Just did a major test of gamer geek will-power

Gryphon Osiris

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I cancelled my Battle Net account and uninstalled World of Warcraft.

Call me crazy on this, but when a game starts taking over one's life it's time to stop playing it.
 
That's not crazy. I'd say it's very smart. Not that I didn't enjoy WoW, but knowing when you need to stop and then actually being able to is a very good thing.
 
GJ. Everyone has a limit.

I wonder if I'll ever find that one game to take me over.....
 
I cancelled my Battle Net account and uninstalled World of Warcraft.

Call me crazy on this, but when a game starts taking over one's life it's time to stop playing it.

Good job man im proud of ya WoW did the same to me before but... I may come back whenever that expansion comes out to level wiht a friend because ittl be completely different. I havent played MMO's for ever just CSS lol.
 
lol gj man! it took me a while to realize i needed to quit and finally did. I go back to it now and again and play for a month or 2 then get bored and quit again. I especially try to cancel my account while im in school so it doesnt interfere with my work as much.
 
yea for me its always...bros before games, school before games, family before games, girls before games....if any of that starts taking over...then its time to cancel stuff :]
 
i never got addicted to this game, i mean i know people could get to level 70, this was before ft, in like a week. i bought a game card, 2 months, and i only got up to 63, lol

but good job man, i know its hard to quit.
 
I did that a little over a year ago. That game really got dull.

Anyway good job man.
 
Good for you. Not only is it a waste of time, but also a waste of money. This is of course my personal opinion.
 
Good Job! I quit wow by working at a summer camp. 2 months gone = no guild and behind in gear. Plus your prospective really changes.
 
You can't resist its power...you'll be back when Cataclysm comes out...just like the rest of us.
 
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