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Where does the number of forum threads one creates fit into your assessment?

witchdoctor

Reverb wrote: »

Where does the number of forum threads one creates fit into your assessment?

Beat me to it.

Thogard

I’m a no lifer by your definition

But I have a pretty sweet life

Integral1900

I think I was in danger of that kind of tipping point, I have six alts, with the next update that’s being reduced to four. I need to feel connected to a charecter and the more there are the more diluted the becomes.

Currently
Magica Templar
Stamina Dragon Knight
Magica Dragon Knight
Magica Sorcerer
Nightblade that’s been both
Magica Warden

The warden is going when I realised I was playing basicaly for just one ability, the ice aoe
The nightblade is going as while it has some interesting mechanics it simply cannot compete with the visual spectacle of the Dragon Knight

Instead I will pick up an extra outfit slot or two and create more charecter depth that way

LadyAstrum

If people want to whittle their lives away on a game for hours, days, weeks, months and years that's their problem. Look at what could be achieved in the real world if you put all that energy and time into actual goals and ambitions. The rich folk making money off the no-lifers didn't get there by spending all day, everyday on a game.

That said, fairly sure no-lifers are rare, and most gaming adults have some healthy balance in their lives.

DieAlteHexe

LadyAstrum wrote: »

If people want to whittle their lives away on a game for hours, days, weeks, months and years that's their problem. Look at what could be achieved in the real world if you put all that energy and time into actual goals and ambitions. The rich folk making money off the no-lifers didn't get there by spending all day, everyday on a game.

That said, fairly sure no-lifers are rare, and most gaming adults have some healthy balance in their lives.

Some of us have already done all that and are now retired. Thus we have plenty of time to wallow in our enjoyment that we had to set aside for all those years of working. I've put my energy, years, time, etc. into goals, ambitions, career etc. Now is the time to relax and enjoy.

It's a lovely "problem" to have.

Thogard

25 hours a week isn’t hard to do at all if you have the capability to work from home.

Enslaved

Who are you to decide who is a no lifer? I have 14 cp 880 chars on a main account, and 6 cp 350 chars on my mule account. 2 other chars are not even lvl 50, so I have life.

LadyAstrum

DieAlteHexe wrote: »

LadyAstrum wrote: »

If people want to whittle their lives away on a game for hours, days, weeks, months and years that's their problem. Look at what could be achieved in the real world if you put all that energy and time into actual goals and ambitions. The rich folk making money off the no-lifers didn't get there by spending all day, everyday on a game.

That said, fairly sure no-lifers are rare, and most gaming adults have some healthy balance in their lives.

Some of us have already done all that and are now retired. Thus we have plenty of time to wallow in our enjoyment that we had to set aside for all those years of working. I've put my energy, years, time, etc. into goals, ambitions, career etc. Now is the time to relax and enjoy.

It's a lovely "problem" to have.

That's lovely, I hope to be able to enjoy gaming many years from now when I'm retired. A life time of working warrants lots of play time in my view. I'm really talking about young adults still with their lives way ahead of them.

SquareSausage

ye 25 hours a week is easy and deffo not a 'no lifer', its approximately 3.5 hrs a day, you could full time job (8 hrs), sleep for 8 hours, play 3.5 hours a day and gym or other hobby on weekdays all within our allotted 24 hours with a little spare, and lets not consider even the weekends where you could party all weekend and still fit in your 3.5hrs eso lulz.

'No lifer' is sleep, eso, sleep, eso, sleep, eso.....the cycle continues, ja?

Alcast

@DoctorESO Are you trying to set a new record for Max Numbers of Threads created per day?

Cpt_Teemo

Enslaved wrote: »

Who are you to decide who is a no lifer? I have 14 cp 880 chars on a main account, and 6 cp 350 chars on my mule account. 2 other chars are not even lvl 50, so I have life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ySgb8pqXzM

DieAlteHexe

LadyAstrum wrote: »

DieAlteHexe wrote: »

LadyAstrum wrote: »

If people want to whittle their lives away on a game for hours, days, weeks, months and years that's their problem. Look at what could be achieved in the real world if you put all that energy and time into actual goals and ambitions. The rich folk making money off the no-lifers didn't get there by spending all day, everyday on a game.

That said, fairly sure no-lifers are rare, and most gaming adults have some healthy balance in their lives.

Some of us have already done all that and are now retired. Thus we have plenty of time to wallow in our enjoyment that we had to set aside for all those years of working. I've put my energy, years, time, etc. into goals, ambitions, career etc. Now is the time to relax and enjoy.

It's a lovely "problem" to have.

That's lovely, I hope to be able to enjoy gaming many years from now when I'm retired. A life time of working warrants lots of play time in my view. I'm really talking about young adults still with their lives way ahead of them.

Eh...we make choices. Some choose partying, some sports, some community work etc. It's all about balance and, to my way of thinking, the "definition" put forth is not rising to "no life" by any stretch.

DoctorESO

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D0PAMINE

I knew who posted this thread just by reading the title alone.

Turelus

Reverb wrote: »

Where does the number of forum threads one creates fit into your assessment?

Let's not bring forums into no life discussions.

Eh when I was unemployed I think I fit all the OP's prereqs, these days I play less due to work and other games with my friends who are not ESO players but I think if someone is enjoying the game and their real life isn't taking a hit from it who's to say someone plays too much.

Hippie4927

DieAlteHexe wrote: »

LadyAstrum wrote: »

If people want to whittle their lives away on a game for hours, days, weeks, months and years that's their problem. Look at what could be achieved in the real world if you put all that energy and time into actual goals and ambitions. The rich folk making money off the no-lifers didn't get there by spending all day, everyday on a game.

That said, fairly sure no-lifers are rare, and most gaming adults have some healthy balance in their lives.

Some of us have already done all that and are now retired. Thus we have plenty of time to wallow in our enjoyment that we had to set aside for all those years of working. I've put my energy, years, time, etc. into goals, ambitions, career etc. Now is the time to relax and enjoy.

It's a lovely "problem" to have.

^^This^^ Now that I am retired, I have plenty of time to be a "no-life player" and still have a life, if that makes sense.

Ahmbor

• I'm a "no-life book reader" i read more than 25hr per week
• I'm a "no-life worker" i work more than 25hr per week
• I'm a "no-life music listener" i listen to music more than 25hr per week

Holy ***... so many "no-life" people around the world.

Shardan4968

Once I was fat, but then I got more time to play eso and I forgot to eat sometimes so now I'm handsome and slim. Profit.

Princess_Ciri

I am really enjoying these posts Dr ESO, please continue making them!!!!!!!!!!

Pennylong

I don't think it's being a no lifer, I think it's more of compulsive behaviour associated with a lot of MMOs. No Lifer is a term you could broadly apply to any number of compulsions or addictions.

Balticthunder

Alcast wrote: »

@DoctorESO Are you trying to set a new record for Max Numbers of Threads created per day?

He tries to beat that Aliaylana guy (sorry if misspelled) !

OutLaw_Nynx

Can someone please put a limit on this guys threads? Zos? Gina? Anyone!?

Pastas

And what about "no-life ESO forum posters" ?

Universe

3,600 champion points earned

Invincible

The threshold is having so much time on their hands they post allover the forums relentlessly flaming persons who are dissatisfied with the game in any way,

TequilaFire

Some of you are so self-righteous, I worked hard for 30 years to enjoy my "no life".

Mic1007

Lord wrote: »

3,600 champion points earned

What does someone at CP3600 even do? Fish?

MilwaukeeScott

I don't like it outside.