I've been playing WoW casually for just over a year. Got one character to almost lvl 60 but lately I've been feeling a lil burnt out. It's cool to get some good new gear and the guild I am in fits my play style but it does feel like the same ol' grind. I am still gonna play but may be one of the new games will steal my interest.

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are we honoring leeroy jenkins or something here? if you are lemme join in 

yea i got a life..and i still play...but i got to agree with ya too much addiction on wow...maybe not as bad as the addiction found on rs but we got alot more addicted people on wow then rs...and rs just blows...and seriously the addicted people on rs got no life...

Originally posted by Chudster91
what got me was at level 60 i found nothing to do except on raiding days where i was happy playing the game but druing times we wernt raiding i was bored, found nothing to do, an wondered why i still payed for the game. I still played becuase i knew the expansion was coming out and thought it would change things. Well once i hit 70 and finnaly got attuned to kara i found that exact same feeling comming back. Nothing has changed except the fact that before i had the expan to look forward to now there is nothing so i will quit.

That's exactly what happened to me.

Blizzard have really mis-judged the pacing of TBC. It took me 9 months to get level 60 yet less than 9 weeks for 61-70 and less than 9 days for some ppl in my guild. The thought of going back to raiding 3 times a week and having nothing else to do bored me to tears. I even dinged 70 in nagrand so i'd have 3 places left full of quests but when i found myself searching for a rotten egg i just thought to my self  "what the hell am i doing? just quit" - so i did.

Now looking forward to WAR, which sounds less endgame obsessed and more about the adventure and exploring on the way.

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Played WoW for a year or so, drilled tbc like it was a pac man level, got into Kara with guild, got some gear.. decided to step outside for some fresh air and havent been back.. cancelled account as well.

People in this game really have no life and take it far to seriously..

Wont be going back..

For the rest of you whom still play, enjoy, you will one day ask yourself.. "where have those days - months - years gone?"

Lev 70 war - jubei

awe thats too bad im sure u could ahve got more than that for ur lock!. i have sold 2 of the toons ive leveled all i do is transfer them over to new accounts i buy and ebay the account off. :) good cash when the endgame material is complete trash.

that way i hang onto my account and characters in work.

no need to rebuy.

Originally posted by TheBean

You know what got me? Getting to lvl 48, hearing so much about these 8 hour raids, then hearing that I will have another lovely 10 levels to grind. I was angry, decided to PvP, realized the PvP sucked, and quit!

You could try that, but I think it comes naturally at higher lvls

Well I have not quit as of yet, forgive me but I can not find a better MMO out there that can hold  my attention.  However, what you do realize when you hit 60 and certainly 70 is that the instance runs become more demanding.  First they are for the most part longer, which means having to clear a bunch of trash mobs for like 80% of the instances, and more time consuming, and hopefully your class will get a nice purple on one of the bosses.  Then you have to /roll for it with everyone else, I am pretty much done with this game, I only log on to play Eye of The Storm or AV.  I know that when the next expansion comes out I will not get it and that will probably be my reason to quit not wanting to level anymore.

I was addicted pretty bad last year.  It happens after i lost my job, i started playing WOW.  At first it was a few hours everyday, then it was 5-6 hours a day, then12 hours a day, and so on...

I tried to cancel my subs but i was always coming back.  So i did the only thing i knew was going to stop me from playing that game.  I delete all my characters.   I was having 3 level 60's and many many alts in the upper 40's, tons of gold and items, i delete everything !

Right now i re-started playing form scratch on a another server but i don't have that problem anymore, i play maybe 20 hours a week, which i consider normal.

So if you really want to stop playing then i recommend you do that.  Delete every characters you have.

i just think MMO's period are starting to get boring. I played WoW for about over a year did end game and pvping which i thought i liked and quit. Once i hit 70 (60 back in the day) i spent half of my logged on time running around Ironforge on my stupid mount. Then i went to the horde side and played and spent my time running around undercity... Played DDO and still play that casually like maybe 6 hours a week. Burning crusade came out played yeah till 70 and lost intrest right there. Now that i see this new one Wraith of the Lich King (and knowing the storyline) makes me wonder how they'll continue like after Arthas dies. I was thinking the whole Death Knight class was going to be its sepreate faction for w/e reason but if it was would be the case i just hop back on WoW and play the evil guys. After thinking a lil bit though That drealord that Illidan was supose to be working for is still around i think might continue the sequel after Arthas.

in the name evil,death,undeath,my frozen but and that raid group that are standing right infront of me but behind my aggro radias i rename world of warcraft world of warcrack 

Its true that its hard to cancel account when you are developing character from day one. After allmost three years Qark has defo become my alterego ^^ i have same nick in all games i was playing in last 3 years (from battlefield2142 to eve online).

Addiction...i have ok life, WoW consume my time as much as i want it to consume, what means if i want to play WoW ill play it till 6 in morning (on weekends)...if i wont play WoW ill play something else (BF2142 or warlord lately)...im not addicted to WoW im addicted to pc games but addicted is too strong word. I have ability to live into game and live them trough, when i play WoW i actualy feel cold of dun morogh and warm beach of Booty Bay . I had same feeling in all games i was playing and enjoing, from Unteral and Half-life to Fallout and now WoW...WoW will end for me when i find sub, ATM i didnt found game worth enough to quit wow because of it.

HoW to quit is as easy as this.. 1 2 or 3 steps depends your addiction.

1.Give account away unnistall of computer

2. play till u run outta gamer time then uninstall of computer =P

3.AND IF UR CRAzy addicted break your computer disconnect internet give account away \

YOUR CHOICE U DECIDE!!!