How World Of Warcraft Changed My Life (And Why I Quit)

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In this video, I share my journey with World of Warcraft—a game I deeply loved but ultimately decided to quit. I dive into the adventures I had, the challenges I faced, and the surprising situations that led me to quitting the game.

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IN THIS VIDEO:
0:00 – Intro: My WoW Journey
1:18 – Discovering Hearthstone
2:31 – Diving Into WoW
4:34 – Legion Era & First Friends
7:11 – When WoW Defined My Life
8:23 – Spotting the Problem
10:53 – The Turning Point
12:20 – Final Thoughts

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4 thoughts on “How World Of Warcraft Changed My Life (And Why I Quit)”

  2. Wow, that got deep. I just got sick of the end game grind and quit. Still think about it every now and then and how much I enjoyed those early days of WoW. Tried it when they re-released classic, but you really cant go back. Played it casually for a few months (ironically probably the way they intended), and even discovered a few things I never encountered before as I fully explored every zone, but gave it up again shortly after hitting 60 and doing a few last Alterac Valley BGs.

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  4. Idk man

    You as person make or break your personal values. Your example definitely wasn’t good experience for that child, but the actual problem is the person not the game. I’ve been playing since Vanilla I have job that I am counted on to fix issues and I have child under 1 years old and married

    You can totally play these games while having adult priorities. Just as when you were child, get all your things done then you get to play. What does that look like work 40+hrs as week take care of my son until he falls asleep then play

    While everyone has the right to quit or put down the game whenever they want, please don’t blame the game for peoples poor choices in life. It’s not the game it’s them

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