The WoW Addiction Strikes... Help the Cold turkey Guy
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I hope it´s the lack of social interaction that leaves you unsatisfied because WOW gameplay is like trying to race against formula 1 cars with a original T-Ford
so either get a good chat program or pick up a good fps with a few friends so you can avoid the 13 year old who things he owns because he camps in a corner.
so either get a good chat program or pick up a good fps with a few friends so you can avoid the 13 year old who things he owns because he camps in a corner.
What if I bought all the DLC, and got 100% of all the trophies on PS3 from the DLC and main game? is that considered 100%? Cos I finished Fallout in July after starting in January.Slayer_2 said:
samaritan.squirrel said:
Don't start... Just don't... This will only end badly, and to be honestly, as long as it's 3D, the grahpics are good, and you can't say terrible gameplay unless it is completly flawed, like Demon's Souls Dodge Button, or the cover system of Amry of Two: The 40th Day (Seriously... don't even bother with it...).Doc Theta Sigma said:
Ughhh, my Webcomic phase...oppp7 said:
I actually spent all of my Saturday while my friend was out of town once just reading the Webcomic "Pokemon X" and I loved every second of it...
Speaking of which, the dude never finished it did he? Can someone link it? It features a Machoke, Machokin' his chicken!
Also I read every XKCD comic ever...
Yeah... in a single day, I aint proud.
...Tekyro said:
Try to figure out why you became "addicted" to it to begin with.
Usually, the constant need for the escapism WoW provides is rooted in something going on in your life. I've been there (I still play to and fro, mind you), and the reason I found consolation in the escapism was because I was having a hard time with school and my douchebag dad, and to avoid confronting my problems, sought to escape from them instead.
After I got my problems sorted out, the need to log on diminished. I still play (my account is frozen atm, though, because I really cba paying for it right now), but not nearly as much as I did when I was doing anything to avoid confrontation about my problems in school.
Usually, the constant need for the escapism WoW provides is rooted in something going on in your life. I've been there (I still play to and fro, mind you), and the reason I found consolation in the escapism was because I was having a hard time with school and my douchebag dad, and to avoid confronting my problems, sought to escape from them instead.
After I got my problems sorted out, the need to log on diminished. I still play (my account is frozen atm, though, because I really cba paying for it right now), but not nearly as much as I did when I was doing anything to avoid confrontation about my problems in school.
stop trying to find a replacement, or you'll just keep comparing it and thus think of WoW
find a new genre, like platform or fps
or y'know, do something productive... like going outside?
find a new genre, like platform or fps
or y'know, do something productive... like going outside?
There's a million and a half threads written by the same people as you. Why don't you read the responses on that thread?
Anyway, try going outside or doing something else. How hard can it be really? It's not Cocaine is it?
What you need is someone to tell you how worthless you are as a human being to make you give up, so I suggest joining the army.
Anyway, try going outside or doing something else. How hard can it be really? It's not Cocaine is it?
What you need is someone to tell you how worthless you are as a human being to make you give up, so I suggest joining the army.
Yeah, I play WoW, but the end game content is just not good or substantial enough to keep on playing forever...
Had some fun with 3.3 last week, but now it's no news till Cataclysm next year.
Had some fun with 3.3 last week, but now it's no news till Cataclysm next year.
