I'm going to have to agree with the above. I just got married in January, but a while back I nearly lost her (after a few months of dating) because of my gaming habit. Graduating from college (and hence moving away from my gaming buddies) and getting more heavily involved cut way back on my gaming, and since I've been married I've played very little. I know games like CoH aren't very conducive to just playing a couple hours a week, but there it is. If you're like me, you pretty much have to treat is as a choice between gaming and your SO, at least for a while. Not that you have to give it up completely, but you may find that your conception of cutting back and only playing a little may differ significantly from hers.
Anyone who plays quake or half-life on the internet has heard of this (and likely had problems with the servers, too)... but an operating system? Sure, i see whats going on here... when you install, suppose whistler finds that you dont have an internet connection. well, no problem there, lets launch the ICW and offer to hook you up with MSN!!
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I'm going to have to agree with the above. I just got married in January, but a while back I nearly lost her (after a few months of dating) because of my gaming habit. Graduating from college (and hence moving away from my gaming buddies) and getting more heavily involved cut way back on my gaming, and since I've been married I've played very little. I know games like CoH aren't very conducive to just playing a couple hours a week, but there it is. If you're like me, you pretty much have to treat is as a choice between gaming and your SO, at least for a while. Not that you have to give it up completely, but you may find that your conception of cutting back and only playing a little may differ significantly from hers.
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Cheer up though, it's worth it
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Anyone who plays quake or half-life on the internet has heard of this (and likely had problems with the servers, too)... but an operating system? Sure, i see whats going on here... when you install, suppose whistler finds that you dont have an internet connection. well, no problem there, lets launch the ICW and offer to hook you up with MSN!!