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the day blizz has to stop paying to keep the servers up is the day your bf goes to hell
What the **** happened to your eyebrows?
I'm a girl and a WoW player. My fiance is also a WoW player. I agree that it is a bonding experience. It also makes for dorky conversation but who cares? It's something that you share, which is the great part of being in a relationship...shared experiences. If you're keeping him from WoW, I'd say to try and join in the fun. There might be things that he does for you, even though he would prefer not to. If you prefer not to join in, I say there are lots of non-WoW-playing fish in the sea.
LMFAOOOOOOO #91 <-- that sucks! my friend plays WoW, he wont stop, he plays 24/7 its kinda irritating, but i survive.
lmao i play world of warcraft and that's exactly what my older brother would say to his girlfriend
holy shiz, a ton of wow player hatred. step off our nuts! as my friend put it, "it's fun and sociable, it's cheap, and it keeps me out of trouble." 12 dollars a month is not expensive at all, and is actually cheaper than some console gamers even if they only purchased 3 games a year (148<150+). and as other people said, it's a hobby. people are predisposed to addiction itself by not being able to schedule and balance their lives, which has nothing to do with the fact that they could enjoy football, video games, or ****. #102 had a lot of good points to make :D and i could understand the "loser" stigma (which, as many people stated before, i have good friends, play other games, have a girlfriend and social life, and go to college), but telling us we're going to hell or don't deserve a life outside of wow sounds like some personal problem you should seek help with. tldr; lol@"expensive" and 'XBL is cool'
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My boyfriend and I play WoW together...it's basically how we bond...
I played Wow for about two years and finally broke free of it. It's funny that when you hear two people talk about the game and quitting, you can replace Wow with "crack" and it still makes sense. For example, "I quit Wow two months ago and whenever someone mentions it, I still get a little sad and anxious."