This might be my last sub month of WoW

[Moritz-proudmoore]

Hes a known troll/ joke poster.
There is no way of knowing if any of what he says is legit, or if its as fake as his girlfriend.

[Sanaera-wyrmrest-accord]

I’m at the point where I see “Troll Mage” and just automatically disregard whatever the post is. Always the dumbest takes from blue male trolls, I swear to god.

[Justtopost-azshara]

@Lejk-nagrand

For you.
You control the game dude, not the other way around

Yeaaa…except he doesnt control daily/weekly resets and all the m+ crunches it takes to get +1 ilvl upgrade at the cost of your mental being shattering

[Furrfist-frostmourne]

Troll can’t even type his own troll posts now

[Tovi-moon-guard (Tovi)]

If this is a serious post, I wish you well. You never really bothered me, that I can remember.

I may be on my way out too but I’m not going to make a thread about it so I’m hijacking yours. I don’t know when my year’s sub is up but atm I have no desire to renew it. My second account is canceled and it’s definitely not getting renewed.

Something usually pulls me back but we’ll see.

ANYWAYS, if you try a new MMO I hope you enjoy it.

[Rabititus-shuhalo (Rabititus)]

Well, ChatGPT composes a nice quit post…

Tell your GF hello for us!

[Çâñé-azuremyst]

I understand how you feel. I have taken several long breaks from the game over the years. It helps when you are completely burnt out on WOW. I hope you find happiness . The game will always be here when and if you decide to come back. I wish you the very best . If I do not see you again have a great life.

[Laeuko-draenor]

Forum trolls are not missed.

Bye.

[Dreta-gorefiend]

Another chatgpt essay from GD’s least entertaining troll. Exciting.

[Breadisfunny-turalyon (Breadisfunny)]

it is with a heavy heart that i post about me and alleria’s wedding.

[Bwønsamdî-area-52]

Oh bless your heart… Take care now.

[anon27263320]

Too much whining to read.

Cya have fun in life and with another game.

[Lousipher-emerald-dream]

I treat wow as a diversion and not a competition. I pretty much playbalts and don’t really go past heroic dungeons or LFR. I don’t need to feel guilty if I’m behind on the gear treadmill. I play for fun, not tobshow off.

[Mïiïs-sulfuras]

@Ilililili-skullcrusher

After countless days and nights spent

You’ve only spent days here? Thats how you call it. I have one toon with over 264 days /played and that’s not my main. If you count how much time you have spent here in days… idk. not a lot of time spent here I guess. My main toon I will not say how much cuz you people will think I have no life if I say that.

[Viorin-sargeras]

Proud of you OP.

[Squeaksmcgee-area-52]

I’ve always liked reading your posts. You have a direct, no nonsense way of thinking which I always appreciate.

I also don’t know how long I’ll be around but it won’t be long now & Idk if I’ll be back, probably here and there but life is capricious so who knows.

Have fun wherever life takes you. Be well.

[Barsky-stormrage]

say it ain’t so, try arms warr

[Hotaruu-thrall]

Trolling or not, best of luck to you, OP. You’re right—WoW has turned into a second job, esp w the new upgrade system the devs put into place. I took two weeks off, and I’m already behind.

[Bubblebootee-moon-guard]

So Alleria is marrying a draenei lady instead ?

[Dojacàt-moon-guard]

@Ilililili-skullcrusher

Ladies and gentlemen, fellow gamers and adventurers, today I stand before you with a heavy heart and a firm decision. After countless days and nights spent in the virtual realm of Azeroth, battling demons, exploring uncharted territories, and forging unbreakable bonds with comrades, I have reached a crossroad that demands a difficult choice. I am quitting World of Warcraft.

My journey in this vast and immersive world has been a remarkable one, filled with awe-inspiring moments and unforgettable experiences. But as the sands of time flow and the echoes of my adventures resonate in the recesses of my mind, I find myself faced with reasons that have pushed me to make this arduous decision.

First and foremost, the time commitment demanded by World of Warcraft has grown unmanageable. What once felt like an enjoyable hobby has morphed into an all-consuming behemoth that devours my waking hours. The constant pressure to maintain a high level of commitment, the endless grind for gear and achievements, and the never-ending treadmill of weekly resets have taken their toll on my mental well-being and overall quality of life.

Furthermore, the direction in which the game has evolved is a far cry from what initially captivated my imagination. The focus on repetitive, monotonous tasks and the push towards a more casual-friendly experience have left me yearning for the days when epic quests and challenging encounters were the norm. The soul of the game seems diluted, overshadowed by the desire to cater to a broader audience at the expense of its long-time loyal fanbase.

The once vibrant and bustling community that made the game feel like a second home has also suffered a decline. The sense of camaraderie and solidarity that once permeated the virtual realms has been eroded by toxic behavior, rampant trolling, and an increasing divide between players. It’s disheartening to witness the deterioration of what was once a vibrant and inclusive community.

Another aspect that has led to my decision is the introduction of microtransactions and pay-to-win elements. The line between gameplay and monetization has become blurred, with real-world money now being an influential factor in determining one’s success and progression. This undermines the principles of skill and dedication, creating an uneven playing field and diminishing the sense of accomplishment that was once the backbone of World of Warcraft.

Furthermore, the constant cycle of expansions and updates has left me feeling overwhelmed and fatigued. While new content is undoubtedly exciting, the pressure to keep up with the ever-increasing power creep and the need to constantly relearn mechanics has become exhausting. It feels like an endless chase, and the joy of discovery and exploration has been overshadowed by a constant state of anxiety and fear of falling behind.

Lastly, and perhaps most significantly, quitting World of Warcraft represents a personal choice to reclaim my life outside the virtual realm. I yearn for real-world experiences, for meaningful interactions with friends and loved ones, and for pursuing endeavors that enrich my life beyond the confines of a computer screen. Life is a fleeting gift, and while World of Warcraft has provided me with incredible memories and friendships, it is time to venture forth and explore new horizons.

To those who still find joy and fulfillment in World of Warcraft, I wish you well on your continuing adventures. Cherish the bonds you form, the triumphs you achieve, and the memories you create. For me, it is time to bid farewell to this virtual realm and embark on a new chapter in my life.

In the end, my decision to quit World of Warcraft is not one born out of disdain or bitterness but rather a recognition of the changes that have altered the essence of what once made it a captivating and immersive experience. As I close this chapter, I will forever cherish the memories and friendships forged within Azeroth. But it is with a heavy heart and a sense

Aren’t you the one that pretended that your gf from Canada got e-harassed?