Playin mmo games makes you busy!

**shaidar_haran** · 01-19-2012 10:12 PM

I play MMO's only a few hours a day. The problem is that's not enough if you want to be on the top and actually be the best. Cause most of the guilds do raids and dungeons on friday night and I'm usually outside with friends or girlfriend. So i stopped playing regularly.

**Dardaigh** · 02-06-2012 03:12 AM

Originally Posted by shaidar_haran

I play MMO's only a few hours a day. The problem is that's not enough if you want to be on the top and actually be the best. Cause most of the guilds do raids and dungeons on friday night and I'm usually outside with friends or girlfriend. So i stopped playing regularly.

It's true, MMO takes an intense amount of time, especially if you belong to a clan or guild. They have such high expectations for participation.

**shaidar_haran** · 02-06-2012 04:20 AM

Yes. That's why I usually don't stay on MMOs for too long (except on WoW which I played for 2 years). I just can't get more time to play.

**dravenSt0rM** · 02-06-2012 07:38 AM

That's why i don't play them. :P

**Dardaigh** · 02-06-2012 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by shaidar_haran

Yes. That's why I usually don't stay on MMOs for too long (except on WoW which I played for 2 years). I just can't get more time to play.

Most of my former clans placed unrealistic demands on players, so that's why i started my own. All activities are optional. That is more accommodating of clan members time.

**shaidar_haran** · 02-06-2012 09:10 PM

That is pretty nice. I like casual guild/clan. On WoW we called it social guild and we wen't pretty high. When there ain't no pressure and shit, you level easier, get to know people better, raid when you want to raid. It was nice.

**Dardaigh** · 02-08-2012 07:11 PM

And, this is how i like to keep my clan, very casual and not structured. It doesn't appeal to all members who wish more players were online at the same time. But once we have 50 members, there will always be at least 10 clan members online at any one time though i can't promise they will want to hang out for compulsory clan activities. lol

**dimaya** · 02-08-2012 09:07 PM

this is the reason why i stick to casual gaming :P

everything stated here is true, that's why 'politics' even exist in game.
they have sooooo much free time, huh..

**Dardaigh** · 02-09-2012 01:13 AM

All this busy work in game grinding levels usually leads nowhere. That's why you need to have an actual purpose for grinding. For instance, you might want to grind your combat level high enough so you can eventually solo a monster in game (MMO) and get the big drops for yourself. Or, you could grind your cooking levels so you can cook shark and sell for a large sum of money. There should always be a purpose to this busy work, even if you're having fun doing it.