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| mage fury bb |
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I've been having some trouble with RS. When I plsy its like days at a time with no break and its taking up my life/spare time..and quess what I like it=)..RS pwns but after christmas I'm getting a new computer all for meh self and ill be on 24/7 except eating,sleeping,and school.
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| crayoneater |
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umm show your parents this topic and get sum help
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| yammy |
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lol i think you should only play for a lil bit at i time say 2 hours at max dont like rs take over your life man, i paly for 2 hours at most but mainly takin break and speaking to mate on forums or msn
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| Mysticallity |
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Every RuneScaper will have to go through this period of addiction. It will alter your view on RuneScape. When I was addicted, RuneScape's fun. After a few years or so, you'll start to have a normal point of view and your priorities will return.
My personal best advice is: Play all you want, but not to the point of extremity. The faster you get bored of RuneScape, the better. Bring your addiction levels down before you go into important stages of education.
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| Cky |
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I'd say, play RS if you really feel that strongly about it, but also at least go out, get yourself a nice girl, and do something meaningful, because in the end RS will do nothing but take $5 dollars from you a month.
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QUOTE From here, I could've continued indefinitely--thieving would be next, then combat, then trade skills such as crafting, herblore, and smithing, followed by independent skills in fishing, woodcutting, and mining--but it won't end on my terms until I draw the line.
That quote was taken from N0valyfe. He too was fervently addicted. So much so that he nearly lost his life because of this game.
Take my advice, I beg of you: STOP PLAYING. You need to conquer the addiction before it conquers you.
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| Dilbert26 |
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Phew, reading the comments here makes me glad that I am already past my addiction times. But they are right. RS is very addictive and almost everyone will go through this period. Just remember, life comes first, rs comes last. Do good in life you will be happy, even if you are doing bad in rs. Do good in rs and bad in life, you will be mad.
In rs you have unlimited chances and in life, you get very few.
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| Shredar |
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dont let runescape take you over. be careful, i let that happen, i would play for hours upon hours a day, then finally i got tired of it now cant really stand to be on mroe than like 45 mins
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| Cky |
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I'd say talk to your parents about separating times/days for you to play, so you don't get too addicted.
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| Nawzlew |
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Play the game, don't let it play you.
I'm not saying don't play it, just don't play too much. IT WILL take over your life. You will end up with no social life, no friends, no nothing.
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| Goldensage |
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DO THIS. You will feel much better:
1.) Kiss computer screen 2.) Say good-bye to computer 3.) Pick up nearest heavy or hard object 4.) Swing heavy object into computer 5.) While swinging, say the phrase "I DON'T NEED YOU"
Or just unplug your internet and pick up another habit. Anythiing non-hurtful and possibly contructive. If that doesn't work, get a girlfriend. Those help A LOT. I haven't played Runescape in months, now, because of mine. You end up totally forgetting about RS altogether.
Or you could play to your hearts content and just totally burn yourself out on Runescape. That way it gets boring and you don't play it anyways.
This post has been edited by Goldensage: Nov 17 2006, 04:27 PM
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