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Buy the Second Skin DVD w/over 70 mins of bonus features - http://www.secondskinfilm.com/store Rated #4 Documentary of 2008 by Aint It Cool News, winner Adobe Max Award HM, ACE Fest award.
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i completely agree i played world of warcraft till lvl 59 back a couple years ago and was "addicted" to the joy of getting new armor being the best i didn't play cause i needed it i played because it was fun i played because it was something to do.. and it can always get out of hand but i havent played in years and dont have a "withdraw" from it lol.. great game i had late nights that i would never take back in that game its just to much fun to say i wasted my life although i did :(
I do completely understand what your thinking though, and yes video games (not just wow) have ruined people's lives, but honestly, that's just 'some' people, not all video game players. If you want to be unproductive and sit there playing video games for however long, that's fine as long as your not hurting yourself, or as long as it doesn't get too out of control.
So why would you want to play an mmo anyway, for entertainment. It doesn't really matter if the game is 'limiting', all things are in some way. Mmo's are equally unproductive as watching T.V (not educational) or playing any other video game. In fact, some video games are even less productive. In fact, most things we do are mainly for entertaining ourselves. Sports and reading are both for entertainment, although they can be productive in physical and mental ways.
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