It's clear that MMOs became highly addictive for some of us, leading to neglected relationships and regrettable choices, as it was in my case, ruining much of my college career in his time :/ , that's why I felt so identified with this post and story.
This story highlights the importance of maintaining a healthy balance in life and prioritizing real-world connections over virtual worlds, mate :)
Thanksfor share this post.
Cheers, m8.
You and I are not the only ones. I am sure there are a ton of people out there one day that after years of playing some particular MMO look back at what they've done and have a ton of regrets. These days I prefer 1-person story games that have a beginning and an end. MMO's never end by design and while this works out great for the companies, it can be very damaging to the players.
I agree. In fact this is a method that I also found to overcome the MMO addiction, and right now I only play single player videogames and it works smoothly for me and my lifestyle, buddy.
Cheers.