I have a friend, who got married already, those days he felt really bad, the reason he told me is that his wife didn't allow him to play World of Warcraft. He said: "I've been playing WoW for 2+ yrs but recently wife got fed up and made me stop. It's been a month and I'm going nuts! I probably played too much, but I'm not one of those 10-20 hr day types. I'm hardcore casual, don't raid/run instances, mostly BG/arena, play the AH and prowl STV on my rouge in 15 to 30 min bursts, between RL tasks. I keep up a full time job, do my chores, make it to meals and regular bedtime, church, etc. My only hobby is WoW, no best friends (haven't had em since college) or passtimes. Don't drink, smoke, cuss, party and I bath regularly- I'm strictly a boring home body. What I'm looking for, besides ur smart arse replies, is any experience you've had keeping wife/GF happy. I've heard of raiders who negotiate one nite a week where they can play? Perhaps I could negotiate 2 hrs on week nites, and 4 hrs on Sat, with no WoW on Sunday? Getting my wife to play is not an option, she hates computers about as much as she hates computer games. One prob. is that my wife doesn't have any best friends/hobbies either. I'm trying to get her to join church choir, maybe I could play when she practices? So any ideas - I'm dying here without my WoW fix.
what can he do? This is always a difficult type of question to give any kind of helpful opinion on, because it's almost impossible to get a real idea of what your situation is (despite the detail you've provided). But I'm seeing a lot of red flags in your post that really jump out at me:
1. "It's been a month and I'm going nuts"
2. "hardcore casual"
3. "my only hobby is WoW"
4. "I'm dying without my WoW fix"
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