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10-14-2010 @ 8:14AM
Kevin said...
WoW has changed my life though I'm torn as to whether it was for better or worse. Freshman year of college I changed rooms after the first semester ended due to an absolutely horrible room mate situation. I moved in with another fellow WoW player. I moved into a room with him one floor down in the same building I was living in. The first time I walked out of that room I noticed a sign hanging at the top of my neighbor's door across the hall that read: "Scryer's Tier" and there it began. It turned out that about 10 of the 19 rooms on that floor were occupied by wow players and I ended up making some great friends!
On the flip side, WoW is not conducive to study habits unless you are a very well disciplined person. While others wasted their time drinking and partying, I wasted my time drinking, partying and then returning back to the room to blow up guild chat. Though in terms of professional skill, I feel I am one of, if not the, most qualified members of my graduating class. Downside being that I'll be here for another semester, while all their lives and careers are getting started.
I could go on, but I'll leave it there. I've made great friends and great memories, but at a cost.
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10-14-2010 @ 8:56AM
EaterOfBirds said...
i hear you on the studying brother. Quantum physics or WoW? an all too simple choice ^ ^
10-14-2010 @ 10:28AM
Brian Arnold said...
I paid a similar cost to MUDs, given when I went through college.
Let me tell you: That cost is minimal. One extra semester (or year) isn't that big of a deal in the long run. The friendships can persist for much longer, and the price was well worth it. :)