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So yes. WoW, that game that rules the internet, released a little expansion pack recently. You may have heard of it.
No doubt some of you have wives, husbands, boyfriends, girlfriends and best friends who have fallen pray to Blizzard's evil policies of sucking money, time, life and the very soul out of people. I myself have several friends (and one girlfriend) whose only response these past two days have been 'Can't talk, raiding' or 'SHUT UP, WoW time!'
This is sad. The best way to deal with it, surely, is to have a support group and tell each other our stories of abandonment. So share already! Cause I need support. :(
You have my pity. and I'll bring the beer.
We used to hang out all the time; we were the best of friends, inseparable and constant... until WoW came along... :-(
I love chicken and I love my chums! WoW 4evr 0;'-)
We lost a member of my old group to WoW. Kind of a diss to the group when someone keeps choosing online gaming over, you know, actual gaming.
He was pretty munchkin though, so I wasn't too torn up about it myself...
I wish I understood WOW. My oldest friend, who was the foundation of my old gaming group, tried to get me hooked on the game. Strangely, I felt like I was playing a spreadsheet. There was a whole lot of pointing and clicking, coupled with accounting for wolf pelts.... I just don't see the allure.... Though my friend's wife kept asking if Blizzard was going to start providing free divorce and marriage counseling with subscription as WOW pretty much replaced their relationship, I just couldn't get addicted to what I considered a bland meaningless game.