Proof that WoW is a drug
There is a big story coming today, about my trip to Assateague, and other important news in my life. But first, some random thoughts on WoW:
For every reason you can think of for leaving WoW, they have a message to try and keep you playing. If I select, "I play too much" it gives: Interesting. Very interesting. Did you know:
This is very interesting, but ultimately predictable. I do love playing games, but I'm afraid this game has yet to maintain my interest long enough to take me from my other passions -- namely, writing, art and enjoying activities away from the computer, as most of my work is on the computer.
That is all.
For every reason you can think of for leaving WoW, they have a message to try and keep you playing. If I select, "I play too much" it gives: Interesting. Very interesting. Did you know:
We are proud that we were able to make a successful, enjoyable game. And as much as we'd like you to keep playing, we understand that there are certain circumstances which may prevent continuous game play.
Currently, we have no plans to delete World of Warcraft accounts regardless of their activity history. Provided that the characters do not get deleted by the account holder, we will retain all character information on our servers indefinitely.
This is very interesting, but ultimately predictable. I do love playing games, but I'm afraid this game has yet to maintain my interest long enough to take me from my other passions -- namely, writing, art and enjoying activities away from the computer, as most of my work is on the computer.
That is all.