean different things) like how "special" the expansion is gonna be and how even special-er the "GW2" is going to be. And they kept nerfing my favourite profession (Ritualist) and kept making my hated profession (Dervish) even stronger. What I liked about the game was how balanced it was. Now they're making it more imbalanced with every update and I hated the fact that my character had become more party reliant.

Sorry for the rant... it's probably obvious I don't get out much, so video games are probably one of the only topics I can talk much about.

 

I'm sort of embarassed to say that I had around 200 (if not more) days played between my WoW characters. That's like 4800 hours... now who... was, an addict!

*Runs away in shame*