Well. As a health care professional, most people would be surprised at the number of us that play WoW; doctors (including me), nurses, virtually all of us. We do this because WoW allows us to express our aggression and sorrow in a safe and supportive environment. We even have our own guilds, although most people are not aware of this.

I have a hunter and a mage that I am leveling to 90 right now (my time is limited). We all know that both of these classes are strictly DPS and do tons of damage. Oddly, nobody I know is a healer - we do enough of this for real.

Being a WoW player can be a sign of health. It's relaxing, fun, and hurts nobody.

actions · 2012-Oct-8 7:07 am ·

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2012-Oct-9 1:00 am

@MSC
Yeah, I've always found it interesting that you could group up with a 9yo kid and run a dungeon, then afterwards be running a dungeon next to a doctor, a 65yo grandma or pretty much anyone else. And I'm in law enforcement so I completely understand what you're talking about.

@Kearnstd
As far as a lawsuit goes, I only mentioned what I did because I think it'd be a gas if Blizz did sue 'em; that'd be a fun news story to come across.

actions · 2012-Oct-9 1:00 am ·

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