You can use the old "bowling team" analogy.
Also, you can get your GF to try playing WoW. That's what a guildie of mine did she liked it enough to play on a fairly casual basis, and she'll even heal for us when ever we got content on farm.
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An awful lot of people are bashing me down. It's alright, though! Also, thanks for the positive replies
I'll do what I had in mind.. I'll continue raiding and just try to suggest being with her at every other night I don't have a raid, and if it doesn't work out, I'll cut back on raiding.
I don't know if that's the case - if it is there are even less reasons to not spend your time with the things you like to do.
I did multiple times - it went better than expected or just as bad as you would expect. I am still living and doing fine.
Well if that is something you have in mind while planning out your life it is nice but not everyone cares that much.
Can anyone tell me what's the different betweem playing video game and going to bar and drinking? because I see many people said that playing video game=no life.
4 nights is too much. Whether you like it or not, but you will not be able to maintain a healthy relationship with a woman if you raid 4 nights a week, so you'll have to cut back on that.
About making her understand, try to explain it to her as if you were mentioning a sport. If you would have soccer practice or whatever a few times a week she wouldn't think it to be strange. I can't really remember how and when I told my girlfriend about my raiding habits but she's all cool about it. Heck, she even switched around her usual schedule so that her sport and social stuff are on the same days as my raids.
Just don't make a big deal out of it. After all, it's just you having a night with 'the guys'. Any woman in a proper relationship would realize that her boyfriend would want to spend some time with his friends aswell.
Oh, and we've been living together for quite a while and I still maintain my usual raiding schedule (2 nights a week). All's peachy
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Be flexible and adaptable too. If she wants to see a show or go somewhere on a certain night, but it's a raid night, she should take priority. If she respects your hobbies, she'll understand some nights you don't want to do anything. That's perfectly cool, just make her the priority and be easy going in your weekly planning.
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forget for a second the fact that most people look down upon those that play video games as a hobby, you are in a relationship with a girl, and the vast majority of girls want you to spend any time you have with them already. now throw on top of that you are "playing a game" instead of doing whatever it is she wants....its tough shitting.
now, if she is a girl that isnt that needy, and she understands that hobbies and at least some time spent apart from each other is actually healthy for a relationship, then you have yourself a nice lady.
imo.
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If there's one thing I'm not, it's in control.
Actually I agree. I say take a couple weeks off WoW prior to 4.3 and raid your GF. By the time 4.3 drops, chances are you'll be broken up anyway, and then you can get back to raiding! *wizard*
Well, I'm not sure, "I'm still alive" is really a justification. By the way: Are you a psychopath?
Unless there's like, you know, jobs and sleep involved. Then that leaves, oh, about four hours outside of his raiding? And I'm sure all he does in WoW is four hours of raiding and nothing else. Yep.
Dude, like.. there's so many fish in the sea. Conquering teh pixels with strangers are what's important.
I did say I would be more than willing to only raid 2 days a week. I'd prefer that, infact, but my guild is on a 4 day basis now. I COULD change to a more casual guild, but these people are important for me.. If anything, I'd take social rank in the guild instead.