WOW Gamer
10-15-2008, 04:38 PM
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WOW Gamer
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Think you play too much World of Warcraft?
Compared to "Prepared," you don't.
In a case of game addiction gone officially bananas, gaming blog Joystiq reports on what is surely the biggest Warcraft fan of them all. Known only under the moniker "Prepared," the gamer plays a stunning 36 World of Warcraft accounts on 11 different computers...simultaneously.
Stemming from a desire to manage raids -- large-scale gameplay sessions that typically require the teamwork of multiple players -- all by himself, the die-hard gamer seems undaunted by both the financial and lifestyle commitments to such a geeky endeavor.
"It costs me exactly $5711 in subscription costs per year with 36 accounts on the 6 month pay schedule," he writes. "Not bad considering I'm looking at it like it's a hobby and there are more expensive hobbies out there than World of Warcraft."
Like yachting, perhaps. And despite the downturn in the economy, Prepared can't wait to get his hands on the upcoming Warcraft expansion, Wrath of the Lich King.
"I plan to be at the store when it opens and will purchase 36 copies of it. With tax, it should be about $1500 for all of them."
Word of Prepared's over-the-top addiction comes on the heels of the annual Blizzcon Convention, a fan-oriented celebration of the games created by Warcraft publisher Blizzard.
Compared to "Prepared," you don't.
In a case of game addiction gone officially bananas, gaming blog Joystiq reports on what is surely the biggest Warcraft fan of them all. Known only under the moniker "Prepared," the gamer plays a stunning 36 World of Warcraft accounts on 11 different computers...simultaneously.
Stemming from a desire to manage raids -- large-scale gameplay sessions that typically require the teamwork of multiple players -- all by himself, the die-hard gamer seems undaunted by both the financial and lifestyle commitments to such a geeky endeavor.
"It costs me exactly $5711 in subscription costs per year with 36 accounts on the 6 month pay schedule," he writes. "Not bad considering I'm looking at it like it's a hobby and there are more expensive hobbies out there than World of Warcraft."
Like yachting, perhaps. And despite the downturn in the economy, Prepared can't wait to get his hands on the upcoming Warcraft expansion, Wrath of the Lich King.
"I plan to be at the store when it opens and will purchase 36 copies of it. With tax, it should be about $1500 for all of them."
Word of Prepared's over-the-top addiction comes on the heels of the annual Blizzcon Convention, a fan-oriented celebration of the games created by Warcraft publisher Blizzard.
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10-15-2008, 04:53 PM
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I looked- I really did. I didn't see any evidence of a **** mag ANYWHERE. No lube, or even a ***** for uses, that I'd rather not think about. Forget condoms. I knew those were out of the question. This game means more to this guy than the VAGINA... What a problem he has. He probably thinks the ***** is like the Sarlac from Star Wars. All ready to eat his dick alive.
He's probably whiter than the paint on my walls. This guy deserves an award. The "Could never get ***** if he paid for it" award.
A -So what are your hobbies?
B-Playing World of Warcraft on 11 computers at the same time.
A - And? What else?
B-What else what?
A - (Silence)... I'm out.
He's probably whiter than the paint on my walls. This guy deserves an award. The "Could never get ***** if he paid for it" award.
A -So what are your hobbies?
B-Playing World of Warcraft on 11 computers at the same time.
A - And? What else?
B-What else what?
A - (Silence)... I'm out.
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10-15-2008, 11:50 PM
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I was thinking the SAME thing. Think of the prolonged periods where he just sits and plays. Showering probably isn't too high up on his list. Wiping doesn't score too high either because he has to get back to the bat cave and tend to his characters. I'm not saying no wiping at all, just nothing thorough and quality. Sitting there, farting out his poor junkfood diet and unwiped poo particles.
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10-16-2008, 12:37 AM
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I was thinking the SAME thing. Think of the prolonged periods where he just sits and plays. Showering probably isn't too high up on his list. Wiping doesn't score too high either because he has to get back to the bat cave and tend to his characters. I'm not saying no wiping at all, just nothing thorough and quality. Sitting there, farting out his poor junkfood diet and unwiped poo particles.
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10-17-2008, 07:18 AM
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and yes... my cell phone is worst piece of **** you can possibly find and i have phone line at my place and have no actual phone to plug into it. phones are overrated.
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