This.

And you'll need a lot more than some fancy-pancy doctor, tests, trials and hard evidence to convince the family otherwise!




...If only the whole family played WoW, or any game, together. I can only imagine the amount of could it would do to bring a family together.

Unless the DPS is bad, then GTFO my group, Dad, duh. I've got JP to farm! (/EndSarcasm)

Amount of good it would do*
On Christmas list: Edit button.

Trade chat seems to back this up as well.

My husband, 11 year old daughter and I all play together and run a horde guild together on Grizzly Hills. I'm not sure it makes us any smarter (I can hope), but it certainly makes us more understanding of each other.

me: "ok guys, supper's ready"
11 year old: "almost done with this dungeon"
me: "ok hun, finish up quick and hearth and do your repairs and vendoring after dinner."
11 year old: "yes mom."

Life is good :)

Likewise, myself, partner and eldest play and the youngest has just started playing again after a couple of years break with console gaming.

It does work out very well for us, we have a common interest we are all enthusiastic to talk about and like the post above, "I'll just get some place safe" is a legit reason to be a little late for dinner.

My son says he loves having gaming parents :)