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[Tito]

:blink: Two posts appeared while I was writing mine! Couldn't you guys just wait a bit, so I can make a logical response, and then you can bust it in any way you want?

Actually, mine, while intended as a response for a previous one, seems to fit quite well where it is. Just a few comments.

I know WoW is a money pit, but not that much. One month in it is as expensive as one hour in a saturday night in my city, and it won't hurt your liver, nor give you hangovers.

Also, every single game, if it is a good one, is designed to be addicteve, and by this I mean that, being good enough, it will automatically hook you to the screen 'til you end it. The only difference is that some games are longer than others. About the digital materialism, it is the same thing. In a FPS you'll go for the bigger weapon, the nastier enemy or the next level. In a RTS you'll want to see a more powerful unit. In an adventure you'll look for another landscape or twist in the plot. And why bothering about traditional RPG's? As I said, the same thing. If you want to carry it to an extreme, you can look down on any game. And I, personally, can tell when I'm enjoying something.

Now that everybody knows who likes WoW and who hates it, can we go back to the discussion about Pc Gaming?

Even better, I'll go out for a beer or two so I can throw an answer full of typos and weird reflections (even if there is no question at all), so this thread can remain alive. I'm starting to like it.