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<blockquote data-quote="Aikuchi" data-source="post: 2985394" data-attributes="member: 38713">As do I.I like WoW. Been playing in it since Beta and only having recently stopped because of the glut and boredom of raiding and the 60s grind. Been looking at EQ II, perhaps just wait till Age of Conan next year. Its ... well internet cafes are prevalent here, so its quite a subculture for anyone between the ages of 11 - 35. Its the next social thing to do with friends and acquaintances, associates and work colleagues. And yes, there each computer is equipped to handle several language versions of any and most MMO's in the cyvercafes <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />. One of the main reasons, my gorup got together for the intense 5-6 year gaming streaks was the introduction of the 3.0 ! ... its faded a tad wee bit after 3.5 but we stil played. Then wham! - WoW. I enjoyed the game of course, be still my gamers heart ... but to a few of them (or more) the games got ... more and more important in exclusion of personal relationships and games. I used to play as friends first, till they lulled into acquaintanceship and later retreated to friends at the 'internet' cafes or in WoW. We're on decent terms, and we only exchange greetings whem amd IF i frequent the same&nbsp; internet cafes as they do. Oop, sorry- i was ranting. Meanwhile, I'm still waiting patiently for ... the excellent leadership and creativity.... that and the lift on heavy luxury taxes for imported gaming books/products here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aikuchi, post: 2985394, member: 38713"] As do I. I like WoW. Been playing in it since Beta and only having recently stopped because of the glut and boredom of raiding and the 60s grind. Been looking at EQ II, perhaps just wait till Age of Conan next year. Its ... well internet cafes are prevalent here, so its quite a subculture for anyone between the ages of 11 - 35. Its the next social thing to do with friends and acquaintances, associates and work colleagues. And yes, there each computer is equipped to handle several language versions of any and most MMO's in the cyvercafes :D. One of the main reasons, my gorup got together for the intense 5-6 year gaming streaks was the introduction of the 3.0 ! ... its faded a tad wee bit after 3.5 but we stil played. Then wham! - WoW. I enjoyed the game of course, be still my gamers heart ... but to a few of them (or more) the games got ... more and more important in exclusion of personal relationships and games. I used to play as friends first, till they lulled into acquaintanceship and later retreated to friends at the 'internet' cafes or in WoW. We're on decent terms, and we only exchange greetings whem amd IF i frequent the same internet cafes as they do. Oop, sorry- i was ranting. Meanwhile, I'm still waiting patiently for ... the excellent leadership and creativity. ... that and the lift on heavy luxury taxes for imported gaming books/products here. [/QUOTE]

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