my advise to . DONT START WOW. NO MATTER U ARE STUDENT OR WORKING ADULT

WOW...very addictive...but still me as a college student manage to pass up my assignment in time n got passing grade for my exam. so in conclusion, it's just that how u manage ur time. ~cheers~

if u plan to be more then a casual player, a minimum time investment of 10-12 hours a week is needed

if u plan to be more then a casual player, a minimum time investment of 10-12 hours a week is needed

For the ip hunting thingy, you just have to try and then remember which ip range works good for your area. You can tell when the authenticating msg is slow means the connection is bad. It has to be instant!! lol, if not instant, reconnect till get a diff ip range.

This was my schedule when i used to play wow:
9am-6pm college/work
8pm-12pm wow, then sleep lol.
Of course if it's maintainance day it's not like that

DEATHBLURRY!!!!!!! i knew i recognise that avatar somewhere.....darn blury , where have u been ...working hard since back from aussie?

the last time i seen ya was at ss2....lets yumcha man...LOL

10-12 so little? omg that is casual!!.. i'm a working adult, got gf, and i spent about 30hrs a week and i still don't think i'm hardcore enuf....

This post has been edited by exshige: Jul 16 2007, 02:35 PM

you will suffer if u're a casual. Unless u r in a casual guild. LOL

sorry ar..its your own life, but 30hours a week...i feel is damn unhealthy

my guild is consided semi-casual, about 9-11 hours of raids a week, we are still no.14 on server, kara/gruul on farm, working on mags, going SCC this week

the way this thread is going, it's starting to become more pessimistic than necessary.

if you have a wife, don't play wow in prime time.....I learned the hard lesson.

Let her play WoW too. Problem solved.

shhhh hush uuuu
dont really hang out much these days. been buzy ma, selling bits of soul to WoW~

Anyway i've played with people who are married and i can tell you it's either the best group you'll ever been in or one where you have to prepare to run back to your corpse lots of times. But fun nonehtheless.

Reckon it's the people you quest and do stuff with that makes the game fun and addictive. OF cuz purplez could be another attractive factor too...

WoW is fun but these days I only have the time to play it on Sat afternoons and at least 12 hours non-stop on Sunday.

Theres no such thing as casual gamer in WoW. If you plan to be casual you'll eventually get bored of it very fast cause you will be doing the same stuffs that everyone else is doing

If you dedicate a little more time you will be able to see more endgame content which will eventually lead you and your guild to spend more and more time in it. Theres so many instances for you to clear in a week time and if your guild still in learning process then be prepared to spend countless hours without logging off with an extra epic loot cause a lot of time will be spent on learning and trying out new stuffs

Its either you play hardcore or dont play at all otherwise its a waste of money. I'm sure everyone that plays WoW will tend to be hardcore otherwise you'll be walking around only in Karazhan gears while others will be walking around with SSC/Eye onwards gear

I quitted WoW a long time ago after my guild down Gruul and i felt that my life span increased by twice lol cause now i have more free time to do other things

This post has been edited by ChcGamer: Jul 23 2007, 01:29 AM

this is so true...
same as what im thinking...
but still playing WoW... lol

blury blury....ur still playing at nerzhul?

PM me la
dont hijack thread.

I am not sure I understand what you mean by this? Or is it outright kiasum-ism in the making? RM45 a month and its wasting money if its not hardcore? Having said that I look forward for every Sun WoW MArathon!

hardcore can be raiding every single night. even for a working person it's doable. just farm mats over the weekend. or even raid 5x a week is good enough.

raiding is not for casual at all. u don't succeed without the practice and the mobs.

leveling is for casual. non-heroic instances are semi-casual. heroics are still relatively hardcore since bosses like very hard and act like raid bosses.

and it's not kiasu-ism since any game, be it a video game, MMO or sports, is still very competitive. even if you're competiting against PvE, it's still competitive.