Ess says:

Oh man, I'd have been in big trouble if I discovered this game while I was still in school. Diablo II was bad enough, but WoW almost certainly would have been worse.

It's true — we do get a lot of extra game time since it's a hobby we share. I shudder to think of how much more I would play if I were single. I'd almost certainly be burning the midnight oil every night, and sitting at my desk like a zombie the next day at work.

NathanKRobinson says:

is not that difficoult…is pretty much a minor pentatonic, a dorian a blues….that kind of standard good old rock sound =)

stufff says:

>In terms of dollars-to-hours, video games are some of the worst purchases you can make, if your main concern is stretching your limited entertainment budget as far as possible This may be the most untrue thing I’ve ever read. You, my friend, are playing the wrong games. I spent about $50-$60 on WC3 and the expansion and got 5 or 6 years of gameplay out of it, single player campaigns, LAN parties, Ladder multiplayer, Tower Defense, and DotA… I mean I played DotA every night for years. Diablo II? I couldn’t even calculate, that game is still installed on my computers. Oblivion? I put probably over 100 hours into that game on my first playthrough and I didn’t even finish half of the Shivering Isles content. Now I’m replaying it with a ton of mods and it feels like a new game. I haven’t even tried the total conversion mods. Civilization IV? I have spent entire weekends on just one game of Civ 4. Final Fantasy VII / Final Fantasy Tactics? I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve replayed these games. The mother fucking Orange Box? Do I even need to say anything? Take it from me and anyone else in r/gaming. $50 and a Steam Holiday sale will get you more hours of entertainment than you will know how to use in a year.

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