Harsh...

[faery]

and not true... for all anyway...

http://games.uk.msn.com/gaming/photos/p ... 31&page=10

[Vecko]

Mja think Wow indeed has the potential to be a relationship killer. Like any other mmorpg for that matter as they all tend to be time sinks in one way of another. For people with an addictive personality a bit more so.
Also depends whether your partner has played or is playing wow too of course. I guess you can get away with a lot more playtime if your partner is also into Wow or at least understands from own experience way you can't walk out of a dungeon run or raid to "quickly" do something else.

For an example, I happen to know someone who would be extremely pissed if I would play Wow as much as I would like to

[Commando]

"WoW doesn't kill relationships, people kill relationships".

[Greentitch]

"WoW doesn't kill relationships, people kill relationships".

And rappers do.

[ash]

what about rabbits?

I guess I must be an advert for anti-wow lol

Its all self-inflicted tbh. If you want to fail at relationships (consciously or sub-consciously) it will happen anyway, regardless of a computer game

[Brechnar]

I guess you can get away with a lot more playtime if your partner is also into Wow or at least understands from own experience way you can't walk out of a dungeon run or raid to "quickly" do something else.

[Demonheart]

I guess you can get away with a lot more playtime if your partner is also into Wow or at least understands from own experience way you can't walk out of a dungeon run or raid to "quickly" do something else.

Sigh, this. I'm so glad I don't live home anymore. My dad would ALWAYS bug me about raiding, it was doing my head in. Now I'm hardly able to spend even a week home without my dad pissing me the heck off now that I'm used to freedom.

[Vecko]

Yah I think Brechnar was on to something else

[Brechnar]

You'd think?