<p>i am going to be a premed major at loyola u. at chicago. I was wondering if classes are just gonna swamp me or if i’ll actually have time to do things other than study. will i have time for World of Warcraft or counter-strike???</p>
<p>get out more. who wants to waste their life playing games?</p>
<p>I’m going to UCLA as a bio or physiology major. would I have time to do $2500 of workstudy, do research, and be in the marching band? Marching band occupies all of Saturday when there’s football games, and like 3 hours on tuesday and friday afternoons. Plus, I would receive an A in it to boost my GPA. but I’m guessing that I probably shouldn’t join band, right?</p>
<p>If you want to go ahead. It is your decision. Do what you like to do and what you have a passion for, you’ll be happy that way. Don’t have other people make decisions for you, your in college your an adult, think for yourself for once in your life.</p>
<p>“get out more. who wants to waste their life playing games?”
clearly you have never played World of Warcraft! it’s not just a game! it’s the ultimate game, and CS is alright, but gets boring soon. I hope i get time to play my games too, big fan of blizzard (Warcraft III TFT and Starcraft, no money for WoW, play it at friend’s house)</p>
<p>ahah… the only RPG game I play is Ragnarok… only got to lvl 64 Monk</p>
<p>Sorry about that but I’m just saying that if you’re worried about having time to play games . . . you probably won’t. My friend was an admin for CS and he played it at least 2 hours a day (usually much more). It was not only repetitive to hang out with him but annoying too. Sorry in that dorm that I live in everybody does nothing but play games, especially my roommate (who has time now b/c he is switching from CS to philosophy). So not only was I not a game fan before I went to college, now I really hate them. If there is not much to your life besides playing games, then I just think that gamers lose touch with reality too easily. Sorry if I offended you. </p>
<p>And believe me I used to be a gaming addict . . . when I was a kid. Gaming isn’t real and is just not important to me now. I only was “addicted” to one game last semester and I only played it for two days less than an hour each time: Burnout 3. I don’t know why but that game just got me haha.</p>
<p>Ah, you people don’t know the half of gaming addiction. I played Everquest for about 4 years starting a month after it was originally released. I still did normal stuff like hang out with friends (my real life friends that played EQ mostly), and played in a few bands, but 90% of my time was spent playing my fictional character. My advice: once you are in college, steer clear of any and all MMORPGs.</p>