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DJ FC · 10-27-2006, 10:37 AM

I really don't see the appeal of world of warcraft, I've played it for a little bit on a friends account and kept thinking "this is more like work than a game, there is no playing only rigorous tasks to complete that are a pain in the ass, how is this fun?"

And people get obsessed with it, I know a guy who got a DUI so for almost an entire year afterwards he wouldn't go out on the weekends (pussy) and instead played world of warcraft. Well now he has sold his online character for a couple hundred dollars and he's back into drinking form again. But who is going to buy an online character for real money? Seems weird to me.

10-27-2006, 10:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
DJ FC MURICAN Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Virginia Posts: 5,136 Internets: 253094	I really don't see the appeal of world of warcraft, I've played it for a little bit on a friends account and kept thinking "this is more like work than a game, there is no playing only rigorous tasks to complete that are a pain in the ass, how is this fun?" And people get obsessed with it, I know a guy who got a DUI so for almost an entire year afterwards he wouldn't go out on the weekends (pussy) and instead played world of warcraft. Well now he has sold his online character for a couple hundred dollars and he's back into drinking form again. But who is going to buy an online character for real money? Seems weird to me.
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