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Berhati-hatilah gamers tegar!!!

munmon — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:55:37 +0000

Saya ada terbaca di kotaku.com mengenail bahana farmwille dan World of Warcraft. Boleh dijadikan bahan untuk menjahanamkan bakal bekas isteri atau bakal bekas suami.

Tajuknya : Farmville, World of Warcraft Are Divorce Lawyers’ Latest Weapons in Court

Father seeks custody of the kids, claiming (among other things) that his ex-wife never attends the events of their young ones. Subpoenaed evidence from the gaming site World of Warcraft tracks her there with her boyfriend at the precise time she was supposed to be out with the children. Mom loves Facebook’s Farmville, too, at all the wrong times.

Hehehe. Bahaya sungguh. Nasib baik saya dah pulih dari ketagihan World of Warcraft. Oleh itu, kepada pemain2 game yang tegar. Berhati-hatilah, kot2 ada je mata yang memandang dan dengan penuh rasa jahat, mengambilnya sebagai ebiden untuk mendakwa anda atas dasar kurang bertanggung-jawab kerana terlalu leka bermain game.

Recruitment : World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft addict… how to tell?

munmon — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 04:08:43 +0000

Good Morning and Sejahtera

World of Warcraft the best MMORPG is now part of me. It is no more a mere game. As for me, World of Warcraft is a thing I must log-on at least once in every 2 days. The most I can stand without logging in is about 4 days. That’s the maximum, after that am gonna feel very-very uneasy, awkward and I will annoy people around me.

I have just created one Facebook Account for Loktaramish. I cannot name the account as Loktaramish son of Duraton. The system rejects such name convention. /sigh. So, I used Malay word for Son of which is “anak”. Instead of Loktaramish son of Duraton, I named the account as Loktaramish Anak Duraton. What a WoW freak.

By creating one special account for my World of Warcraft character, I have confirmed my place in the Halls of the Addicts, Special Category : World of Warcraft. Degree of Addiction: Severe!

Take Care

World of Warcraft… looking back

munmon — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 12:53:07 +0000

Good Day and Salam Sejahtera

It is not wrong to assume World of Warcraft as the most addictive, popular and best MMORPG. It is revealed in a research that 62% of MMORPG markets is held by World of Warcraft. Somewhere in January 2008, mmogchart.com, reported that World of Warcraft had reached 10 million users worldwide. Bear the numbers, 10 million subscribers, Malaysia has 25,274,132 (July 2008 est.) and Singapore has around 4,608,167 (July 2008 est.) [both numbers are taken from CIA World Factbook]. Imagine that, I am one of those 10 million people, slave of Blizzard Entertainment. Most of us pay approx. RM50 per month for the subscription fees. For 2 years, I have spent around RM1200 for this World of Warcraft (not including the expansion sets which is priced around RM99 for Burning Crusade and around RM150 for the latest Expansion The Wrath of the Lich King).

Come, we go back in time and learn who is this CULPRIT who introduced this game to me. First of all, I never blame him. The real culprit is my inner self who always want to be the Champion of the Horde. I have told this friend of mine to never give me the WoW Trial when he revealed his intention to me. “No! Don’t!!!” That was what I told him. Couple of hours later, he came with the game. Shittey!!! That was like 2 years ago when I was in Shah Alam. I did not even care to look at the game but he left it on me table, just on top of Xbox 360. I still remember that moment. He purposely put it there,my favourite spot, in front of the Computer.

It was as if the Box spoke to me “Munmon come and play this game. Show the world your inner self. Be the Champion of Thrall!”. /sigh. That was the moment. The very day of me choosing to be one of those 10 million players. Hey!!! It was not my fault at all. I am choiceless (this word does not exist!!!) at that time. People like me would understand why I made that decision.

Then, my life has changed. Social-Life is less important to me now. I don’t really care for party and such. This World of Warcraft is my life now.

Cheerio.

What makes us uniquely humans

munmon — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 07:00:21 +0000

Good Afternoon and Salam Sejahtera

It has been a long time since my last post. Well, I am so much into the World of Warcraft. The Legendary Rogue of Ayubi, Loktaramish. Heroics now and then, preparing to Raid Naxxramas. I leave everything behind when I am in Azeroth. The worst addiction of 21st Century, World of Warcraft.

Okay, what makes us unique as a human. Is it brain? or Ability to think? Is it lust or desire? I don’t agree with all of those. Animals have lust, brain and ability to think too. But… animals have not what we Humans do. The magic hand of blaming others – Pointing Fingers. To deny errors and blame others. Recently, another landslide had occurred somewhere in Bukit Antarabangsa and this is not the 1st time. 13 landslides have occurred since Dec 11, 1993, Highland Towers tragedy. Warnings have been given but the men in power did nothing.

Pointing finger is he final solution. And it is the best. IEM blamed the government for the lack of systematic regulatory measure on the safety of hillside development. Toyo blames Khalid for not being on the top of the problem. In retaliation, Khalid simply states that most of the hillside projects were approved by Toyo. This is normal as human being. Pointing fingers to others to deny responsibility or… this is interesting… to act like a champion.

Shut Up la Tempe, let Khalid do his work. As far as I am concern, he is better than you. Konon “Was given reports every 3 month….”. Why did you do… “Nothing!!!”

Well, that makes us unique as a human… Pointing Fingers!!!

Take Care

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The Wrath of the Lich King…

munmon — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 05:22:40 +0000

Good Morning and Good Day

It has been a while. Not too long by the way. I just bought me a copy of World of Warcraft newest Expansion, The Wrath of the Lich King. A great game and more challenging. This game is my alternate life. Ohh My. I am so addicted to this game. It’s bad, but I still continue playing. It’s crazy, but I enjoy the content of the game. One thing I am sure of it, World of Warcraft is full of fun.

I paid RM168 for this game and will make sure it’s a well spent stuff. Btw, I am still on queue to enter the World of Warcraft. 1000+ queues man. What the hell. Eversince WotLK has been launched Aman’Thul has become Aman’Phail.

/sigh. /blame Einharjier and Larhart for this!!!

Recruitment : World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft Addiction

munmon — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 04:17:34 +0000

Good Morning

May the Lord of the Universe bless you. To all mankind and creatures of the world, Good Day and Good Health. We are all under magni nominis umbra. Christian??? No. I am not. Muslim I am. Not a good one and not bad either.

MMORPG or Massively multi-player online role-playing game is one of the modern world phenomenons. A plague some might call it, a gold making opportunity for the business oriented organisations. For the players, the best form of entertainment. I am one of those players. Enter the World of Warcraff, one of the best MMORPGs ever developed. Tons of such games exist today.

I believe not in such addiciton until it is too late. Too late to break free. Once you play you will have hard time to break from it. What makes this game addictive, I can never tell. The addiction is greater than anything I have ever craved before. A day without World of Warcraft feels like something is missing. You know the feeling when you are about to sleep but you can’t since you miss something. That’s the feeling.

It is not like drug addiction. There’s no withdrawal effect and muscle spasms. But there’s psychological effect. I am telling you what happen to me during the weeks of no World of Warcraft. Connection problems. For the last two weeks, I had this disconnection problem. I could only stay online in WoW for the max of 3 minutes. Then magically transferred to the Log in Screen with big annoying message “Disconnected from the Server”. That is enough to piss me off and make my day goes bad. Moody character I was during the duration of Curse of DC by TMNUTS and its SCREAMYX.

I am Gay (not that kind of Gay) person, a happy person. I never thought of not being able to play WoW, I would be very grumpy. Indeed I was very grumpy. Seemed like my emotion was being hurt. Oh yes, I was so pissed off with TmNet. Cursed them before going to sleep. Cursing is not my character, but World of Warcraft changes me. WoW has taken over my life. To my surprise, I have developed one kind of emotional attachment to my character “Loktaramish” and all of his affiliates. I even consider Lokt as my better-half, it is me in the World of Warcraft. I even think that Lokt is me and the look and cosmetic appearance of Lokt must suit my preferences. Anything that I do not like, even better than my current gear will never be worn. That Orc is me. Oh God! What is happenning to me.

Luckily, I can do my jobs at work. But still, I will take a minute or two to look at my Armoury just to ease my feeling. The burning desire to play World of Warcraft consumes my soul every now and then. I can stop playing for the max of 2 days. More that that, only God knows how the burning desire urge me to play. Come and Play the Word of Warcraft the brain tells me.

Take Care All. The World of Warcraft awaits