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Not Addicted
Mildy Addicted to WoW
No.
Sometimes.
Definitely.
A few hours.
Some but not a lot.
Most hours.
All available time.
Happened a few times.
Happened once.
It's never happened.
Happens regularly.
Sometimes I say I am doing another thing, but actually I am playing WoW.
I have been living a complete lie, making up big stories about what I am doing when I am playing.
I have never lied about game time.
I often make stuff up to get out of other activities, so I can play.
Sometimes, I would make an excuse to play WoW instead.
I would always choose my friends over WoW.
I never see anyone outside of the game, they have given up trying to drag me away from WoW.
Mostly these days, I don't see my friends outside of the game.
I don't do anything else, except play WoW.
I try to get out, just so my body doesn't fail.
I still do some sports or other stuff to make sure my body and brain are active.
WoW has not affected the sports and other stuff I do.
What do you mean, as soon as I wake up, I switch on the PC and log into my account.
I have to focus on getting other stuff done before loggin in.
I don't mind knowing that I can't log in until later in the day.
Loggin in is generally low on my priorities list, it's not a problem.
I keep playing and hope it goes away, if it gets bad I log off.
I stuff some painkillers down and keep going, nothing stops me.
I would take some time away, and hope to get back on later.
I would stop playing right away and do something else.
Get really angry and tell them to get out. I might even scream or shout.
I can take some time away, it's not a problem.
I might have to take a few minutes to log out or go AFK.
It annoys me, but I pretend it doesn't.
It's a big issue, no-one can believe the amount of time I am playing, it's severely affecting people around me.
It's caused some arguments, sometimes some big arguements.
It's never been an issue.
Sometimes it causes tension in the house.
If I had to quit, I could do it no problem.
When I think about quitting, my stomach churns, it's like standing over a huge drop and scares me badly.
I worry about what I would do with my time and my life.
It would make me sad initially but I think I would get over it.
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