How Do I Help My Friend Get Rid of His World of Warcraft Addiction?
Question by rob_sarian: How do I help my friend get rid of his World of Warcraft addiction?
My friend is seriously addicted to WoW. He hasn’t turned into a society-shunning hermit … YET. I don’t want it to get to that point.
Any serious and real-world recommendations on how I can help him get rid of his WoW addiction (or at least to greatly temper it) will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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turn the PC off,,, that’s what I did
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WOW addicted brother needs help part 2 – Now hackers listen closly…I will give you password later just watch the vid…And don’t ask about explosives… And no I DON’T OWN WORLD OF WARCRAFT OR ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT!!!
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