Fighting the urges

Funnily enough, after creating my new website http://www.intotheblizz.com, I found myself fighting the urges of Warcraft again! I had to look at my own site and remind myself of what I was trying to get myself back into. There goes to show, if it can happen to me, these desires can strike anyone at any moment. Luckily, I have quite more control than I had thought.

I instead recently bought two games to occupy myself with. I play about 1-2 hours a day to get a break from work. Turok has been helping me as of late and I don't even fancy FPS all that much. It's not the greatest game ever or even a looker but nothing like shooting some dinos to get the mind off everything. I have Crysis to play afterwards and looking forward to being amazed. Beforehand, I have been trying to find RPGs, Action/Adv and Point and Click adventures to hold me over and I couldn't delve into any. So it surprised me that my least favorite genre was what I needed and am enjoying plenty. Which is good! I'm looking forward to trying Bioshock sometime later on when I get closer to finishing Crysis.

Here's to another year minus WoW ~

World of Warcraft Addiction

Obsessed with Warcraft and could use a little advice? I just created a site http://www.intotheblizz.com where you all can post your stories and hopefully gain some feedback or assistance on what you specifically can do (if you need it of course). I'm hoping to be able to help at least a few souls out there...I know I myself still have to fight away the urges to play WoW again. The feeling of accomplishment is huge when nothing else around gives such a thing. But at the same time, it can be destructive. For the most part, the game requires you to give up your real world for its own in order to get most things accomplished in game.

Cut the World of Warcraft obsession and regain your freedom & time!