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Limit video game time, they shouldn’t be something of a life choice that way. World of Warcraft isn’t the only thing which matters in life, and as for getting enough money for a computer, start working at 16, in the meantime, join a sport or take up running or doing something of that nature to have a balance of when you’re out of the house and enjoying time working out or being with friends. There must be a healthy balance.
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god… i have friends, and i didnt say i dont have a life. i spend all day doing normal stuff, but most of the night gaming. so let me rephrase, does anyone actually have an opinion on the question i asked, or are yall just going to get on my case about how its a waste of time? god, the way you people are acting is like i said i worship the blizzard programmers, and base my entire life around games. all i said was i like video game a ton, and i have to have time each day to play a bit. jesus christ, people!
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I didn’t mean it like that baconator96, honestly I didn’t. I mean to say that it’s just tough because you can’t get paid for playing video games. Many people don’t have time to play them at all, it’s a great privellage to be able to, I have to be honest in that.
I don’t mean you should go find friends or something because you certainly must have some. Just try to limit video game time and spend more time with people. Video games are nice, but the programmers work very hard, and unless you’re working extremely hard in the knowledge of them, it’s a difficult field to get into. I’m not trying to doubt your dreams, but it’s tough, and it’s always good to have a good support to lean back on in life. The way it seems so far, it’s as though you’re very much delving into video gaming, I think it’s good for what you want to do and I wish you luck in it. You’ll find your way in life and find the things you want to do, I’m sorry I sounded offensive.
God put it very blatantly, but i agree with #5. I;m sure that you do have friends, but truely, honestly, undoubtly video games will eat away at your life and soul. They did it to me. For me it was an addiction, but i’ve dropped it, and I love my life 10x more now.
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I knew God was somewhere, and Canada is no surprised. :P
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ok i c. i hear its nice there in the summer.
well,i thought i had it down but prettypouf beat me to it.video games are fun, and fine, in moderation. but theyll sap away at your lifeotherwise.
If you find you have a passion for something that’s good. But we wise - do you need qualifications? Enjoy your passion but do all the other things too. Video games do not put food in your belly or a roof over your head. So balance, my friend, balance.
I would wait until your 16 or until the summer. Basically you need to take a realistic look at everything. I was talking to some people in the gaming industry and one guy said that you should be really good at drawing and should always be doing it, aswell as being able to start from scratch and make a classic game like pacman. I would definitely take your time with everything and don’t rush into work. It gets old quick especially if your working fastfood. Anyways ask your parents for some help with funds or ask for a couple months for a christmas present. If you can’t afford WoW, their are always other alternatives aswell such as the free mmo’s. There are a few good ones.
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the best part about this whole thing is that i got ONE person who answered the question i asked instead of dissing me. thanks for the help…NOT
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