Evening Reading
- Alaska oil problems make everyone emo
- Vista security? Yeah.. dunno
- Leopard hot?
- Truth in videogame rating act
- Buy your lotto tickets here
- Universe is still big
- Google + MTV
Lastly, rumors of the culture war have been greatly exaggerated.
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well thats the point, a lot of adults start playing and get addicted, yet dont acknowledge its an addiction. the others around them clearly see its affecting their life and relationships etc. When a game has that kind of power over you then its best to back off or put a time limit on it. and a true friend who sees thier friend will help out as much as he can.
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Ohhhh. I see, your opinion on this subject is starting to make sense now. Its not your place to tell your friends or girlfriend how they should conduct their lives. If it is making them happy it is making them happy. Once they get bored of it, they will have either have fucked their life up beyond repair and seek help (highly doubtful) or they will move on to something else.
If they don't want to go to school or work or hang out anymore thats their porogative. If it makes them happy I say leave them be.-
what kind of fucked up logic is that? if I see someone I love destroying themselves im going to help them out as much as I can, if people had that point of view on me and I never got help, who knows where Id be. When you see a loved one, fighting with an addiction, be it crack or anything else, you dont leave them to fight it alone on the floor, you help.
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SO what are you going to do anyway? Give your GF/Friend whoever an ultimatum of some kind? Stop playing WOW or ______? Like I said you can’t make somebody stop anything, because if they are addicted they will get defensive and you are left with no choice but to go through with your ultimatum, and I am guessing there is no rock bottom with a WOW addiction so eventually when they finally get bored with it they will move on and you will be left without that GF/Friend whoever
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You're bouncing back and forth between two different arguments here instead of sticking to arguments.
First, is it a good idea to advise somebody if you think they are hurting themselves? You don't seem to think so, which most people would probably disagree with, but I wonder if you aren't arguing this just because you think WoW is fine. That is, if somebody was an alcoholic or into something that could land them in jail, you may not say somebody is so wrong for trying to help them out.
Second, and separate, is the question of whether a WoW addiction can qualify as "fucking up their lives." You don't seem to think so, despite what others see as clear evidence to the contrary. After all, if losing jobs and relationships isn't screwing up your life, what is? Are you thinking strictly of physical harm, or the harming of one's actual bodily life rather than social/professional/etc? -
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As much as I like WoW sometimes, I'm glad that I just can't bring myself to play it for more than a few hours at a time...after that, I just get bored.
Now shit like normal CRPGs and JRPGS, those I can get stuck playing for the better part of a day several days in a row. I fear when FFXII comes out.
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He doesn't have any right to dictate the choices of his friends. If it's their will, he has no right to infringe on it.
But if they're turning themselves into pathetic scum-sucking losers, he has every right to ditch them and find better friends that aren't total wastes. And he has no duty to be polite about it.
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