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Wow, you're lucky you had a Death Knight, I never could get as high enough level to be able to obtain the Death Knight class, my highest level character is a level 38 Druid Night Elf, all my other characters were not even close to the 20s, they were like level 5s and 10s, mostly because I stopped playing them after level 5 or level 10, I mostly worked on my Night Elf Druid and that's why she's such high level. But, after I couldn't keep paying for my WoW subscription and after I didn't have a computer anymore, I stopped playing WoW all together, I even stopped playing Sims 2 and Spore, which is sad because i loved playing those games. I want to be able to get my own computer so I can start playing all those games again, except, I wouldn't get crazily and madly addicted to them, no way, that's not much of a life, lol.

Wow, I've never played WoW for 2 years, I only played it for like a couple of months than I stopped because I didn't have a computer anymore and because I couldn't afford to pay for a continuous subscription, it just wasn't worth it.

Having to be a hard core gamer, it's not really a life, it's just doing nothing but sitting on your ass and staring at a screen wether tv or computer, it's a good thing I'd never be like that, I'd rather have a productive life than to just play video games and do nothing else, haha, it's just better to take a long break from video gaming in my opinion

Yeah, I guess to me, the meaning of life, is to get a job, learn to drive and get a license and get a car, have a wonderful serious relationship, get engaged and married, maybe have kids, live in a nice house, still have a paid job, not really allow video gaming to be more important than marriage and family and friends, but that's just me in my opinion.

I still play my video games but I don't become a hard core gamer, I give my games a break after a while of playing them because they give me a headache after a while, same with my cell phone for that matter. I'll admit, I'm on my phone more often than I am with my video games. I do have game apps on my iPhone but I barely play those anymore, like I have one game that's part of GaiaOnline called Monster Galaxy: The Zodiac Islands, I beat all the islands already, I just need to keep catching a lot of Mogas, it's kind of like Pokemon, you're basically catching Mogas with Starseeds and also training them so they become more powerful, the only difference is that you can only have 3 Mogas in your team and they only go up to level 50 and you can't teach them other attacks and they don't learn other attacks. But, there are Mogas that have different ranks, like Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Epic, Super Rare, etc. Common Mogas are easy to catch and Tame with regular Starseeds, but other higher ranked Mogas are harder to catch with regular Starseeds, which is why they have Master Starseeds for that, and to heal up, you use coffee instead of other items.

Yeah, like I said before, I'm not much of a hard core gamer, if I get stuck in any kind of game, I just stop playing and give up all together, mostly because I don't want to revolve my life around video games I play them once in a while though but never like every day and every night, I only play them for a while until I get tired of them or until i can't beat a certain level or whatever, than I just stop playing all together. It's good to give games a break so you can do other things that may be more important.

And I don't think I agree that people with Asperger Syndrome are emotionless and disconnected from the world, we're not robots, I got tons of emotion and i'm not even disconnected from the world when it comes to my mind, I mean yeah, sometimes I wish some of my fantasies would come true but since I know that's never going to happen, I gotta stick to reality and make things in reality happen. It's good to show a lot of emotion, mostly positive, because showing too much negative emotion can cause too much stress and anxiety attacks and that's not healthy for the human body, just saying though.

But video games shouldn't be the only main thing that's important in a person's life, there should be friends, family, and maybe even a serious relationship that should be more important as well, I mean, a real life is better than a fantasy life. Which is why I don't play video games so much.

Yeah, I can't even beat FF7 Crisis Core for PSP, hell, I can't even beat the original FF7 for PS1, I'm stuck no matter where I am, and again, I stop playing and give up, lol, I've still just been playing Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness, those cheat codes really do help with beating the game, as long as your Pokemon team has 999 HP, you're good to go and you can easily beat the game but yet still continue on with adventures by taking jobs and either rescuing Pokemon, Escorting Pokemon, taking items from outlaw Pokemon, or just capturing Outlaw Pokemon if they're wanted for trouble making, it's just really fun but it can get tough sometimes, I don't really enjoy going through the monster houses in certain dungeons because there's just too many enemy Pokemon and it's hard to defeat all of them, especially if your trapped in a corner and theyre all surrounding you, and I mean you and your partner in your exploration team, haha.

And yeah, I seem to be doing alright with dealing with reality and real life, it can get tough sometimes though because I tend to get into a lot of trouble with other people and I end up suffering the consequences, which I'm not really too proud of,...ugh,...

Haha, wow, you sound like me when it comes to suddenly playing a game that you haven't played in like forever, when I haven't played certain games in a long time and than I start playing them again, I end up losing a lot and I always wonder what happened as well, it's like you feel like you've gotten close to beating a game, than you take a break from it for a long time, than you suddenly play it and end up losing, and it's like you wonder, "what the f**k? How come I can't beat my game now, I almost came close to beating it a long time ago, now when I suddenly just pick it up again, I end up losing, that's not right!?" I've always had that same feeling, I give my games a break after coming close to beating them, than after a long long break, I start playing them and end up losing and feeling like I can't do it anymore, like, I've suddenly gotten weaker at playing video games.

And I've gotten in trouble many times, wether it's with boyfriends, best friends, family, or even worse, the law, I guess I'm a trouble maker at times, hehe, oops.

I play a lot of Pokemon games, mostly because i was able to master them, either with cheats or without cheats, I've beaten Pokemon: Black and Pokemon: White, but the problem is collecting every single Pokemon from all seasons and, I need a second DS to do that, which I don't, so, I'm stuck with that one.

Did you notice something, you and I are the only people on here talking back and fourth in this forum, nobody else is responding to our messages, it's just you and me going back and fourth with responding to each other's messages Hmm, maybe you and I should become friends since we seem to be conversing really well

But, yeah, I got in trouble with the law three times and ended up in the psych unit three times, the third time really made the cops snap, so, now I gotta deal with court, all three times I got in trouble with the law, was mostly because I was in a couple of bad relationships that turned me psycho against myself and my Mom, it kinda really sucks.

And, I've always had my games on easy mode, I never tried hard mode in any of them, but even if I had them on easy mode, they were still hard for me to beat because I just couldn't put in enough time and effort into them, I'd always try to rush through them instead just to get them done and over with, but, sometimes that didn't help me, I still ended up losing a lot.

I always thought a gamer is someone who plays video games. I consider myself a gamer but I am not as much as I was when I was in my teens. So I wouldn't say I am a hardcore gamer.


I have a

Sega Master System
Sega Genesis
Game Gear
Game Boy
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Advance
Nintendo 64
Virtual Boy
Xbox
PS2
PS3
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
Gamecube
Wii
PSP
Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo DSiXL
Nintendo DS
Neo Geo Pocket
Dreamcast
NES Top Loader



I usually quit playing games when I get stuck or run into something too hard for me to beat and I lose interest. I don't know why I bother keeping the games when I should be trading them in or giving them to my nephews if I have no intention of playing it again from the beginning.


We have way too many game systems and we don't have all of them with us and I don't even play lot of them. I used to have a Nintendo DS Lite but I gave it to my nephew's half sister along with the accessories.

League_Girl, you and I are similar in some ways, I've always felt like, "why bother keeping games or game systems if I don't play them anymore," which is why I got rid of my GameBoy Advanced and my GameBoy Advanced SP and my PS1 game system, I got rid of all the games for GameBoy Advanced and all the games for GameBoy Advanced SP, but, I still have my PS1 games even though I got rid of my PS1 game system, I've been playing my PS2, my PSP, and my DS Lite half the time, but I need to get rid of my PS1 games, I know they can be played on the PS2, but, still, I barely play them anymore, I gotta get rid of some of my PS2 games that I don't play anymore either. It's not worth keeping games and game systems if you don't play them anymore, in my opinion anyway.

Jetfox, yeah, my psychiatrist put me on Remeron, Lamictal, Trazodone, and this new anti-anxiety medication that I can't remember the name of it but it starts with an O, I'll admit, the first three medications I mentioned, they don't do s**t for me, I don't even know why I'm on them, the fact that the Trazodone is supposed to help me get to sleep at night, haha, BS, my brain still won't shut itself off even if I'm supposed to be in bed by 1:00 AM, the Remeron is supposed to help with depression, well, I'm not depressed, it more makes me worse even on a low dosage, I've been going to neurotherapy and the neuropsychologist says I shouldn't be on anti depressants because they'd only make me worse if I'm not depressed, he thinks I have more anxiety issues than anything else, which I can highly agree. But one thing that ticks me off is the fact that I have to go to court, apparently these idiots think I'm some sort of psycho, they don't think about the fact that I have Asperger Syndrome, lousy bastards!