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Lot of nostalgia and time lost. My wife and I played together before we had kids so we could stay up to 2-3 AM on weekends and 40 man raid Molten Core or Black
by ropman76 11y ago
Lot of nostalgia and time lost. My wife and I played together before we had kids so we could stay up to 2-3 AM on weekends and 40 man raid Molten Core or Blackwing Lair. We were lucky to find some married people who played and/or some more mature players. We stopped after we had kids (time crunch LOL) but we still keep in touch with some of our guild mates.
- cm2012 11y agoMy wife and I play - but we have no friends who do. I am envious!
- barce 11y agoFolks mentioned the time lost. Honestly, if you keep journals of your time in Azeroth, you'll see that they rival any life story. I think the memories gained far outweigh anything "real." I think there are a few fiction writers that owe a few plot twists to what's happened in their game play.
- rubicon33 11y agoStop calling it 'time lost'! If you had fun, and formed beneficial relationships, then why was that lost time? Even relaxation, has utility.
- rubicon33 11y agoStop calling it 'time lost'! If you had fun, and formed beneficial relationships, then why was that lost time? Even relaxation, has utility.