| The first time I ever played WoW was during the TBC expansion, the only thing is... this first experience happened from an account I had hacked at the time. And the encounter was fairly short, maybe a few hours. I remember going to the Black Temple raid with a random group and also spending time in the area where the Sunwell raid was. Looking back, it's quite surreal to think that this little 'chance' encounter planted a seed that made me fall in love with the game. But a few years down the line I knew I had to cut ties with the game, as I would sometimes go on a binge playing spree and not stop for many months. I say interesting because the game has been turned into an absolute garbage-can that I never want to touch again. Playstyle became lifeless, classes got obliterated, and there are more cosmetic features being added than there are actual class improvements. I'm kinda relieved that this is the case but I feel for the players who have literally invested their lives into their characters. Getting out of that cycle is really hard. Fortunately, I never collected any psychologically-valuable items and simply played the game for the 'action' aspect of it. |
Was there anything particular that helped you quit when you decided to?