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In my experience, there are either two parts of the brain or two personalities within you that constantly feed on one another. For example, when you start play
by skilled 8y ago
In my experience, there are either two parts of the brain or two personalities within you that constantly feed on one another.
For example, when you start playing World of Warcraft again, and a week later it feels like you are a crack addict who needs 10+ hours every day. But the game feels great. It feels great until you hit a wall either in-game or in real life.
And the younger you are, the more difficult it is to hit either of those walls. Last year I hit a bit of a slump in my life and had a few 'dark' months, so I downloaded WoW right around the time of when the new expansion was coming out.
Not only did I realize that Blizzard has surgically removed the "soul" of the game (for whatever reason), I also realized that my conscience can't really keep up with the game for that long.