People call World of Warcraft repittive when every oyher game in the world is.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="angelkimne"]Ok, you guys are starting to scare me. *walks out of the thread*Omni-Wrath

Yes you see the beauty of WOW. WHat server do you play on? You can join my guild and then we can defeat the Lich King together. MY Fellow WOW brother join and we can kill the Aliiance rebels. FOR THE HORDE. DESTROY THE LICH KING. 

That's the stupidest thing I have read all week :lol:

[QUOTE="mo0ksi"]Okay. This is either turning into a joke or just someone with a very serious problem.AlexSays

He's already said he's trolling in an attempt to entice people into breaking the ToU, so he can report them. 

So it's basically one big trap, and we should all stay away.

He's likely reporting every post in this thread. 

[QUOTE="Omni-Wrath"]

[QUOTE="angelkimne"]I wouldn't...Robio_basic

Why? My friend in WoW are like my family. They helped me rise to level 70 and helped me grow. They watch me battle against the scourge and defeat many alliance. My friends in WOW are better than my friends in Real Life all they do is talk about other things.

"... and I :lol:"

It's not strange to have good freinds on multiplayer games like WoW and Guild Wars though. You really have to establish your self within a community if you ever wan't to go anywhere, and considering the amount of assistance people offer each other, it's actually a fairly remarkable experience when it kicks off. It's also essential for good team work. Not everyone on these games are complete nerds or morons, and when I used to play Guild Wars I was in a fantastic Guild. Everyone knew each other by names and by country, there was virtually no hostility, and there was no pressure to do forced group activities (PVP etc. What did you think I meant?!), and what was there was usually resolved fairly quickly. These games can offer a fairly fufilling social experience if you find a group of players you feel you can mix with. No replacement for day to day contact though, the two must go hand and hand, otherwise you can end up detached from what's really important.

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"]

You can't compare your friends on WoW to your family, because frankly, I don't they care about you as much as you care about them (judging from your post). I'm sorry, but they don't see you in the same light that you might think they do.

But if you like Wow, then awesome. Just don't get too caught up in it.

Omni-Wrath

They are more loving then my family. My family was not able to save me from Dar'Kan while my WOW family helped kill them and helped me achive the two handeed sword of Sin'Doria. My family never invited me to a guild and conjured so many things or buffed me. I would sacrifice my family to play WoW. 

Yeah, but your mother gave birth to you, what else do you wan't? A freaking hug?

That's the stupidest thing I have read all week :lol:

ChiddaPotta

what? Horde is awesome.

Just because the OP can't articulate his thoughts very well doesn't mean he's wrong or a loser. I've met a lot of cool people in games like WoW that turned into real friends. You all are being a bit closed-minded, and quite frankly, mean.mdisen2

and then you meet the guy that wants you to put the lotion on its skin and then put the lotion in the basket, better watch out who you meet on the netz or you might end up grinding to 80 in some dudes basement with a ball gag in your mouth starring on the back of milk cartons.

WoW is bad for you.loco145

Life is bad for you.