Hellscrag wrote:I find it really surreal that people get so personally caught up in this kind of stuff that online discussions can escalate to this kind of level. Games and the Internet can provide a means of escape when life gets tough, but it shouldn't be allowed to become the single most important aspect of one's life. When a computer game or an online spat becomes a matter of life and death, things have gone way too far. Turn the computer off. Look to your partner, friends or family for support - and if that's not available, then look to the broader community, a doctor or even a church. It will help.
Amen to that. There's more in life than a computer game or b/g-friend. If a computergame takes ALL your time, ALL your interest and ALL of your life, it's indeed time to take a step back. A BIG step that is and get a life without it. You'll find that there's much more to it than the computer game or a relationship with someone that ends. It may seem "all" to you at that moment, but you'll soon enough find out that there's more.. a LOT more. And it's a fun lot more as well.