Breakfast Topic: The curious phenomenon of "reverse burnout"

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5-10-2011 @ 8:54AM

Khirsah said...

As so many have said, the hardest thing with the new content is the time commitment. I don't often get 2 free hours to play WoW, so I have not run the enough instances to get geared enough for raiding. Then it is like a cycle: I can't get excited to run instances when it feels like you'll never see the end-game content. But the reason it feels like I'll never see that content is because I don't have the time to run 5 mans. So I can't get excited to run them, and so on...

I have turned my attention to the much less time consuming pvp. But again, trying to coordinate a 5, or even 3 man team, has proven very difficult. So I just do bg's and 2 man arena. After I hit my point cap, there is very little reason to log on. I work on some reps, but that is about it.

My wife is a teacher, and will soon be on summer break. I'm hoping that I can get some solid time in then, and hopefully even join up with a guild alt raid. So there is some hope on the horizon.

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