What you don't like about WoW

[Multibocks]

Sorry cookies, it sounds like you are trying to come up with reasons to quit. Just quit and come back later when you feel like playing again.

Oh and time investment? Seriously? I came back and within a couple of weeks I already have everything I can get solo (multiboxing). The only things I do on my main set of characters anymore are the daily quests and the daily dungeon (for triumph emblems). I don't think two weeks is a serious time investment to get everything you need from the lastest patch considering the content is supposed to last more than 3 months.

[mmcookies]

Sorry cookies, it sounds like you are trying to come up with reasons to quit. Just quit and come back later when you feel like playing again.

It sounds like that because that's what I said. In the past, I've generally viewed my time away from WoW as temporary until something more interesting happens, but this time, I may be gone for good, so I'll need a much more thorough review of my reasons.

Oh and time investment? Seriously? I came back and within a couple of weeks I already have everything I can get solo (multiboxing). The only things I do on my main set of characters anymore are the daily quests and the daily dungeon (for triumph emblems). I don't think two weeks is a serious time investment to get everything you need from the lastest patch considering the content is supposed to last more than 3 months.

It's not. As I've said before, WoW is the most casual friendly MMO I know. I have it up there mostly due to my own priorities shifting, which also leads into the cost issue. It's not like I can't afford 5-boxing, but it still begs the question if it's the best use for that money if I'm pretty much not going to be playing it.