If online game changes you?

[Krathdar]

it comes down to prioritizing, the game is addicting, but you have control, how well you restrain yourself is indeed a choice you have free will over

[fizikz]

When they say I have no life I ask them?

"What are these lives? Is my whole point in life to run around outside and fuck everything that moves? If so I think bacteria have you beat. They are outside more, do more, and reproduce more. Yet, I don't see a bacteria on the computer having a social interaction with people thousands of miles away. If anything, I have more of a life than most people with a so called life."

I guess it is sad that people fight for the "life" (culture) that promotes violence, over population, poverty, and destruction.

don't bacteria reproduce asexually?

[tet]

It's not excessive, what would be the point in trying to raid then? My night is socialising with friends and engaging in a common activity. Whether it's on a computer or not, it's nothing out of the ordinary to do, is the point I was trying to get across.

I think it's more reasonable if you do it with people you've been in contact with for years (even though for me its still a little weird) or even met in real life, but if you get drunk in-game when you've been in a guild for a month then I think that's really a problem.

[OoMally]

I don't think it has changed me much, but i know a few people who stay in, get fat big time thanks to wow and other online activities

[Rusher]

I don't think it has changed me much, but i know a few people who stay in, get fat big time thanks to wow and other online activities

I wish I would get fat. People exchange me for an anorexic seriously....

[errbo]

it change me.