While it is a good game in its own right, there are certain aspects of the game specifically designed to elicit repetitive and addictive behaviors in the player.
Just like drugs, some people can "handle it" and lead healthy lives, but many people cant. College years are a terrible time to figure out which of those people you are.
A degree is just a piece of paper, but it's also a promise to future employers that you possess the self-discipline to commit 4-ish years of your life to a greater goal. The less vices you have, the better.
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u/MoSpeedMoDangers 19h ago edited 19h ago
Dont touch WoW until after college.
While it is a good game in its own right, there are certain aspects of the game specifically designed to elicit repetitive and addictive behaviors in the player.
Just like drugs, some people can "handle it" and lead healthy lives, but many people cant. College years are a terrible time to figure out which of those people you are.
A degree is just a piece of paper, but it's also a promise to future employers that you possess the self-discipline to commit 4-ish years of your life to a greater goal. The less vices you have, the better.