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World of Warcraft crazyness

Posted by: julynell on: November 15, 2008

So, last thursday, early night, World of Warcraft’s second expansion pack got released: Wrath of the Lichking. As a hard-core player, Croga has to go get it, in the middle of the night in a store that had special midnight opening for this release. I thought it would be nice to start playing again too and do something fun with my hubby. So I went with him and along came some friends too, all hard-core WoW players.

I started playing again a couple of weeks ago, after not playing for over 2 years. I had fun! :) So I decided to play some more again.

After we came back from the store at 2 AM, we both immediately installed the update and after fifteen minutes or so, we started playing. And I had not such a good time…. I mean; how crazy can one get going to the store in the middle of the night to get themself a game?! And I was beaten, I had worked all day. Next to that, Croga was going too fast, I couldn’t keep up with him, so I wasn’t even sure what I was doing. I got frustrated and cranky and decided at 4 AM to go to bed and discard the whole WoW crazyness.

And now it’s saturday. After that midnight debacle I did not go online anymore. I did other things, like drawing to design my own wordpress theme. I did groceries and enjoyed myself with other things than WoW.

But however, I did decide to play again, but in my own time, in my own way. I don’t need to be level 80 by the end of sunday. I don’t want to join a guild, because of all the expectations there are. I will level my druid in my own time. It’s a game, it has to be and stay fun ;)

In all fairness, the game still looks great. The new quests in the expansion are awesome. So I still like the game, so you don’t get me wrong :)

btw: as of now, Croga is level 75 and on schedule to reach 80 by tomorrow night. He will always stay a hard-core player, I think. Whatever rocks his boat ;)

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Warrior of Light

When a warrior is the victim of injustice, he usually tries to be alone, in order not to show his pain to others.

This is both good and bad.

It is one thing to allow one's heart to heal it's wounds slowly, but it is quite another to sit all day in deep contemplation for fear of seeming weak.

Inside each of us there lives an angel and a devil, and their voices are very alike. Confronted by a problem, the devil encourages that solitary conversation, trying to show us how vulnerable we are. The angel makes us reflect upon our attitudes and occasionally needs someone else's mouth to reveal itself.

A warrior balances solitude and dependence.

from Manual of the Warrior of Light by Paulo Coelho

 

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