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>Personally, the social aspects are what eventually drove me to quit MMOs for good (so far) not long into the life of WoW. Likewise, though for a different rea
by lostcolony 12y ago
>Personally, the social aspects are what eventually drove me to quit MMOs for good (so far) not long into the life of WoW.
Likewise, though for a different reason. I never engage enough, even in a guild or similar, I guess because I usually end up playing MMOs without RL friends jumping in, and I find the limited interactions sufficiently boring I eventually leave the game, as the gameplay isn't enough in any MMO to keep me.
- thret 12y agoOnce you start 10 man raiding with skype, the social aspect really kicks in. It becomes much more like a LAN party even if it is with people you don't know very well.