World of Warcraft Seems Like Kind of a Silly Hobby

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roman1627

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World of Warcraft player/dorkmaster supreme Prepared has caved to his smack addiction-like dependence on WoW and created 36 separate accounts that he plays simultaneously on an epically ridiculous rig. He claims to spend over $5700 per year just on the game, and plans to pick up 36 copies of the new expansion pack Wrath of the Lich King when it's released.

I've never played World of Warcraft. I'm not sure if the abbreviation is pronounced by spelling out the letters W-O-W or if you just saw "wow." It seems like the kind of thing where you have to know the difference between an elf and an orc, and I gotta be honest, I just don't care. But this is so over-the-top that I'm almost interested in finding the one true ring or banging lady-dwarves or whatever you do in that game. Prepared's setup features a whopping seven separate laptops, four desktops hidden away under the desk, and an array of screens that's disorienting even in a static image. He might be the only person on earth who's capable of using the 15-button mouse. Prepared claims that $5700 a year is reasonable for a hobby, and he's totally right. I can think of at least three hard drugs that would be more expensive.

Edit: I've been informed that our industrious nerd is not Bradster but Prepared. Sorry for the commotion this must have caused Bradster and his family. [Ripten via Crunchgear]

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Whatever makes one happy.

If you think this is overkill, you haven't seen some of the high-end simracing setups out there. Enough hydraulics to put a mini powerplant to shame.
 
roman1627 said:
^^ any links for the same....:huh:
Check out this months issue of "Overdrive", there's a 11.5Lac sim-chair - its in an article in which they are comparing the real cars with their GT5 counterparts its called the D-Box racing simulator or something :D
 
roman1627 said:
^^ any links for the same....:huh:
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Note that this isn't the 11 lac industry grade simulator soggy is talking about.

This is just something this dude put together in his basement and hooked up to his home PC.
Even the simulator software being used is the very much consumer level PC sim Live for Speed that anyone can buy for less than 2k.
 
you should check out south koreans!there gamers are cosnidered as celibrities and they earn quiet a lot of money over starcraft and many other games.thier setups are even more awesome as they tend not leave their rooms for months
 
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