What do you do when you get WoW Burnout?

[Shodokan]

Sorry I kinda saw this coming when you started talking about this... I mean Ugh I think this would kill anyones passion... You literally made wow a Job bro. Take a break and come back IF you want to.

I enjoy my friends on the game far too much to quit. I've already taken a 2 week hiatus. All i do is make my gems and continue to ruin the gem market.

[Gormand]

I enjoy my friends on the game far too much to quit. I've already taken a 2 week hiatus. All i do is make my gems and continue to ruin the gem market.

My guild and the people I play with are the ONLY reason I am still playing. Really I think even if i quit I would still be jumping into vent most nights to say hi.
Boxing gave me something else to focus on, another way to play the game and extend my enjoyment. I have often considered cutting back, but I miss the people :/

Just play when you feel like it, as soon as you force yourself to sit at that machine your 1 step closer to walking away forever.

I bought the game day 1, I quit and started playing again 3-4 times. I didnt hit level 60 during vanilla, I hit 70 about 3 weeks before the end of BC. This is by far my longest stretch playing, but even now I take breaks. Pick a TV series or 2 to work your way through.

[Sajuuk]

Burnout happens. Just take a break until you feel you can play again without getting bored.

I myself used to LOVE raiding. It's the main thing I did in the latter part of BC/start of wrath. Now I've kind of gotten back into raiding, only to have it...not fit. I haven't had time to mesh with the people/pug a lot/organization is spotty. It really makes me miss my old guild. Great folks there. Great folks.

[heyaz]

I cancel my subs and quit the game

[Deevext]

If your main toons is becoming boring, switch to your alt, that level 80 human on the server real life that by now have full rested experience ..

[alcattle]

take a few off and watch Hulu or Netflix. Try something different like boxing, or PvP and look for good guildies.

[Tonuss]

Take a break.

This is what I do. If I find that I am not logging in for a couple of weeks, then it's time to cancel the accounts. Anywhere from two to six months later, I usually feel the urge to play again. It's not as if there aren't other things to do when I don't have WOW.

[Dramoth]

Usually I have a break when I travel...

But usually when I get bored with wow, I will watch movies... read... go out into the big blue room and see friends.

I also have two options when I am playing the game... I can either solo play or box...

At the moment, I am solo playing because I tried to setup boxing on linux and it hasnt worked out the way I thought it would... so I am going to be setting up my old main computer again and installing Win7 on it.

[Style1one]

For me, I tend to paintball more on the weekends. Head out to the woodworking shop I have set up in the backyard. Mess around with my car audio system, or my boats system for that matter.

[Drommon]

When I take a break from WoW I usually go back to other games that I have been neglecting. My last break had me painting Warhammer 40k minis and building terrain for table top wargaming. Then when I got tired of painting and building I go back to WoW.

You could try taking up golf, that is what I plan to do for my next break from WoW. Golf is almost as expensive as warhammer 40k though but you get a lot more exercise if you *walk* the course.