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llewdebkram on 23 April 2009

After reaching level 70 as a Warlock very quickly I gave up, but recently decided to start playing again to possibly get to lvl 80, unfortunately I find apart from basic playing skills I have forgotten everything!

Anyone else done this and did you find you got back into it again quickly?



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__XBrawlX__ on 23 April 2009

I didn't play for 6 months, and I forgot a little, (But noting extreme)



 

 

 

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Tuanniez on 23 April 2009

I've been clean for over a year now. And I like it that way lol. I have WoW installed on my comp, but I don't want to activate it again. I played a mage and rogue. Depending on how much they changed the talent tree and stuff, I'm sure the rogue won't be hard to pick up again. The mage might be a bit tricky though. You're a lock, just dot dot dot hahaha jk.



griffinA on 23 April 2009

I've been sober for over a year now too. I still get urges and cravings but upcoming console games should be able to satisfy me.



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vlad321 on 24 April 2009

I went a year and a few months without playing before WOTLk came out. I was scared how I knew by instinct where all my keys were to more or less pull off the same shit I used to before, but without consciously realizing what it is I was pressing. It was the weirdest/saddest feeling ever....



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antfromtashkent on 24 April 2009

i got to lvl 60 very quickly by the time WotLK came out i got back into it all my MC gear was outdated... i got back to playing it and realized that the green stuff from regular quests was better..... i got so ubset that i dint play again :(



Words Of Wisdom on 24 April 2009

Why would anyone want to start playing World of Warcraft again?

It's like taking up smoking again after you worked hard to quit. It just doesn't make sense.



haxxiy on 24 April 2009
Words Of Wisdom said:

Why would anyone want to start playing World of Warcraft again?

It's like taking up smoking again after you worked hard to quit. It just doesn't make sense.

 

 Wise words haha.



 

 

 

 

 

Ail on 24 April 2009

Haven't left in over 3 years so can't really answer....

Disagree with the smoking comment :P
My Wow playing time is a pure function of the raiding content available, not of any addiction.
Before Ulduar I was down to playing 6 hours a week spread over 2 nights ( time to clear every raid). Now I am back to 6 days a week and around 20-24 hours...



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Words Of Wisdom on 24 April 2009
Ail said:

Disagree with the smoking comment :P
My Wow playing time is a pure function of the raiding content available, not of any addiction.
Before Ulduar I was down to playing 6 hours a week spread over 2 nights ( time to clear every raid). Now I am back to 6 days a week and around 20-24 hours...

The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem.