I'm an avid player of the game World of Warcraft. I'm not a very sociable person, learned at an early age that I had little patience with self-made drama queens. So I play WoW, have since the open beta. I'm not the best at it, but I'm getting better.
Mostly I play on the horde side - moved one of my idle toons there just today. She's an undead warlock - which reminds me of Ozzy and the Blizzcon. Really enjoyed that, probably almost as much as I would have enjoyed in person. Zak says he'll go with me next time.. so I'm going to have to save up for that.
Meanwhile, my main, who started out to be my alt, has been 80 for a month, and there's still so much to do. Compared to other games, where you play a while and beat the game, this one never runs out of options - and if you think it has, you can start over, in a different toon, change factions, become something you weren't before. It doesn't grow stale.
So basically, I pay for an internet connection, which I'd have anyway, and about $13 a month. That's for hours of fun, and no other costs. I talk to real people in here and it's no problem, and I don't have to worry about going out, getting overtired or spending too much on entertainment.
Call me an addict, but it's sure cheaper than weekly bowling, Friday nights at Courtside or anything else along those lines. So, for anyone who has issues with my gaming... phhhbbbt!
A little hodge-podge of this and that. The cobwebs of an old gal's mind. Why Maggie O'Guin? The ancestor I most identified with and whose birthday I share, my great grandmother, and one I wish I'd had the opportunity to know. Topics will range from profound to silly, from serious to whatever.
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