Comments on: Burnout, Part I: Finding Your Fun http://www.timesink.ca/2008/12/11/burnout-part-i-finding-your-fun/ Because the internet needs another gaming blog. Mon, 26 Sep 2011 06:06:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Joe http://www.timesink.ca/2008/12/11/burnout-part-i-finding-your-fun/comment-page-1/#comment-7238 Joe Thu, 11 Dec 2008 20:55:22 +0000 http://www.timesink.ca/?p=753#comment-7238 I have WoW burnout at the moment. Even with the new expansion and all the new content I just found it was more of the same. I hadn't completed my journey to 70 before WOTLK came out. I had almost caught up to my friends when the cap was increased to 80. Now I am once again soloing in an MMO (actually duoing) chasing the dangling carrot of 80. EQ2: Rise of Kunark was based on the WoW questing model in my opinion. It has the same type of progression with a little less of the quests being dependant on one another. If that expansion burned you out it's no suprise WoW burned you out. Now, as all my friends know, I am playing Fallout 3 and giving MMOs a tiny break. If I'm going to NOT BE grouping in an MMO I might as well be NOT BE grouping in a game world that is tailored and made especailly for my personal fun. I haven't cancelled my account or anything in WoW, just taking it really slow while I save an apocalyptic, post nuclear war, Washington D.C. and find out why my father ran out on me. I have WoW burnout at the moment. Even with the new expansion and all the new content I just found it was more of the same. I hadn’t completed my journey to 70 before WOTLK came out. I had almost caught up to my friends when the cap was increased to 80. Now I am once again soloing in an MMO (actually duoing) chasing the dangling carrot of 80.
EQ2: Rise of Kunark was based on the WoW questing model in my opinion. It has the same type of progression with a little less of the quests being dependant on one another. If that expansion burned you out it’s no suprise WoW burned you out.
Now, as all my friends know, I am playing Fallout 3 and giving MMOs a tiny break. If I’m going to NOT BE grouping in an MMO I might as well be NOT BE grouping in a game world that is tailored and made especailly for my personal fun. I haven’t cancelled my account or anything in WoW, just taking it really slow while I save an apocalyptic, post nuclear war, Washington D.C. and find out why my father ran out on me.

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