I'm sad :(

kalvindeane said:
I play 5xWOW simultaneously
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Reminds me of this:

http://www.joystiq.com/2008/10/12/one-wow-player-controls-36-characters-simultaneously/


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I can understand why people play MMOs, i did too, its sad, i admit :O

I could never understand the people that play 5 or 6 accounts at once.

Isn't the whole point of the game to be social with "real people" ?

Ill be frank you have a mental health issue, I speak from experience, you should really go and see somone about it, maybe talk to your nan about it.

Im also guessing you are spending about 50 quid a month on the crap too ??

Unless you are one of them there gold farming Chinese kids.... sort it out.
 
It's funny how people forget this is a computer forum often frequented by younger (and older) members who love their games and computer hardware.

So much love in this thread! :D
 
Presumably he plays 5 accounts using the thing that makes them all do the same moves at the same time so you pew pew, is it called multi-boxing?

If it cheers you up, I am tired and a little hungover and can no longer sleep because the blinds in my room are (hilariously...) made of rather thin white plastic.

:(
 
I suggest you turn the computer off, step out your front door, I know this a very scary thing to do, and enjoy the outdoors.
 
kalvindeane said:
My i7 rig has lost all it's value now :( I knew it'd lose value, but it's lost SO much value in just a couple of months :(
My 5770's won't work for WoW unless I buy a second monitor (don't ask!), my 400quid 32" monitor is crap now, considering
the 25" screens for 130 on OCUK, could've bought 3 of them for 400! My ASUS P6T Deluxe OC Palm V1 is worthless too,
my OCZ 1600mhz Reaper Memory that cost 170quid is now worth peanuts, and my case has lost most of it's value too!

Tell me something to cheer me up please:D And not that I can just buy new hardware, as my job washing dishes is NOT
capable of sustaining my obsession with new computer hardware :(
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I'm sick n tired about explaining to people about how fast high end kit looses it's value. Theres only one person smiling after this thread.....:rolleyes: Theres so many people on these forums in debt because of hardware/accessories purchases.
 
Buy cheaper lower specs next time if youre buyers remorse is annoying you so much. Or be happy that you could afford that at the time.
 
kalvindeane said:
My i7 rig has lost all it's value now :( I knew it'd lose value, but it's lost SO much value in just a couple of months :(
My 5770's won't work for WoW unless I buy a second monitor (don't ask!), my 400quid 32" monitor is crap now, considering
the 25" screens for 130 on OCUK, could've bought 3 of them for 400! My ASUS P6T Deluxe OC Palm V1 is worthless too,
my OCZ 1600mhz Reaper Memory that cost 170quid is now worth peanuts, and my case has lost most of it's value too!

Tell me something to cheer me up please:D And not that I can just buy new hardware, as my job washing dishes is NOT
capable of sustaining my obsession with new computer hardware :(
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play your games on a console

never have to buy another upgrade ever again. Thats what i've done. I used to upgrade every 6/12 months in bits and bobs. Graphics cards every 12 months, CPU / Motherboard upgrades etc.. Just a constant never ending cycle. Buying a games console was one of the best things i've done. You soon settle into it, relaxing on the couch in front of your flatscreen TV with the surround sound on. its brilliant.

And keep your PC for browsing the web and watching movies and stuff. Will be donkeys years before your PC needs upgrading to do that. My dad is still using his Pentium 4 machine with DDR400 ram for that !
 
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I'm pretty sure a 32" runs a high resolution which will demand a better graphics card in pretty much all games.
 
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