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Even though I grew up in an era with a Pac Man in every restaurant, I never played. I’ve never owned a Play Station, Nintendo, Gamecube, or Gameboy. I don’t even know the name of any other ‘game’ thing, but I can assure you I’ve never played it. EQ is it. And even at EQ I was always a casual player. I started playing EQ in July of 2000 (My fiancé bought the game) and stopped playing in the latter part of 2004 (the same time I stopped playing my fiancé). In May of 2007, EQ crossed my mind. After glancing at a few EQ websites, I decided to download the game again and pay for a month to see if I still enjoyed it. Ok, I’m in. I spend more on pop in a week than this game costs per month, so why not. There is one problem. I’m a gaming idiot. I know it. Because I have no game playing background, the simplest things that everyone else takes for granted are a complete mystery to me. But, with time and patience, I work it out a move forward.
Even though I grew up in an era with a Pac Man in every restaurant, I never played. I’ve never owned a Play Station, Nintendo, Gamecube, or Gameboy. I don’t even know the name of any other ‘game’ thing, but I can assure you I’ve never played it. EQ is it. And even at EQ I was always a casual player. I started playing EQ in July of 2000 (My fiancé bought the game) and stopped playing in the latter part of 2004 (the same time I stopped playing my fiancé). In May of 2007, EQ crossed my mind. After glancing at a few EQ websites, I decided to download the game again and pay for a month to see if I still enjoyed it. Ok, I’m in. I spend more on pop in a week than this game costs per month, so why not. There is one problem. I’m a gaming idiot. I know it. Because I have no game playing background, the simplest things that everyone else takes for granted are a complete mystery to me. But, with time and patience, I work it out a move forward.
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