Wasting their lives away. When they meet the real world, they won't stand a chance.
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Wasting their lives away. When they meet the real world, they won't stand a chance.
That is SO far away from what they would do, they'd just see how much someone needs each thing, addiction and knowledge are two different things, I'm not addicted and I know my fair share about WoW, I know a few people who aren't addicted to it and they know alot, if someone is addicted they'll want it more, since WoW is much easier to get hold of being addicted is far more likely than being addicted to a drug, not everyone gets addicted, it's not actually THAT good. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Twist
This guy I used to be friends with started playing it.
I don't believe that hes left his house in over a year... its really bad.
I think that people who get addicted to it are ruining their chances of a normal or successful future. It destroys their social skills.
i used to play starcraft when i was in middle school, that game was awesome. never saw the warcraft attraction though.
omg why u hatin on my lvel 9 warrior
Aha :D
It is, it is! I can say this from first hand experience. lol :)
Difference is, I do have self control and wont play it for hours upon hours without a break. I knew a boy on there who played for a week with one hour of sleep.
Just to help back up the addiction side of things...
http://videogames.yahoo.com/feature/...acters/1255554
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Known only under the moniker "Prepared," the gamer plays a stunning 36 World of Warcraft accounts on 11 different computers...simultaneously.
i dont see the appeal at all towards this game
its a bunch of ugly looking creatures running around with weapons???
Neither do I see the appeal towards Chris Brown.Quote:
Originally Posted by N-Dubz
He's a ugly looking creature running around hitting his girlfriend.
Ooooh, the vagueness.
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Originally Posted by Crimson
your so clever i wish id thought of that first...