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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 429123" data-attributes="member: 533">With all due respect to Shawn Woolley's families and friends and others who are addicted to the game, you cannot blame the game. As much as we find these games or any form of entertainment as a way to escape reality, it is only meant for leisure.As much as you would despise me for saying it, it is possible that those who are addicted to things as videogames is having problems dealing with the real world. So they escape from it and if possible forever.Don't enable the person to deal with it himself. Force the guy to deal with his problem. Get him away from the game by getting him involved in social events from a family dinner or dating. As great as the PC and internet is, it never replace face-to-face social interaction. It's human nature. Mr. Woolley has deprived himself of that.</blockquote>